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Customers and third parties can access, download or share usage data

Download your usage data

There are many ways to access energy usage data, including historical data or real-time streaming. These programs and tools also allow you to conveniently share energy usage with third parties you may be working with for energy management, analysis and support.

 

Data is provided free of charge and may be viewed online, shared automatically on an ongoing basis, or downloaded to a readable file for your use or to send to a third party. You can designate how much or how little data is shared.

 

Usage data downloading options

Find the data-sharing tools and programs to best fit your needs. Use them to access your own usage data or to share it with third parties. They are available to customers and third parties, based on account type. 

Residential

Residential customers can access their energy usage data through a variety of programs and tools. The programs are designed to share your data with third parties, but only after you grant authorization.

Small or medium-sized business

Small or medium-sized businesses can access their energy usage data through a variety of programs and tools. The programs are designed to share your data with third parties, but only after you grant authorization.

Large commercial or industrial business

Large commercial or industrial businesses can access their energy usage data through a variety of programs and tools. The programs are designed to share your data with third parties, but only after you grant authorization.

Agricultural

Agricultural customers can access their energy usage data through a variety of programs and tools. The programs are designed to share your data with third parties, but only after you grant authorization.

Building owners and property managers

Building owners or property managers can access energy usage data to find out how much energy their building consumes. In addition, some cities require building owners to benchmark their building's energy performance.

Programs and tools

Learn about programs and tools for third parties to receive authorized access to usage data.

*Aggregation standards:
100/0 Minimum of 100 residential customers
15/15 Minimum of 15 customers, with no single customer accounting for more than 15% of the total usage
15/20 Minimum of 15 customers, with no single customer accounting for more than 20% of the total usage
5/25 Minimum of 5 industrial customers, with no single customer accounting for more than 25% of the total usage

Anonymization Standard:
100/10 Minimum of 100 customers, with no single customer accounting for more than 10% of the total usage

*View a comprehensive list of data access programs. Download the Data Access Program Summary (PDF).

 

Eligibility requirements for energy efficiency or Smart Grid data-sharing projects

Don’t fall into any of the categories listed above, but are interested in obtaining usage data for your project? PG&E may be interested in participating in mutually beneficial studies or research projects that could inform current or future programs for our customers. Use our email template to send your request.

 

Building Decarbonization Resolution E-5105

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