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Know today's estimate.
See daily hydro and gas usage translated into estimated spend using the pricing assumptions attached to each meter.
Energy intelligence for energy-intensive operations
Turn daily hydro and gas data into a view of what your operation is using and where estimated costs are heading.
Track daily usage, estimated spend, projected month-end costs, sites, and meters before invoices arrive.
Utility data coverage and market context
- Hydro Oneusage import
- Enbridgesupported connection
- Essex Powerlinessupported connection
- Green Buttonimport standard
- IESOmarket context
- ICI base periodtracked program
- Pacific Gas and Electricsupported connection
- San Diego Gas and Electricsupported connection
- Southern California Edisonsupported connection
- Southern California Gas Companysupported connection
Available imports, supported connections, public market context, and tracked programs.
What changes
Earlier answers to the questions you already ask.
A daily operating view for finance teams and operators who cannot wait for the next billing cycle to understand energy use.
Daily usage · estimated spend · month-end direction
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See where the month is heading.
Follow month-to-date estimated spend and a projected month-end total as new usage arrives.
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Stop checking manually.
Bring sites and meters into one view, monitor connection status, and use alerts and briefings for the conditions you choose.
Invoices arrive after operating decisions are made. AMP brings usage and estimated cost forward, with Ontario market context where it applies.
Facility data first · public market context where applicable
Inside AMP
See AMP at work.
Representative windows show the daily workflow. On a phone, start with Overview; on a larger screen, compare four operating views side by side.
Overview first · seven screens when useful
Overview
Sample dataDaily estimated spend and projected month-end costs.
All dollar figures are estimates
Notifications
Sample dataCustom thresholds and day-ahead email briefings.
Insights
Sample dataUsage by hour, with operating context below the totals.
ISO
Sample dataOntario demand and price context alongside facility usage.
Meters
Sample dataConnected meters, their sites, commodities, and reporting status.
All dollar figures are estimates
Go deeper when useful
Choose one area to inspect.
Each group opens on its own, so you can stop when you have the answer you need.
Understand cost and usageOverview · Insights · Labs
Overview
Daily estimates, month-end direction, commodities, and roll-ups.
- Daily estimated spend
Yesterday priced today, from your metered usage at the rates you signed — not six weeks later on an invoice.
- Where the month lands
A projected month-end total that moves as the month does, so the last week is a decision rather than a surprise.
- Hydro and gas on one axis
Electricity and natural gas in a single stacked view, so the total is one number instead of two portals.
- Every site in one roll-up
Whatever you connect adds into one total, and any single site or meter opens on its own.
Insights
The usage and hours underneath the estimated dollars.
- Usage under the dollars
kWh and cubic metres per day. When a rate changes the spend line moves and this one does not — which tells you which kind of problem you have.
- Hour by hour
Every hour of the day plotted, so an expensive hour is visible as an hour rather than buried in a monthly total.
- CSV and PDF out
Any series you are looking at exports as CSV, and a chart exports as PDF. If month end runs on a spreadsheet, this feeds it rather than replacing it.
Labs
Operating context layered over your own usage.
- Weather over your usage
Outdoor temperature, humidity and air quality as reference layers on your own curve — the fastest way to tell a cold snap from a control problem.
See the market and your assetsISO · Meters
ISO
Ontario demand, prices, generation, and peak context.
- The grid against your own hours
Province-wide demand and price drawn over your site's usage on one normalized axis, so you can see which of your hours land on top of the grid's.
- Class A peak tracker
Ontario's five highest-demand hours of the base period, ranked as they land, with how close the sixth is to displacing one.
- Tomorrow's prices
Day-ahead hourly prices for the province, so tomorrow's expensive hours are known this afternoon.
- What Ontario is running on
Live generation by fuel — nuclear, hydro, gas, wind, solar, biofuel — behind the demand curve that sets your price.
Meters
The status of each connected meter.
- Meters, and whether they are still talking
Every connected meter, its commodity, its site, and when it last reported. A meter that goes quiet is the most common reason a monthly total lies.
Act and configureNotifications · Settings
Notifications
Thresholds and briefings that reduce manual checking.
- Day-ahead peak warning
AMP reads the IESO day-ahead and pre-dispatch demand forecasts and tells you hours before a likely peak, while load can still move.
- Alerts you set yourself
A threshold on forecast provincial demand, or a meter that stops reporting. Email or text, and then you can stop checking.
- A morning briefing
One email with tomorrow's prices and anything that moved, if you would rather read it than open a dashboard.
Settings
Connections, pricing assumptions, and team access.
- Connect in about fifteen minutes
Authorize your utility accounts once. No sensors, no wiring, nobody on site — and a Green Button export or a plain CSV works where there is no direct connection.
- Your own tariff, entered once
The supply and delivery rates each meter is priced with, visible rather than buried — so a figure that looks wrong can be explained.
- The people who need it
Invite the controller who reconciles the invoice and the grower who runs the crop — they open different screens for different reasons.
Global Adjustment is the largest line on many Ontario electricity bills, and for a Class A customer it is allocated by your own demand during the province's five highest-demand hours of the base period. AMP tracks those hours, ranks them as they land, and warns you a day ahead when another one looks likely — so the hours that decide your GA are in front of you before they happen, not after the base period has closed.
That is the point of it. AMP reads the IESO day-ahead and pre-dispatch demand forecasts, and you can set an alert on either — when forecast province-wide demand crosses your threshold, you get an email or a text, hours before the hour itself. There is also a day-ahead price briefing each morning if you would rather just read it with your coffee.
The peak tracking and the warnings matter most if you are Class A, because that is whose Global Adjustment is set by those hours. If you are Class B, the daily spend, the usage behind it, and the meter and alert coverage all work exactly the same — and knowing your own peak is what tells you whether moving to Class A is worth modelling at all.
Close enough to plan against, and always labelled an estimate rather than an invoice: your metered usage, priced at the rates you enter. A real bill also carries taxes, riders, global adjustment, and true-ups, so the two will differ — plan from these numbers, pay from the bill.
Your portal shows one account, one bill, after the fact. A broker sells you a supply contract. AMP shows daily hydro and gas together, across every site, priced with the rates you already signed — while the month is still running.
Start with one meter
See your energy before the invoice.
Bring one meter and the questions you need answered. Book time directly, or send a note and we will follow up.
Prefer email? Contact us at contact@ampenergyintelligence.com.