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Your bank alerts you about unusual account activity which may cost you money.

Now your electric meter can too.

It's easy to save energy (and ) if you know where to look. shows you where, tells you how, and keeps you on track.

A bump in electricity use from 6-9am the last 3 days cost you $170

See savings for subscribers whose electricity spend is like yours

How works

When you sign up, you authorize PG&E to share your electric meter data with . Here's what we do with it:

Learn how your business uses electricity

The results may surprise you. analyzes a year of meter data to develop a personalized profile for your business.

A Contra Costa cafe owner was surprised that her electricity use rose at 4am on weekdays, even though they didn't open until 7am. A simple thermostat adjustment is saving $1,500 and over 2.5 tons of each year.

Alert you about unusual energy costs

downloads your latest PG&E meter data everyday, and sends you an email alert when it spots something unusual. Tap the email to drill down for more details.

The manager of a small professional building in the Sierra foothills was alerted about an unusual bump in electricity use between 6-9am for 3 consecutive days, at a cost of over $50 per day. The problem was quickly traced to faulty controls on rooftop units.

Budget a plan for cost and savings

sets a cost and savings goal for you, and suggests no and low cost steps to reach the goal. You get weekly updates on your progress.

Over 40% of annual electricity use in a central valley national guard facility came from equipment which was never turned off. The facility manager used smart power strips (and friendly persuasion) to turn off unnecessary appliances and computers at night, saving almost $2,000 and 3.5 tons of each year.

We NEVER share your energy data with anyone except you, unless you tell us otherwise. Here's our privacy policy.

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Warehouse

Central valley

Aug 3: reached it's savings target of 2,650 lb (and saved $1,280).

Winery

East bay

Aug 1: Electricity demand hit a peak of 467 kW at 2:45PM. This was higher than expected.

Office

Peninsula

Jul 31: Electricity demand hit a peak of 456 kW at 6:30PM. This was higher than expected.

Grocery

East bay

Jul 31: Yes! Electricity use was lower than expected from 3pm-Noon, saving $35.60 (and 50.0 lb of ).

Restaurant

North coast

Jul 31: Yes! Electricity use was lower than expected from 2pm-1pm, saving $14.80 (and 27.5 lb of ).

Worship

East bay

Jul 30: Ouch! An unusual jump in electricity use from 7am-Mid cost an additional $81.80 (and 215 lb of ).

Medical

Central coast

Jul 30: unusually high use for 4 consecutive days during afternoon hours cost an additional $160 (and 373 lb of ).

Retail

Silicon valley

Jul 30: Yes! Electricity use was lower than expected from 3pm-1pm, saving $30.10 (and 42.0 lb of ).

Manufacturing

San Francisco

Jul 29: unusually high use for 3 consecutive days during evening hours cost an additional $994 (and 994 lb of ).

Library

South bay

Jul 29: Ouch! An unusual jump in electricity use from Noon-8pm cost an additional $270 (and 299 lb of ).

Education

Sierra foothills

Jul 29: reached it's savings target of 201 lb (and saved $93.70).

Office

East bay

Jul 29: Electricity demand hit a peak of 446 kW at 5:45PM. This was higher than expected.

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After your free 30 day trial period. Most businesses have just one electric meter. If you have more than one:

per month per meter for your first 10 meters

per month per meter for any additional meters

You may cancel at any time, and we'll refund all unused subscription fees.

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Lower electric bills

"I can tell at a glance if my operations have changed, and how much it's costing me."

Dave Kumec, Chef/Owner, Mission Hill Creamery, Santa Cruz

New subscribers reduce their electric bill by an average of 5% in year 1.

Avoid expensive surprises

" helped identify multiple equipment failures and programming issues, enabling quick resolution."

James Doolittle, Energy Consultant, County of Placer

alerts customers about unusual changes in their energy use which may be caused by failing equipment.

Reduce carbon pollution

In northern California, each $1 you spend on power adds about three and a half pounds of to our air.

customers have reduced their emissions by over 2,200 tons since we launched.