To everyone who installed a Sense monitor, explored their energy data, and made a few smart changes—thank you. You helped build what Sense is today, and you’re helping shape where we’re going next.
Today, we’re sharing an important update and a look at what’s ahead. We’ll stop selling the Sense Monitor by December 31, 2025.
Interesting. To anyone who didn’t read the linked page, apparently Sense is moving from a stand-alone monitor, to being embedded in the meters installed by utilities. Actually a good thing… I think…
My next questions would be, who owns the data? Can I access it locally or do I need a cloud connection? How much will that cost?
Forgive me if my faith in utilities doing what’s best for their customers is a bit shaky.
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I think you knew the answer before you asked the question 
There’s no doubt the utility company will own the data that they get from their own meter. Whether homeowners will be able to access it is a different story, but the most we could realistically hope for would be cloud-based access through the utility provider’s website.
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Guilty as charged. Sometimes I try too hard to stay optimistic.
I imagine the best we could hope for is real-time access to the data. Which is exactly what we don’t have right now through the utility in my area. I’m not holding out much hope, but I can dream.
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