Increased safety: 77 volunteers delivered 1706 energy efficient compact fluroscent bulbs to their neighbors. Another 1500 bulbs were delivered to the High Point housing community. Energy savings from these light bulbs helped the project exceed its savings goals by 232%.
188 households received home energy audits to find ways to save resources and lower their utility bills.
110 multifamily and 24 single family units were weatherized.
Energy efficient lighting was installed in 57 small businesses.
100 showerheads and 339 aerators were installed to conserve water.
Nearly $60,000 was saved on utility bills.
An artistic performance by Sealth High School students on energy conservation sustainability and environmental justice issues was organized.
Resources Saved:
Enough electricity to power 113 new homes:
From Delridge neighborhoods residences -- 548,882 kilowatt hours/year
From Delridge neighborhoods businesses -- 636,352 kilowatt hours/year
Enough water to supply 18 households:
2771 gallons per day from Delridge neighborhoods residences
DNPP Community Sponsors
Chief Sealth High Schoo
Cottage Grove Community Council
Delridge Apartment Owners & Managers Association
Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association
Greg Davis Park Steering Committee
High Point Resident Initiative Association
Khmer Krom Student Foundation
Pigeon Point Neighborhood Council
Khmer Volunteer Society at High Point
Riverview Neighborhood Council
Sunrise Heights Neighborhood Council
Westwood Neighborhood Council
Willowcrest Neighborhood Council
Delridge Neighborhoods Map
Juan Peralez leads Seattle City Light's Neighborhood Power Project. You can contact Juan by phone at 206.684.3868 or by email at juan.peralez@seattle.gov.
