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Puget Sound Energy (PSE)
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Short answer
How do I get PSE data into Portfolio Manager?
Use EnergyCAP, PSE's free tool for commercial, industrial and multifamily customers. Register with the 12-digit account number, add the building, then connect and share it with EnergyCAP's account in Portfolio Manager. PSE uploads at least 24 months of history and updates monthly. Seattle buildings get only gas data from PSE.
Key factsChecked November 11, 2026
- Tool
- EnergyCAP; replaces MyData and MyDataManager PSE EnergyCAP page
- Needs
- PM ID and email, 12-digit PSE account number PSE EnergyCAP page
- History
- At least 24 months, then monthly PSE EnergyCAP page
- Aggregate gas meter
- Three or more separately held meters seattle.gov PSE guide
- Accelerator size
- 50,000 sq ft or more PSE Accelerator page
Getting PSE data into Portfolio Manager
- Set up the building in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager and note its property ID.
- Create an EnergyCAP account with PSE (forms.EnergyCAP.com/pse/), or ask your organization's existing account holder to add you as a user.
- Add the building and its meters using the name, service address and 12-digit account number on the PSE bill.
- In EnergyCAP, start a connection request, log in to Portfolio Manager and add EnergyCAP's ENERGY STAR admin account (GSS_ENERGYCAP) as a contact.
- Share the property and meters with that contact. PSE then uploads at least 24 months of history, depending on billing history, and updates monthly.
Good to know
- Who can enroll
- PSE commercial, industrial and multifamily customers, and property managers they authorize.
- Cost
- EnergyCAP is free for PSE's commercial customers PSE EnergyCAP FAQ.
- Tenant gas meters
- With three or more gas meters held by separate account holders, you can create an aggregate meter without an authorization form. With one or two, each account holder must authorize release.
- Seattle buildings
- PSE supplies gas only; electric data comes from Seattle City Light.
PSE programs
- Clean Buildings Accelerator: free, with Stillwater Energy, for buildings of 50,000 sq ft or more, one to three buildings, served by PSE or Seattle City Light PSE Accelerator page. Most Tier 2 buildings are below that size.
- Clean Buildings Accelerator for multifamily: free, listed on PSE's Clean Buildings page PSE Clean Buildings page.
- PSE is on Commerce's participating-utility list for the Early Adopter Incentive. See Early Adopter Incentive.
Steps and figures on this page were read on the linked sources on November 11, 2026.
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