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1. Which browsers are supported?

The browsers supported are:

• Internet Explorer 10 and up
• Chrome 39 and up
• Firefox 34 and up
• Safari 7 and up

2. How do I find 15 minute interval data?

By default, My Usage History's first graph displays Usages (in kilowatt-hours [kWh]) as Daily Electricity Usage.

• Web: Just below Daily Electricity Usage is a second graph: 15 Min. Interval Electricity Usage. When you select a column from the top graph, the 15 Min. Interval Electricity Usage graph will adjust to show the data from whichever day you selected.
  • 15 Min. Interval Electricity Usage is not available while viewing Daily Energy Cost Approx. The default option for the bottom graph is Show Interval but can be adjusted to Compare Daily Usage with.
• PMLP App: Selecting a column from the Daily Electricity Usage graph will take you to the 15 Min. Interval Electricity Usage for that day.

3. How can I overlay weather data?

Any of your Daily and 15 Min. Interval graphs support overlaying weather data.

• Web: In the toolbar, on the left-hand side of each graph, the Show Weather icon is listed second from the top. Hover your mouse over it and select the options which correspond to the weather data you would like added to the graph. The changes will automatically take effect.
• PMLP App: Scroll down below the graph and select the checkboxes which correspond to the weather data you would like added to the graph. The changes will automatically take effect.

4. How can I download this data?

Any of your Daily, 15 Min. Interval, and Monthly graphs support the ability for you to download the data used to display that graph through the web client.

In the toolbar, on the left-hand side of each graph, the Export icon is listed third from the top. Select that icon, and you will immediately download an electronic Comma Separated Value file (CSV). Microsoft Excel and Notepad are common applications used to read CSV files. Only the data you are currently displaying or overlaying on the graph will be included in the download.

5. How can I print this info?

Any of your Daily and 15 Min. Interval graphs support the ability for you to print them through the web client. We recommend the approach written below rather than printing the entire webpage.

In the toolbar, on the left-hand side of each graph, the Print icon is listed fourth from the top. Select that icon, and you will immediately be prompted with a print preview for the corresponding graph. You may need to select the Print icon again in the top left-hand corner of the print preview window. Only the data you are currently displaying or overlaying on the graph will be included in the print.