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Energy Heroes Program Reaches Record Numbers in 2024-2025 School Year

Our Energy Heroes educational program had an outstanding 2024-2025 school year. We reached more students than ever before while maintaining our commitment to equity and academic excellence. Since 2008, Energy Heroes has brought hands-on learning about electrical safety, renewable energy, and conservation directly to classrooms across our service area. This… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Son T. Nguyen, Senior Civil Engineering Specialist Supervisor

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? 22 years Division: Engineering and Technology Operations Tell us about your role. For the last 22 years, it has been a great pleasure to work and grow in the Technical Resources Unit. In my current role, I manage a talented and… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating one year of conservation success at the Native Salmonid Conservation Facility

Last May, we celebrated the grand opening of our Native Salmonid Conservation Facility in Usk, Washington. Built as part of the Boundary Hydroelectric Project’s federal relicensing agreement, the facility represents our commitment to environmental stewardship and the restoration of native trout populations. Now, one year later, we’re excited to share the progress… [ Keep reading ]

Electric Vehicles Take Center Stage at Seattle City Light’s Third Annual Electric Car Guest Drive

Seattle City Light’s third annual Electric Car Guest Drive took place on Saturday, August 23. The event brought together curious drivers and cutting-edge electric vehicles (EVs) for a day of hands-on exploration. Despite rising temperatures later in the day, the event drew steady crowds and delivered impressive results. Test drive… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Rebecca Reed, Admin Specialist

The Basics Division: Operations – Skagit Hydroelectric Project How long have you been at City Light? I was originally hired in March 2016, and I started at the Skagit Project in July 2023. So, I’ve worked at City Light for nine years now. Tell us about your role. What does… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating 25 Years of Protecting the Cedar River Watershed

On August 20, more than 100 guests met at the Cedar River Watershed to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Cedar River Watershed Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP). The event brought together past and present staff, committee members, and partners to reflect on the hard work and collaboration that has defined… [ Keep reading ]

Why National Hydropower Day Matters More Than Ever

Every August 24, we celebrate National Hydropower Day. This day helps us remember one of America’s oldest renewable energy sources. Hydropower has powered communities for over 100 years. Today, it plays a bigger role than ever as we work toward a cleaner energy future. What is hydropower? Hydropower generates electricity… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating the Opening of the Metaline Falls Portage Park

On August 14, we held a ribbon-cutting event to announce the opening of Metaline Falls Portage Park! This new 10-acre day-use park in Metaline Falls, Washington, combines accessibility, local history, and natural beauty into one remarkable space. A memorable gathering The ceremony welcomed around 50 attendees, including State Representative Andrew… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Brian Muoneke, Assistant Energy Management Analyst

The Basics Division: Customer Energy Solutions How long have you been at City Light? 9 months Tell us about your role: I am a part of a team responsible for implementing energy efficiency programs for Seattle City Light’s commercial and industrial customers. I’ve mainly worked on lighting projects to help… [ Keep reading ]

How City Light’s Vegetation Management Team uses LiDAR to keep the grid safe

Anabel Roza is Seattle City Light’s Vegetation Management & Wildfire Mitigation Manager Every year, utilities across the country report vegetation-related outages. In fact, some of the worst wildfires in history have started when trees touched power lines. In a region like ours, where forests and infrastructure often overlap, the stakes… [ Keep reading ]