Load interval data
Idaho Power delivers hourly demand as a grid where each row is one day and each column is one hour. Drop that file below, or paste the table. This tool reshapes it into a continuous hourly profile and charts the building's load — no slider, no waiting.
01/01-T) carry no year,
so days are sequenced from the start date — the first data row is the start date, each following row is the next day.
If a "Date Range" line is present it's read automatically; otherwise set the start date above.
Annual load heatmap
Every hour of the year at a glance. Each column is a day, each row is an hour; color is demand in kW. Patterns of occupancy, weekends, seasons, and outages read instantly.
Average daily load profile
The building's typical day. The band shows the full hour-by-hour range; lines show averages.
Load duration curve
Every hour sorted from highest to lowest demand. A flat curve means steady use; a sharp left spike means brief, expensive peaks. The shaded floor is the base load that never goes away.
Monthly energy
Total energy use by month (kWh).
Daily energy
Total energy each day across the record (kWh).
Hourly profile viewer
Scrub through the year to inspect the raw hourly trace. This replaces the old spreadsheet slider — drag freely, it won't stick.
Export reshaped data
Download the cleaned series for use in Excel, EnergyPlus calibration, or further analysis.