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Coming Soon: A Time of Use Rate to Help You Choose How to Manage Your Energy Use

At Seattle City Light, we’re working hard to bring you new options to help you better understand and manage your energy use. That’s why we’re excited to announce that an optional Time of Use (TOU) rate will be available to residential and small/medium business customers starting in mid-2025. With TOU… [ Keep reading ]

Updated Strategies Unveiled to Support Transportation Electrification in our Region

This week, Seattle City Council adopted Seattle City Light’s new 2025-2030 Transportation Electrification Strategic Investment Plan (TESIP). This updated plan identifies City Light’s priorities as we continue investing in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, the grid, and our communities. We are committed to investing in Puget Sound’s transportation system to… [ Keep reading ]

Relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project Enters Year Two 

City Files Revised Study Plan with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission  On January 17, 2025, the City of Seattle submitted its Revised Study Plan (RSP) to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). This is a key part of the process to renew the license for the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City Light Named 2024 Business Customer Champion

Seattle City Light is proud to continue delivering exceptional service and customer support. After being named a 2023 Trusted Business Partner by Escalent, we are excited to share that we’ve been recognized this time as a 2024 Business Customer Champion. This honor comes from the Cogent Syndicated 2024 Utility Trusted… [ Keep reading ]

How to Save on National Cut Your Energy Costs Day: 5 Tips for Renters

National Cut Your Energy Costs Day is a great time to find ways to save money and reduce energy use. Even if you rent, there are simple steps you can take to lower your utility bills and make your home more energy efficient. Small, affordable changes can make a big… [ Keep reading ]

2024 Year in Review

At Seattle City Light, we’re always striving to serve you and make a meaningful impact throughout our service area. Here’s a look at some of the highlights from last year — and how they reflect our ongoing commitment to you. We continue our work to put customers first. We’re proud… [ Keep reading ]

Lighten Your Load: Saving Energy and Money in 2025

New rate updates for 2025 As of January 1, 2025, Seattle City Light has new electricity rates, which were approved by the Seattle City Council as part of the 2025-2030 Strategic Plan. These adjustments reflect our ongoing commitment to maintaining safe, reliable, and environmentally responsible energy services for all our… [ Keep reading ]

Our Most Popular Photos of the Week for 2024

Each week, we share a Photo of the Week on our social media channels that is taken by a different City Light employee. We’re so grateful for the contributions and new perspectives our employees share. These gorgeous photos are usually of beautiful Washington landscapes, our hydroelectric projects, and more. With… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Lynelle Ehart, Administrative Staff Assistant

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? September 2023 Division: Environmental, Engineering and Project Delivery Tell us about your role. I assist the members of my business unit with travel, expenses, payments, orders, documents, and required governmental filings, to name a few. My job is different from… [ Keep reading ]

Winter Weather Prep: Stay Safe and Save Electricity

Winter weather and storms can make life challenging. Roads, sidewalks, and homes may become dangerous, and power outages can happen. Preparing for these challenges not only ensures your safety, but also helps you conserve energy when it matters most. We’ve created this guide to help you stay safe and use… [ Keep reading ]