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Conservation: Residential lighting

Conservation Homepage
Homeowners:
Do-it-Yourself Home Energy Audit
Appliance Rebates
Home Heating
Home Resource Profile
How to Read Your Electric Meter
Indoor Air Quality
Low-Income Homeowners:
Home Repair and Weatherization

Single Family Residents:
Do-it-Yourself Home Energy Audit
Home Resource Profile

Tenants/Condo Owners:
Home Resource Profile
List of market-rate Built Smart-certified buildings
List of affordable Built Smart-certified buildings

Multifamily Building Owners - New Construction:
BuiltSmartSM

Multifamily Building Owners - Existing Buildings:
Common Area Lighting
LaundryWise
Weatherization
FREE showerheads, aerators, and CFLs

Conservation: Residential Programs & Services

Conserving energy is an easy way for you to help save the environment and save you money. If you prefer to contact us by phone, please call an Energy Advisor at 206.684.3800.

Browse by Program or Service:
  Appliance Rebates
    Get up to $100 on a high-efficiency clothes washer and $50 when your replace your refrigerator with a qualified ENERGY STAR model.
  Brochures You Can Print
    Brochures and other publications from Seattle City Light in Adobe Acrobat format.
  Do-it-Yourself Home Energy Audit
    A step-by-step guide for identifying and improving your home’s energy efficiency
  Ductless Heat Pump Program
    Single-family residential customers with electric resistance heating can qualify for a $1,500 rebate on a new ductless heating and cooling system.
  Frequently Asked Questions
    Residential conservation questions and answers
  Home Energy Audit
    Trained energy professionals provide a whole home performance evaluation of current energy use and energy conservation potential.
  How Much Do Appliances Cost to Run?
    Average operation cost for various appliances (rates effective 4/1/04)
  How to Read Your Electric Meter
    Keeping track of your electricity use
  Low Income Weatherization
    Offered by the HomeWise Program from the City's Housing Office
  Multifamily Common Area Lighting
    Rebates for eligible owners of multifamily buildings; apply online now.
  Multifamily Weatherization
    Weatherization for eligible owners of buildings with 5 or more units; apply online now.
  Thermostats
    Learn how the new generation of residential thermostats give you precise control of your home heating, save money and make your home more comfortable.
  Water Heating
    Here's how to get the most out of your existing water heater.
 

Conservation Home Page
Contact an Energy Advisor
(206) 684-3800
SCLEnergyAdvisor@seattle.gov

Featured Programs and Events:

· Powerful Neighborhoods Program is now serving multi-unit residential buildings.



· Twist & Save with energy-efficient light bulbs and fixtures. See a list of participating retailers and disposal information.

·Do it yourself guide to air-sealing and insulating your home from ENERGY STAR

Rebates
· Ductless Heat Pump Program Rebate for Single-Family Residential Customers.

· Window Rebates for Multifamily Buildings.

 Cut your heating costs!
· The Home Resource Profile is a detailed, customized report that shows you how your household uses energy, water and solid waste.

· Check out our downloadable brochures for a list of tips and information
· Green Up Program - Align your choice of power with your company's values. Purchase renewable energy through Seattle City Light's newest program.


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