City Energy Usage Dashboard

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Top 10 Electricity Users - Gainers and Losers 

“The following four charts illustrate the city buildings with the largest percentage and actual changes (+/-) in electricity usage (kWh) for the past month compared to the same month last year (e.g., March 2023 vs. March 2022). Page 2 of the dashboard provides similar data for electric demand (kW).”

Solar Generation on City Buildings

Click / Tap the filter icon in the top right of the following chart to filter by site name or solar contracting type: "PPA" (Power Purchase Agreement - Utility Owned), "SSA" (Solar Services Agreement) or City Owned. NOTE: SSA and PPA are 3rd-party owned solar arrays and contract managed services. 

Arts and Culture Sites Electricity Usage by Year

Click the Site filter to select individual buildings such as Mesa Arts Center or i.d.e.a. Museum to see electricity usage (kWh). Click page 4 for similar information by energy demand (kW).

Energy Management Systems (EMS)

Energy Management Systems (EMS) are helping identify opportunities to adopt and improve energy saving practices City buildings. The EMS Energy Dashboard tracks energy consumption at locations where these systems are operational.

Site / Building Electricity Usage

Energy conservation is a focus at municipal sites and buildings across the city. This dashboard includes information about electricity usage at all sites and buildings, as a site types, sub types and individual sites / buildings in kWh and kW.

Citywide Annual Electricity Usage

Streetlights Electricity Consumption

In 2023, streetlights accounted for 18% of the city's total annual electricity consumption. The City's investment in converting from HPS to LED lamps is contributing to a significant reduction in energy use by streetlights and helping to lower overall electricity consumption. Since 2019, annual streetlight electricity usage has decreased by 15.5%.

City Building Electricity Usage Comparison

Percent change (+/-) in electricity usage compared with same month, prior year period. Negative number denotes a decrease in electricity consumption. Percentage change between current total kilowatt hours usage and previous period (same month, prior year). Negative number denotes decrease in electricity consumption. Consumption is filtered for city-owned facilities where Site Type = "Building".

Focus on Water Treatment Electricity Consumption

Sustainable Environment

Learn more about Mesa's City Council Strategic Priority for a Sustainable Environment

Mesa's Climate Action Plan (MCAP)

The Mesa Climate Action Plan (MCAP), a priority initiative of the Mayor and Council, reflects our commitment to proactively and responsibly safeguard the environment and conserve natural resources. The MCAP outlines strategies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, details specific actions within City operations, and sets aspirational goals to shape our future vision.

Manage Site Names and Accounts

For Energy Conservation employee use only: Site/Account Lookup. For maintaining Site names, SubType, Address, etc.