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’) .. Powerlines Seattle City Light (SCL) Home Topics Search Search Find Posts By Topic Together Toward a Sustainable Future: Highlights from the AEE West Conference May 7, 2024 As we face the challenges of climate change, effective energy management becomes key. Last week, Seattle City Light and energy experts from across the west coast met at the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) West conference. The goal? To discuss strategies for a clean energy future. Seattle City Light and… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: Association of Energy Engineers , creating our energy future , Puget Sound Energy Unveiling Seattle City Light’s Public Art Plan May 6, 2024 This is part of a series of blog posts with our partner, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, exploring the Seattle City Light Public Art Plan, created by Artist-in-Residence, Kate Clark. In 2021, we selected Kate Clark as Seattle City Light’s Artist-in-Residence. She was tasked with learning about the utility… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: In the Community , News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: artist-in-residence , arts , City Light 1% for Art Fund , Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Seattle City (spot)Light: Percy Schlimm, Senior Electric Service Representative May 6, 2024 The Basics How long have you been at City Light? I started working for the City of Seattle in May 2003 and moved to Seattle City Light in January 2007. Division: Customer Engineering Tell us about your role: As an electric service representative, I coordinate projects between the utility and the… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Get to Know City Light , Powerlines Tagged With: (spot)Light , employees Strengthening Grid Resilience at ResiliEX Summit 2.0 May 3, 2024 Seattle City Light and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently hosted the ResiliEX Summit 2.0. The summit was held at Seattle City Hall from April 23 to 25. The theme of this three-day event was Grid Resilience to Extreme Events.” The aim was to improve our understanding of extreme events… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: Climate Change , grid resilience , Pacific Northwest National Laboratory , ResiliEX Summit South Seattle College Marks Completion of New Solar Panel Installation April 26, 2024 On April 23, South Seattle College celebrated a new solar array installation on top of Cascade Hall. This new 300-panel system can generate 86 kilowatts of clean energy, a significant improvement from the original 7-kilowatt array. This installation marks a leap forward in the college’s commitment to sustainability. It’s also… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: Green Up , Seattle Colleges , solar panels , South Seattle College Celebrating Earth Day 2024: Seattle City Light’s Efforts Toward a Plastic-Free Future April 22, 2024 Today is Earth Day! The theme for this year is Planet vs. Plastics.” At Seattle City Light, we want to reinforce our efforts towards environmental care and sustainability. Our role goes beyond providing affordable and reliable power. We are part of the broader environmental stewardship effort with a focus on… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Powerlines Tagged With: Earth Day , environment Seattle City (spot)Light: Paul Dockery, Senior Manager of Energy Resource Strategy & Planning April 22, 2024 The Basics How long have you been at City Light? Since December 2022 Division: Power Management Tell us about your role: I support and lead teams that plan, procure, and manage long-term energy contracts to ensure Seattle City Light has a reliable and balanced supply of power that can be delivered… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Get to Know City Light , Powerlines Tagged With: (spot)Light , employees Announcing the 2024 Wildlife Research Program Grant Recipients April 19, 2024 In early April, Seattle City Light and its Skagit River Hydroelectric Project Wildlife Research Advisory Committee announced the recipients of the 2024 Wildlife Research Grants. These grants are funded by the Wildlife Research Program (WRP), which has funded more than 75 projects since 1999. City Light offers wildlife-research funding to… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: awards , environment , North Cascades National Park , wildlife Transportation Electrification Blueprint Brought Electric Regional Busing, EV Charging Stations, Greener Streets, and more to Seattle in 2023 April 17, 2024 Transportation is Seattle’s leading cause of climate pollution. It accounts for nearly two thirds of the City’s Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Unsustainable transportation pollutes air and water ways and disproportionately affects Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) populations. In 2021, the City of Seattle released the ambitious Transportation Electrification… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Electrification , Powerlines Tagged With: Climate Change , Seattle Department of Transportation , Seattle Office of Sustainability , transportation electrification It’s Official! Relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project Is Underway April 17, 2024 The City of Seattle filed documents on April 8 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to formally begin relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project. These documents are called the Notice of Intent (NOI) and Pre-Application Document (PAD). Seattle City Light and Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) are collaborating on… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News & Events , Powerlines Tagged With: hydroelectric power , Seattle Public Utilities , south fork tolt 1 2 3 … 197 Next » Popular Tags outages (spot)Light employees employee profiles construction projects Browse the Archive Choose a Month May 2024 (4) April 2024 (9) March 2024 (5) February 2024 (8) January 2024 (8) December 2023 (9) November 2023 (8) October 2023 (8) September 2023 (11) August 2023 (15) July 2023 (6) June 2023 (11) May 2023 (11) April 2023 (9) March 2023 (10) February 2023 (5) January 2023 (6) December 2022 (6) November 2022 (9) October 2022 (9) September 2022 (7) August 2022 (8) July 2022 (7) June 2022 (9) May 2022 (7) April 2022 (9) March 2022 (8) February 2022 (7) January 2022 (5) December 2021 (8) November 2021 (4) October 2021 (12) September 2021 (8) August 2021 (8) July 2021 (6) June 2021 (8) May 2021 (3) April 2021 (11) March 2021 (8) February 2021 (12) January 2021 (12) December 2020 (9) November 2020 (8) October 2020 (6) September 2020 (5) August 2020 (6) July 2020 (8) June 2020 (6) May 2020 (5) April 2020 (15) March 2020 (9) February 2020 (8) January 2020 (4) December 2019 (9) November 2019 (10) October 2019 (11) September 2019 (7) August 2019 (7) July 2019 (9) June 2019 (7) May 2019 (9) April 2019 (6) March 2019 (5) February 2019 (10) January 2019 (10) December 2018 (9) November 2018 (9) October 2018 (9) September 2018 (7) August 2018 (11) July 2018 (6) June 2018 (10) May 2018 (12) April 2018 (7) March 2018 (7) February 2018 (7) January 2018 (12) December 2017 (5) November 2017 (10) October 2017 (7) September 2017 (7) August 2017 (12) July 2017 (12) June 2017 (15) May 2017 (9) April 2017 (17) March 2017 (16) February 2017 (7) January 2017 (10) December 2016 (9) November 2016 (9) October 2016 (14) September 2016 (10) August 2016 (12) July 2016 (4) June 2016 (12) May 2016 (8) April 2016 (7) March 2016 (8) February 2016 (4) January 2016 (4) December 2015 (5) November 2015 (7) October 2015 (9) September 2015 (5) August 2015 (28) July 2015 (8) June 2015 (7) May 2015 (8) April 2015 (7) March 2015 (9) February 2015 (5) January 2015 (8) December 2014 (16) November 2014 (6) October 2014 (21) September 2014 (14) August 2014 (7) July 2014 (12) June 2014 (12) May 2014 (8) April 2014 (9) March 2014 (14) February 2014 (6) January 2014 (8) December 2013 (8) November 2013 (10) October 2013 (19) September 2013 (24) August 2013 (15) July 2013 (23) June 2013 (14) May 2013 (22) April 2013 (32) March 2013 (13) February 2013 (23) January...