For property management

Answer owners’ questions about common‑area electricity per property

See each building’s common-area consumption day by day, compare it with the previous year and hand the readings to your accounting process as CSV or XLSX.

Common-area electricity by property

Your property

Common-area meter

Stairwell, lift, garage, outdoor lighting

Common-area meters are grouped by property.

Keep your properties’ meters in one overview

Group your common-area metering points by property to review each building’s readings together. Properties in different grid areas appear in the same list, whichever of Austria’s 140+ grid operators serves the building.

A portfolio you have taken over comes in from one file, already sorted by property.

How the data release works
  1. 1

    You collect the meter numbers

    The property and the 33-digit metering-point number from the electricity bill.

  2. 2

    The contract holder confirms

    Whoever holds the common-area electricity contract confirms once in the grid operator’s portal. For an owners’ association, that is the manager with the portal access for the property. One approval per meter, revocable at any time.

  3. 3

    You check which meters are connected

    The connection status helps you follow up on outstanding requests.

Understand changes in common-area electricity use

Review daily and weekly consumption patterns for a property or individual meter. Compare electricity use with the operating hours of shared building services to identify periods for closer investigation.

The energy balance brings consumption and feed-in together by property. The annual overview (preview) shows electricity use month by month, giving you a basis for explaining consumption changes to owners.

Explore the analysis views
Weekly common-area electricity load profile for the demo property at Grinzinger Allee 14
Demo property Grinzinger Allee 14 · common-area electricity · August 31, 2026 to September 6, 2026

Community energy for common areas

If a common-area meter participates in energy communities, you can see how much each community contributes to its electricity use and how much comes from the public grid.

Provide readings for the operating-cost statement

The readings are the grid operator’s own measurements for the meter, the same source as the electricity invoice. Each value carries a mark for measured, estimated or missing, so a query from an owner rests on figures you can show.

Download the selected readings as CSV or XLSX for your spreadsheet or accounting service. They can use the file alongside invoices to examine the property and period in question.

A scheduled export sends the property’s readings after each closed month or quarter by email, to you or to your accounting service.

View scheduled exports
CSV excerpt for a demo common-area meter, with UTC timestamps and values in kWh
CSV excerpt · demo property · common-area electricity · August 31, 2026 to September 6, 2026

FAQ

Questions about your property meters

Data access requires a separate approval for each metering point. Managing the property does not by itself give you access to residents' meters. The common-area meters are the starting point described here.

Yes. When a meter is connected you can request its past readings from the grid operator, up to one, two or three years back depending on plan. The comparison with the previous year is available from the first day.

The export contains meter readings. You or your accounting service add prices, check invoices and apply the relevant allocation rules in your existing process.

You pay for a plan with a number of included meters plus a monthly amount for each additional meter. Light suits a smaller portfolio; Plus adds importing a whole portfolio from one file. Current prices are on the pricing page.

You can review readings in energiedaten.at and export files for further work. A direct import depends on the formats and interfaces your software supports. Tell us which system you use so we can check the route with you.

The grid operator's meter records what the building draws from the grid and what it feeds in. Solar electricity used inside the building does not appear there. For the building's total consumption you also need the PV system's readings.

It is live for every customer with properties set up as sites. We may still change it, remove it or assign it to a different plan later. Your readings and exports are not affected.

Review energy data for your property portfolio

Discuss data access and exports for the common-area meters you manage. We can check the connection and import options for your existing software.

Discuss your property portfolio

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