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What can you learn from Energy Charts?

In addition to showing your current use patterns, energy charts also offer some quick analysis features: historical comparisons and temperature lines. As you start seeing trends, you can start finding ways to save energy.

Historical Comparisons

Making comparisons between your current and past electricity use can help to understand trends and find ways to save energy.

Select one of the options under Compare, located under the graph.

From Your Meter to Energy Charts

Your energy data is typically sent from your meter to your chart on a daily basis but sometimes there may be communication problems. When this happens, you may notice estimated or missing data in your charts.

Filling in the Gaps

To fill in the gaps, energy data may be estimated based on historical use from the last two weeks.

Energy Charts for Customers Who Produce Power

If you produce electricity using solar or wind power, Energy Charts allow you to track your net energy usage.

Net energy usage is the difference between what you produce and what you receive from the utility.

Know More. Save More.

It’s time to put your energy charts to work by finding ways to save energy and money. As you explore ways to save energy and make some changes, track the effect of your changes online with Energy Charts.

Where and when are you spending your energy and money?

Your home's energy costs can generally be divided into five main categories

Need help with your bill?

Find out if you qualify for bill discounts, free home improvements and other assistance programs.

What can you learn from Energy Charts?

In addition to showing your current use patterns, energy charts also offer some quick analysis features: historical comparisons and temperature lines. As you start seeing trends, you can start finding ways to save energy.

Historical Comparisons

Making comparisons between your current and past electricity use can help to understand trends and find ways to save energy.

Select one of the options under Compare, located under the graph.