WattsWorth

WattsWorth Energy Portal

Every utility bill and meter read in one place, checked against Ontario rates, for municipalities, school boards, universities, and any organization with many utility accounts.

The portal's Summary page: totals for 47 facilities, monthly electricity and natural gas use since 2017, and the facilities ranked by cost and by emissions.
The portal's Summary page, shown with sample data for a fictional municipality of 47 facilities.

Designed for portfolios from tens to hundreds of facilities. There is nothing to install and no data entry for your staff: we gather your bills and meter data from your utilities, check them, and load them into the portal. Your team signs in from any browser to see the latest.

What the portal does

  • Every bill in one place. Electricity, natural gas, and water bills for every account, with the original bill PDFs.
  • Bill checks. We recalculate each electricity and natural gas bill from the utility’s OEB-approved rates, the Global Adjustment, RPP prices, the Ontario Electricity Rebate, and Enbridge’s quarterly rates, and flag any bill that does not match.
  • Within 1% of the bill. Our recalculation differed from what was billed by less than 1%1 on average.
  • IESO market costs. Market-priced accounts are costed hour by hour at the IESO’s Ontario price, with the Global Adjustment and wholesale market charges shown line by line.
  • Unusual usage flagged. Each facility’s usage is compared against what the weather at a nearby Environment Canada station predicts, so a spike or a gap in the meter reads stands out.
  • Usage, cost, and price reports by facility, account, and month, ready to filter and export.
  • Interval data down to 5 or 15 minutes, where the meter records it.
  • Benchmarking of each facility against similar public sector buildings across Ontario.
  • Carbon tracking in tonnes of CO₂e, by facility and by fuel, at Ontario’s grid intensity for each year (The Atmospheric Fund) and Environment and Climate Change Canada’s natural gas factor.

WattsWorth is an Ontario business: the portal is built in London, Ontario, and hosted in Canada.

Footnotes

  1. Dollar-weighted average difference between our recalculated cost and the amount billed, across $19.1 million of electricity and natural gas bills from January 2025 to June 2026 for the clients we update nightly, not counting two large billing errors the utilities made that we caught. ↩

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