Here are some recent examples of actual alerts:

Education

Central valley

May 10: Ouch! An unusual jump in electricity use from 8am-Noon cost an additional $48.50 (and 76.5 lb of ).

Warehouse

East bay

May 9: Electricity demand hit a peak of 431 kW at 1:45PM. This was higher than expected.

Winery

Sierra foothills

May 9: Ouch! An unusual jump in electricity use from 9pm-5am cost an additional $9.74 (and 31.9 lb of ).

Office

East bay

May 8: Electricity demand hit a peak of 438 kW at 4:45PM. This was higher than expected.

Manufacturing

North coast

May 8: Yes! Electricity use was lower than expected from 6pm-8am, saving $175 (and 336 lb of ).

Retail

Peninsula

May 7: unusually high use for 5 consecutive days during afternoon hours cost an additional $29.30 (and 82.5 lb of ).

Medical

San Francisco

May 6: unusually high use for 8 consecutive days during late night hours cost an additional $5.47 (and 18.2 lb of ).

Restaurant

South bay

May 5: reached it's savings target of 76.0 lb (and saved $22.10).

Office

East bay

May 4: Electricity demand hit a peak of 435 kW at 2:45PM. This was higher than expected.

Library

Central coast

May 4: Yes! Electricity use was lower than expected from 7am-7pm, saving $453 (and 613 lb of ).

Worship

Silicon valley

May 4: reached it's savings target of 47.0 lb (and saved $20.50).

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Become an partner

Recommend to your commercial customers. Here's what they get when they sign up on-line with your unique promotional code:

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.

Benefits for Partners

alerts and portal are rebranded with your logo, keeping your name in front of customers.
Your clients won't have to wait for a high utility bill before they realize something is wrong. provides early warning about potential equipment failures, so they can request your services sooner.
If you're looking for new commercial customers who are motivated to be more energy efficient, there's no better list than subscribers. We are adding a Partners page so subscribers can easily connect to local energy professionals.

Here's how the Partners program works:

Recommend to your commercial customers

Do this in whatever way works best for you. Maybe leave our information card during service calls. Or include a link on your web site. We can provide marketing material and code for links.

Provide your promo code to customers

You'll choose promo code which you give to your customers. They sign up on-line at energyai.com, a 2 minute process (they'll need their utility electric account number).

Offer your customers a discount (or not)

The cost is $5/month-meter. You can choose to cover the entire cost for some customers, or provide a percentage discount to others, or even no discount (customer pays full amount).

There's nothing to install

If your customer has a smart meter from one of our supported utilities, they're good to go.

There's no minimum commitment

Of course, we think will benefit all commercial customers, even the smallest of energy users. But you decide whom to include. And if any customer decides is not of value, we refund any unused subscription fees.

Try yourself

If you'd like to see what your customers will receive, and if you're a customer of one of our supported utilities, sign-up for a free 30 day trial. You'll need your electric account number. Just enter your email address and tap the "Continue" button.

A wide variety of energy professionals integrate into their toolkit of services, including HVACR contractors, energy services companies, renewable systems integrators, and facility management companies.