3 FAQs about Georgetown s first energy storage power station

Does Georgetown have a steam plant?

Even though the Georgetown Steam Plant hasn't produced electricity in more than 70 years, there's still a buzz about this place. Its biggest fan is Sam Farrazaino, President of the nonprofit Georgetown Steam Plant Community Development Authority, which signed a long-term lease to manage programming and operations of the plant.

Is Georgetown a historic place?

It is also a Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark, a Seattle Landmark, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Once at the center of the rapidly growing Georgetown neighborhood, the Georgetown Steam Plant was built by the Seattle Electric Company in 1906-1907 on 18 acres of land along the Duwamish River.

How can I take a virtual tour of the Georgetown Steam Plant?

You can also take a 360-degree virtual tour of the Georgetown Steam Plant by clicking the button below. This virtual tour is presented by Seattle City Light in partnership with the Georgetown Steam Plant Community Development Authority. Take a Virtual Tour

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