Seattle City Light

Daylight Saving Time is here — make the most of the extra sunlight! ☀️ Looking to save on energy this season? Start by letting nature light up your home! • Open the curtains and invite that sunlight inside. • Reorganize your space so desks or reading spots are near windows. • Use the natural warmth of the sun to give your heating system a break! A small effort goes a long way toward saving electricity (and money 💸). Want more energy-saving tips? We've got you covered! https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c #DaylightSavingTime #SaveElectricity #EnergySavingTips

Check out these great photos of our crews hard at work in the wake of last week’s storm. Nearly 98% of the 37,000 customers affected were restored in the first 24 hours. Other more complex repairs took several days including damage to a 115kv transmission line in an environmentally sensitive area requiring special measures for safe access.

We’re proud to celebrate our Chief Operating Officer, Mike Haynes, for being honored with the Pamela E. Klatt Award at the Northwest Hydroelectric Association annual conference! With over 30 years dedicated to hydropower, Mike has made a lasting impact on the industry through his leadership, innovation, and commitment to sustainability. Read more about Mike’s legacy and his contributions to hydropower: https://lnkd.in/gupx8jBx

The temperature on your water heater may be set higher than needed. For most households, a setting of 120 is sufficient. There is no need to use the preset temperature of 140. Lowering the temperature can save up to 22% on your water heating costs. Visit https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c for more ways to save.

Spotted in Beacon Hill, this red-tailed hawk perches on top of a utility pole. Can't find him? He blends in with the insulators at the top of the pole. Thank you, Whitman Bouton, from Vegetation Management for this fun #PhotoOfTheWeek!

In this week’s #SeattleCitySpotLight meet Accounting Tech Jonathon Ballenger! Read about his role in accounts payable, his first job in high school, and what he'd do if he won the lottery: https://lnkd.in/gVdwdmKU

Want to save money on your energy bills without breaking the bank? Even if you live in a rental property, there are plenty of easy, budget-friendly ways you can make a difference! Try these 8 simple but effective tips that can help you cut down on energy consumption, be more environmentally conscious, and save money. https://lnkd.in/gKC6GQgb

In action! Here's Electrician Constructor William Jones climbing high at the South Substation to upgrade equipment and ensure safe, reliable power to our customers. #PhotoOfTheWeek

Coming this year! Starting in mid-2025, Seattle City Light will offer a Time of Use (TOU) rate option for residential and small/medium business customers to manage energy bills more effectively. With TOU, you can save money, support clean energy, and take control of your energy use. Read our blog post and sign up for a Utility Services Website profile today to get ready! https://lnkd.in/gmrnZPTV

Lowering your thermostat slightly in the winter can help reduce heating bills. Even just two degrees can make a difference. If you're comfortable, adding an extra layer of clothing can help you stay cozy while saving energy. Always prioritize your warmth and well-being! Visit https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c for more ways to save.