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Interval Usage Web (Commercial)

CMP is pleased to offer easy access to meter data to our large business customers.

In a secure, password protected environment, customers with hourly metering greater than 400 kw can track and manage their energy usage.

Our Interval Usage Web is designed for commercial or industrial customers who want to understand their energy usage and for the energy supplier that will serve them.

Secure, detailed interval load data is presented both numerically and graphically for viewing and downloading:

Peak Day
24 Hour Profile
Detail Profile
Daily Totals
Daily Peaks
KVA/Power Factor
Peaks Report
Statistical Report
Data Table Report

Technical Specs

Interval UsageWeb requires a browser which supports Java. It works best with Netscape Navigator, version 4.5 or higher, or Microsoft Internet Explorer, Version 5 or higher. Users may download the Users Guide Documentation is provided by UTS, Inc. for the MV-WEB product.

Sample Screens

Statistics Report: shows usage and demand data broken down by weekday and weekend for a selected date range.
Daily Totals: graphs the hourly kW demands day-by-day for the selected date range.
Detail Profile: graphs the hourly kW demands day-by-day for the selected date range.
Peak Day Graph: finds the peak day in the selected date range and graphs the 15-minute interval kW demands.

Quick Links

FAQs

How can I save on energy around my home?
How can I save on energy around my home?
By using energy wisely, you can increase the comfort of your home, help protect the environment and better manage your energy costs. We have 76 low-cost, no-cost energy saving tips for your heating and cooling, kitchen, bath, laundry, attic, basement, water heater, living areas and the exterior of your home.
Is it really beneficial for me to switch to LED or CFL light bulbs?
Is it really beneficial for me to switch to LED or CFL light bulbs?
Switching to light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) is an easy way to use energy safely and wisely. It’s a change that will go a long way in helping you to reduce energy waste, greenhouse gas emissions, and the amount you spend on energy costs.