As of September 15, Seattle City Light has provided $200 bill credits to more than 93,000 income-qualified residential customers, representing about 20% of our customers. The credits — $18.7 million in total — were funded through the Washington Climate Commitment Act to reduce the energy burden of Washington’s clean energy… [ Keep reading ]
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 ]
You have the power to reduce your energy consumption and save money for the remainder of the winter. Here’s how you can take your power back.
Today the City Council unanimously passed a resolution allowing Seattle City Light to extend residential rate assistance to low-income customers residing in the Seattle Housing Authority and King County Housing Authority if they are not receiving other assistance with their electric utility bills.
