Seattle City Light

Immersed in a forest of greens at Little Mountain Park in Mount Vernon, Brandon Crandall from Operations captures this refreshing #PhotoOfTheWeek. With scenic views of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and the San Juan Islands, it's the perfect spot for a springtime stroll!

Join us in celebrating Renewable Energy Day! We're proud that over 88% of our power comes from renewable hydroelectricity. Renewable energy is transforming the way we power our world. We're taking steps to meet future energy needs with solutions like wind, solar, and more. Learn about our initiatives and how you can get involved: https://lnkd.in/gVqmcJjV

This week's #SeattleCitySpotLight features Allyson Oakley, a Passenger and Tugboat Operator with a one-of-a-kind office: a floating boathouse on Diablo Lake! Read more about her role, her passion for boating, and her family’s connection to life on the water: https://lnkd.in/gg5VRHMp

Cooking a meal in a slow cooker uses less energy than cooking in an oven or on a stovetop. The benefits don't stop there! Slow cookers bring out the flavor in many foods and tenderize meat. Slow cooker meals often require less prep and cleanup and are waiting for you when you get home at the end of the day. Visit https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c for more ways to save.

Our #PhotoOfTheWeek takes us to Diablo Dam Road, where you can drive across the top of the dam and take in the views of Pyramid Peak in the background. Thank you, Will Andersen, from Operations for this photo!

Curious how Seattle City Light's upcoming Time of Use (TOU) rate will work? We’ve asked the TOU team to explain how this new rate could give you more control over how you use electricity. By taking control of your energy use, you can save money and support a more efficient energy grid. Learn more about how this works here https://lnkd.in/gDjz5Gt7

Did you know 88% of the electricity we provide comes from hydropower? For over a century, this renewable power source has been pivotal in powering the Seattle area's homes and businesses. Hydropower isn’t just our past, but our future too. As we transition to a more electrified world with electric vehicles and other innovative technologies, reliability matters. See how hydropower contributes to a brighter, more sustainable future: https://lnkd.in/gpGnPbs8

An attic or crawlspace door can be a significant source of heat loss. You won't get the full benefit of insulation in an attic or crawlspace without also sealing and insulating the door. Seal the hatch door with weather stripping to reduce air leaks. Finish the job by adding insulation to the back of the hatch. Visit https://lnkd.in/gTRfF38c for more ways to save.

While skiing down Stevens Pass in the Cascade Range, Ally Hong from Communications snapped this shot of the snow-covered landscape. Thank you, Ally, for this wintry #PhotoOfTheWeek!

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