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Seattle City Light, one of the nation’s largest publicly owned utilities, generates and delivers affordable, reliable and environmentally responsible power to the homes, businesses, and communities we serve. We provide carbon-neutral electricity, generated primarily from carbon-free hydropower, to over 900,000 residents in Seattle and the surrounding areas. View the City’s policies at www.seattle.gov/digital.

Industry

Utilities

Company size

1,001-5,000 employees

Headquarters

Seattle, WA

Type

Government Agency

Founded

1910

Specialties

Low-cost, reliable, environmntally responsible electricity, Energy efficiency and conservation, and Street lighting

Locations

Employees at Seattle City Light

Updates

A mysterious raven was recently spotted on a tugboat at Diablo Lake. This stunning area, part of our Skagit River Hydroelectric Project, is home to Gorge, Diablo, and Ross Dams. Together, these dams generate over 20% of our renewable energy and provide protected habitats for the area’s wildlife. Thank you, Allyson Oakley, from Generation Operations for capturing our #PhotoOfTheWeek!
In this week's #SeattleCitySpotLight, meet Strategic Advisor Pete Beaumont! Get to know Pete as he shares one of his fears, his first concert, and his favorite project that he's worked on at Seattle City Light. Read his full profile on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gabst24r
Today, we pause to honor and remember the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Caulk and weather-strip your windows and doors! Air leaks around your windows and doors create drafts and increase your heating and cooling bills. Seal air leaks to save energy and make your home more comfortable. Use caulk to seal between non-moving parts, like between the window frame and the wall. Use weather stripping to create a seal between moving parts, like between a window sash and the sill. For large holes, use expanding foam sealant. Visit https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c for more ways to save!
Our #PhotoOfTheWeek is taken from the Lower Lena Lake trail on the Olympic Peninsula. These winter hikes are beautiful! Thanks to Kelly Bains from Environmental Management for this shot!
In this week's #SeattleCitySpotLight, get to know Utility Account Supervisor Janelle Fisher! Read more to learn about the obstacles Janelle has overcome, her advice for those new to City Light, and her favorite local activity: https://lnkd.in/gNzCJBe5
Reflecting on a year of powering our communities, Seattle City Light is proud to share the highlights of 2024! From prioritizing our customers and protecting the environment to strengthening neighborhoods and enhancing system reliability, we’ve focused on making a meaningful impact. Last year, we launched innovative programs, earned recognition for our efforts, and worked toward a brighter, more sustainable future. Want to learn more? Explore our Year in Review blog post https://lnkd.in/gnNXmnhj
2024 Year in Review - Powerlines https://powerlines.seattle.gov

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