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Created by the citizens of Seattle in 1902, Seattle City Light has served our customers with electricity and related services for more than a century. Over the years we have worked very hard to keep Seattle's electricity affordable, reliable, and environmentally sound. Today Seattle City Light is a recognized national leader in energy efficiency and environmental stewardship. We look forward to continuing this tradition in the 21st century and beyond.
Jorge Carrasco, Superintendent
206-684-3200
jorge.carrasco@seattle.gov
City Light's Mission:
Seattle City Light is a publicly owned utility dedicated to exceeding our customers’
expectations in producing and delivering environmentally responsible, safe, low cost and
reliable power.
For information about Seattle City Light, its history, its present, and its future, please glance through any of the links below. |
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Bonds |
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Official Statement -- December 2008 revenue bonds issue |
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Boundary Relicensing |
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Information, documents and background on renewal of the federal license for the Boundary Hydroelectric Project. |
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City Council Energy & Technology Committee |
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To deliberate and make recommendations on legislative matters relating to Seattle City Light, including but not limited to City Light finances, energy utility rates, resource matters,.. |
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Community Involvement |
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As a publicly owned utility, Seattle City Light has a deep commitment to our community. We demonstrate this commitment as an organization through our support for education programs, energy conservation, community events and support for diversity. |
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Degree Days |
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Heating degree days - difference between the average daily temperature for the day and 65 degrees |
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En Español |
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Some of the content of the Seattle City Light Web site, translated for our Spanish-speaking customers. |
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Fuel Mix Disclosure |
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Seattle City Light's hydroelectric projects on the Skagit and Pend Oreille Rivers provide about half of the power its customers need. The remainder comes from a mix of power sources, read more here… |
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Integrated Resource Plan |
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Seattle City Light's Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) outlines how the utility will meet anticipated customer needs over the next 20 years. |
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Light, Power & Pride Awards |
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Light, Power & Pride Employee Recognition Awards are given to recognize exceptional achievements by Seattle City Light employees. |
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Publications |
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Prepared for and about Seattle City Light customers |
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Streaming Media Online |
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See video of important meetings, critical Council votes, events, programs and more on The Seattle Channel's streaming media website. |
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The Romance of City Light |
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This collection of articles from 1937 was originally published in now defunct Seattle Star. Combining fact with myth and legend, they present an entertaining glimpse into City Light's early years and into the life of JD Ross, the Father of City Light. |
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