Utility Data Auto-Sync

Brightest supports self-serve utility sync for assets and sites, enabling automated collection of electricity and Scope 2 emissions data directly from your utility providers. Once your asset or site is connected to your utility provider, Brightest will automatically upload your utility data and invoices to your asset footprint page.

Utility sync is currently only available for United States-based assets. However, we are looking to expand this feature to support other regions in the future.

  • Coverage: Most major U.S. utilities and regions (see full list)

  • Cost: $90 USD per meter per year

  • Meters: A meter represents the unit your utility measures and bills. Multiple utility providers can be connected to a single asset.

  • Requirements:

    • Direct account with your utility provider

    • Access to your utility account login credentials

    • Payment of the annual fee

  • Limitations: If you lease space and your landlord receives the bills, you’ll need their cooperation and account access to enable sync.

Setup is fast and straightforward once you have utility login credentials and payment in place.

To set up your utility sync, follow these steps:

  1. Notify your account manager of the number of meters you’d like to sync and arrange payment of the service fee.

  2. Then, go to your Sustainability Module.

  3. Navigate to your Assets overview page.

  4. Identify the asset for which you want to set up the utility sync. Then enter the asset's footprint page by clicking on "Edit or Add data.

  5. Once in the asset footprint page, click on the three dot symbol in the top right menu bar. Then click on "Utility data sync".

    1. Begin typing or select the name of your utility provider in the dropdown menu.

    2. Once you've selected your utility provider, click "Create Utility Connection". This will initiate the connection process.

    3. You will then see the utility connection appear with the status "Pending". Click on "Complete Utility Account Authentication" to complete the sync.

  6. Authenticate your utility account

    1. Next you will be redirected to the third party provider Bayou Energy.

    2. Select "Continue"

    3. Then provide your login credentials for the utility provider to complete the connection.

  7. Successful utility sync

    1. Once you’ve authenticated your utility account, your sync setup is complete.

    2. A successful sync will be indicated by a green lightning bolt symbol. A pending sync will be indicated by a yellow lightning bolt symbol.

    3. Once the utility sync has been successfully complete, Brightest will pull and upload the utility data and invoice from your utility provider to your asset footprint page.

Utility sync will automatically input meter and invoice data for the current year and onward, but it will not import data from previous years.

List of Available U.S. Service Providers

AES Indiana

Indiana (Indianapolis area)

AES Ohio

West Central Ohio

Alabama Power

Southern Alabama

Ameren

Illinois & Missouri

American Electric Power Ohio

Ohio (AEP Ohio)

Arizona Public Service

Arizona

Atlantic City Electric

New Jersey (Southern NJ)

Austin Utilities

Texas (City of Austin)

Avista

Idaho & Washington

Baltimore Gas and Electric

Maryland (and parts of DC)

Central Hudson

New York (Hudson Valley region)

Central Maine Power

Maine

Citizens Energy

Indiana

Commonwealth Edison (ComEd)

Illinois (Chicago area)

Con Edison (Consolidated Edison)

New York (New York City area)

Consumers Energy

Michigan

Delmarva Power

Delaware & Maryland

Dominion Energy Idaho

Idaho (via Rocky Mountain Power subsidiary)

Dominion Energy North Carolina Electric

North Carolina

Dominion Energy Utah

Utah (Rocky Mountain Power)

Dominion Energy Virginia

Virginia

Dominion Energy Wyoming

Wyoming (Rocky Mountain Power)

DTE Energy

Michigan

Duke Energy

Various: includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Florida

El Paso Electric

Serves parts of Texas & New Mexico

Entergy

AR, LA, MS, TX

Evergy

Kansas & Missouri

Eversource

Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire

Florida Power and Light (FPL)

Florida

Georgia Power

Georgia

Jersey Central Power and Light

New Jersey

Kentucky Utilities

Kentucky

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

California (Los Angeles)

Madison Gas and Electric

Wisconsin

Metropolitan Edison (Met-Ed)

Pennsylvania

National Grid Massachusetts

Massachusetts

National Grid New York

New York

NYSEG (New York State Electric & Gas)

New York

Ohio Edison

Ohio

Orange and Rockland

New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)

California

Pacific Power

OR, CA, WA

PECO (Philadelphia Electric Company)

Pennsylvania

Penn Power

Pennsylvania

Penelec

Pennsylvania

PEPCO (Potomac Electric Power Company)

Maryland & DC

Portland General Electric

Oregon

Potomac Edison

Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia

PPL Electric Utilities

Pennsylvania

PSEG Long Island

Long Island, New York

PSEG New Jersey (PSE&G)

New Jersey

Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM)

New Mexico

Puget Sound Energy

Washington

Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E)

New York (Rochester area)

Rocky Mountain Power

Utah, Wyoming, Idaho

Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)

California (Sacramento area)

San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E)

California (San Diego)

Seattle City Light

Washington (Seattle)

Southern California Edison (SCE)

California

Southern California Gas (SoCalGas)

California (gas utility)

The Illuminating Company (FirstEnergy)

Ohio (Cleveland area)

Toledo Edison

Ohio (Toledo area)

Versant Power

Maine

West Penn Power

Pennsylvania

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