Energy Analyzer

Take a deeper look into your home energy usage to build a customized plan and take control of savings.

Finding your biggest opportunities for home energy savings starts with identifying what uses the most energy in your house. Our Energy Analyzer can help. Simply log in to your online account and head to the Energy Analyzer tab at the top of your screen.

After logging in to your account, you may also use our Energy Analyzer to: discover practical tips on saving energy, compare your energy usage with your neighbors and create energy-saving goals – customized to your home and lifestyle.

How to start saving energy with Energy Analyzer...

Find out what uses the most energy in your home and begin saving:

Create an online account or log in to fill out your energy survey

Create an Account or Log In
Head to Energy Analyzer in your account (in the top, middle)
Go to Energy Analyzer and tell us about your home
Build a customized energy-saving plan and start utilizing recommended tips catered to your lifestyle

There are a few other ways Energy Analyzer helps you track and control your usage too:

Trend shows your monthly usage and costs compared to the weather over time
Compare allows you to see how your usage fits with your "neighbors," or homes with similar characteristics
Energy Saving Tips offers you a library of savings tips that are personalized to your home
Reports lets you opt out of Home Energy Reports or decide how you'd like to receive them (email or mail)

Green Button

Evergy now offers customers an easy and secure way to download their account's energy-usage data by using the "Green Button."

The Green Button is a safe way to download your energy usage data so you can better understand how to manage your home's electrical use and to even save money. Simply select the “Green Button” link to download billing and usage data to either a CSV (Comma Separated Value) or XML (Extensible Markup Language) computer-readable file at any time.

Note: For more information visit the Green Button Alliance or Energy.gov