Energy
If you own or operate a commercial building or industrial plant, Seattle City Light offers innovative energy efficiency programs that can help reduce your operational costs. Explore the Seattle City Light website to learn more about these incredible opportunities.
Lighting Design Lab is a center of innovation helping Seattle City Light and northwest utilities effectively engage with the regional design and construction communities. With core funding from Seattle City Light and support from a public-private partnership, LDL is a hub for regional collaboration, supporting market deployment of emerging technologies.
The Washington State energy building performance standard Early Adopter Incentive program began July 1, 2021 and applies to non-residential, hotel, motel and dormitory buildings greater than 50,000 sq. ft. An eligible building owner that demonstrates early compliance with the Clean Buildings Standard may receive a one-time base incentive payment of $.85 per gross square foot of floor area, excluding parking, unconditioned, or semi-conditioned spaces. Incentive funds are limited to $75 million.
The Smart Buildings Center seeks to establish thought leadership for smart technologies and practices within the built environment, and pursues its objective through the following pillars of activity: delivering training programs to educate the building workforce of the future; enabling industry leading demonstration projects; and connecting the industry through hosting and participating in smart buildings events.
BetterBricks champions energy efficiency and sustainable building practices by providing the tools and resources necessary for industry professionals to excel. Its mission is supported through several key initiatives: offering comprehensive training programs to enhance skills and knowledge; facilitating cutting-edge demonstration projects that showcase innovative solutions; and fostering community and industry engagement through events and collaborative opportunities.
