City Light Steps Closer to Powering Seattle Through the 21st Century
The Denny Substation project draft environmental impact statement is available for review.
The Denny Substation project draft environmental impact statement is available for review.
Seattle City Light recently completed the environmental cleanup at the site of the utility’s future Denny Substation.
A single male osprey has been looking for love in the wrong place – a Seattle City Light tower along the Duwamish River.
Seattle City Light and the Seattle Aquarium announced today that they will install the largest solar array at any West Coast aquarium this Fall as part of the utility’s Community Solar and Green Up programs.
Seattle City Light will be closing the alleyway between 79th and 80th Streets west of Aurora Avenue N in the Greenlake neighborhood from May 20 through June 14 for work on a former substation property at 949 N. 80th Street.
Progress continues on the first substation to be constructed by Seattle City Light in 30 years.
Seattle City Light customer and bird watcher Trileigh Tucker helped the utility protect several chickadees that were nesting in an old utility pole that was about to be removed.
Demolition of the former Greyhound Bus maintenance facility at the site of the future Denny Substation nears completion.
Seattle City Light is in the early stages of building its first new substation in 30 years. The environmental review process is underway and the scoping period began on Monday, Oct. 8.
Seattle City Light is beginning the environmental review process for the Denny Substation Project by announcing the public comment period and associated public meetings.