Calling all Seattle City Light commercial customers, contractors, and service providers!

This November 16, come learn about City Light's latest energy efficiency incentive updates. Spend an hour with your City Light program partners and get all your questions answered!

Over the summer, you might have seen City Light increased some efficiency upgrade incentives by up to 60%. In addition to those increases, City Light is excited to announce two new incentive measures: Project Development Incentive and Energy Project Manager Incentive. These supplemental incentives could increase funding for projects by 10%-20%*.

  • Project Development Incentive (PDI) is an incentive added to C&I or multifamily lighting and HVAC projects. Depending on the completion date of the project, you could be eligible for an additional $0.05/kWh (until 12/15/2023) or $0.025/kWh (through 6/15/2024).

  • The Energy Project Manager (EPM) incentive** provides an additional $0.025/kWh incentive to organizations that employ a designated Energy Project Manager, a designated individual who helps support development and implementation of a comprehensive plan. The EPM Incentive is a Bonneville Power Administration program that has been adopted and is being administered by City Light.

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Ted Brown, Energy Management Analyst Supervisor | Seattle City Light

Ted Brown is an Energy Management Analyst Supervisor in Seattle City Light’s Customer Energy Solutions division. He supervises a team of EMAs responsible for delivering commercial energy efficiency projects for the utility. Ted has worked for City Light since 2008 in key customer and efficiency program management roles. 

Ted is accredited as Certified Energy Manager by the Association of Energy Engineers. He holds of BA in Economics from the University of Cincinnati and has led facility optimization and utility energy efficiency programs for almost 20 years. 
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Len Kannapell, Energy Management Analyst | Seattle City Light

Len Kannapell is an energy management analyst (EMA) for the Customer Energy Solutions division. He has been with City Light for almost 9 years, working with small/medium/large/industrial customers and contractors on a variety of new construction, retrofit lighting, and HVAC projects. Goal: To combine energy efficiency with having a great time and blurring the boundary between the two. 
   

Additional information and details:

*Round estimate based on typical incentive of $0.23/ kWh.

**The EPM Incentive is a Bonneville Power Administration program that has been adopted and is being administered by City Light.