Energy usage tools

Customers can sign into their accounts to find the information they want:

• Electric and gas cost and usage amounts and trends, by
  
  • Day
  • Week
  • Month
  • Year
• Ability to compare bills to understand why costs changed
• A rate analysis to find a potentially less expensive electric rate
• Ways to save on electric usage and costs
• Downloadable 15-minute electric interval usage and daily gas usage

CCA customers

Customers who buy their electricity or gas from a third party, such as a Community Choice Aggregation, won’t find cost and usage data in their online accounts.

Learn about Community Choice Aggregation

If you’d like to analyze your electric usage on your own computer on an ongoing basis, select “Download Usage” on your account dashboard:

1. Select the electric services for which you want data.
2. Pick the download frequency.
3. Have notifications emailed to you automatically when files are ready to download.

Sign in to your account

If you are a small- or medium-business on rate schedule A1, A6 or A10, you can install a device that allows you to stream near real-time electric usage data.

Learn about Stream My Data

Share My Data is a streamlined way to share your PG&E energy data with third parties, but only after you grant authorization. Third parties may include companies that provide energy analysis and services to help your business save.

Visit Share My Data

Solar, wind, and other customers on Net Energy Metering (NEM) have a statement available called Detail of Bill. It shows how much electricity was used from the PG&E network. It also shows how much was sent by the customer to the PG&E network, by time-of-use and date.

These monthly statements are available in Your Account:

1. From the Your Account landing page, select My Accounts & Services.
   
2. Select the NEM Service ID number from the “Services Linked to My Profile” list.
   
3. Select the appropriate Detail of Bill statement from the dropdown on the View Service Details page.

Sign in to your account

1. View by cost, kilowatt hours of usage, or kilowatts of demand.
2. Choose to download summary or 15 minute interval data from dropdown menu.
3. Customize the time period to review.
4. Hover over a billing period to see summary usage and charges.
5. Review Peak Day Pricing event days that may have affected your costs.

1. Select a default interval from one day to multi-year.
2. Hover over a day to see the cost and usage for the date.