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Seattle City (spot)Light: Mariah Kenny, Electrical Engineer

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? I worked as a contract engineer at Seattle City Light for a little over a year before transitioning to be an official City Light engineer in July 2018. That makes it officially six years, or seven, if you count contracting…. [ Keep reading ]

Strategic Plan Update Addresses Challenges and Opportunities

The energy landscape is quickly evolving to be greener, smarter, and more resilient. Seattle City Light’s six-year Strategic Plan is our roadmap to ensure that we are also evolving to safely deliver affordable, reliable, and environmentally responsible service for many years to come. Our 2025-2030 Strategic Plan Update was formally… [ Keep reading ]

11 Essential Back-to-School Energy Tips to Save on Your Electricity Bills

Back-to-school season is a great opportunity to rethink how we use electricity. From early morning routines to managing homework, every action counts when it comes to saving energy – especially when the whole family gets involved. Try these eleven essential energy-saving tips to help you reduce electricity bills, lighten your… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: David Dean, Associate Electrical Engineer

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? Seven years. I started as an intern at the Lighting Design Lab in June 2017 and joined the Streetlighting team in July 2018. Division: Streetlight Engineering Tell us about your role: I primarily focus on streetlight design. Construction projects are constantly… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating National Hydropower Day with Seattle City Light

August 24 is National Hydropower Day! For over a century, hydropower has been a vital energy source for the Pacific Northwest and beyond. In fact, Washington is the leading producer of hydropower in the country. At Seattle City Light, we’re proud to manage an impressive hydroelectric system. Today, let’s explore… [ Keep reading ]

Save Energy and Money by Creating an Energy-Efficient Kitchen With These 14 Tips

Your kitchen is not only a space for culinary creativity but also a significant area for energy use. From cooking appliances to lighting, there are many ways to lighten your load and save energy! Whether you’re an experienced chef or just enjoy cooking occasionally, these tips can help you create… [ Keep reading ]

How Seattle City Light Is Planning for Increasing Energy Demands

Siobhan Doherty is Seattle City Light’s Power Supply Officer. Electrification is transforming our daily lives, and the demand for reliable and sustainable energy is rising. Here at Seattle City Light, we’re helping lead the way during this energy evolution. Our commitment to safely delivering clean, reliable, and affordable energy is… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Valli Dorai, Senior Applications Developer 

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? Since March 2018 Division: Utility Technology Tell us about your role: I serve as the subject matter expert and senior applications developer for Seattle City Light’s retail supply chain application, Asset Suite, a software tool that helps the utility manage the… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City Light offering $200 bill credits to income-qualified customers

On Monday, July 29, Seattle City Light joined Gov. Inslee, Mayor Harrell, and the WA Dept. of Commerce to announce a $200 bill credit offered by Washington electric utilities through the Climate Commitment Act. “We are committed to ensuring that the benefits of the state’s clean energy transition reach everyone,… [ Keep reading ]

Building a Sustainable Future: Unveiling the Sawara Building’s Affordable, Energy-Efficient Housing

Seattle City Light is excited to share our latest collaboration with the Seattle Housing Authority and Housing Development Consortium on the recent completion of the Sawara Building at Yesler. On July 26, we attended a grand opening event to celebrate the partnerships that made this remarkably efficient affordable housing building… [ Keep reading ]