PowerHub 2026 Release Notes
This page provides details about features, enhancements, and bug fixes for the latest versions of the PowerHub application.
See below for what's new in PowerHub V2.3.12.
For last year's release notes see PowerHub 2025 Release Notes
See also the PowerHub user guides
Thursday, August 13, 2026 | Version 2.3.12
Bug Fixes
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Tool Search: Facilities | When using the search bar on the home page to filter to a facility, it would not work if you already had a tool already listed in the search bar. This has been fixed. |
Wednesday, August 05, 2026 | Version 2.3.11
Bug Fixes
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Flash: Consecutive breakers | When assigning POCs to the panels suggested by an approved Flash run, the circuits suggested for 3 phase assignments to branch panels were not guaranteed to be contiguous circuits. This has been fixed. |
Monday, July 27, 2026 | Version 2.3.10
Features and Enhancements
| Area | Description |
|---|
| FFU POCs | A new Power POC type has been added for FFUs. Any POC set to FFU will have a demand factor of 1 for all panel types and all substation utility types. |
Bug Fixes
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Tool XY: Update from Layout | The coordinates of some tools were not being updated from the layout file data in ODS. This has been fixed. |
| POC Grid: Ordering | The default sort order on the home page POC grid is by POCREF. Where POCs had POCREFs containing numbers greater than 99, then the ordering was incorrect. This has been fixed. |
| Flash: Reports | If a Flash analysis report contained no data and a user selected to it for viewing, then the page would just spin as if the report was being generated. Now the user is notified that the report has no data. |
Wednesday, June 10, 2026 | Version 2.3.9
Features and Enhancements
| Area | Description |
|---|
| MOD data from FaSTr | PowerHub will now use the “MOD Peak Amps” values from FaSTr to calculate the demand factor of Power POCs. This will happen if there is a value for “MOD Peak Amps” in FaSTr and there is no value for “Measured Peak Amps”. The measured and mod values in FaSTr are used to update demand factors of power POCs when any of the following happens:
• A user imports/updates one or more POCs for a single tool from the site tool in FaSTr using the “Import FaSTr POCs” button
• A user imports/updates one or more POCs for a single from the RP in FaSTr using process and CEID using the “Search” button
• A user imports/updates all POCs on one or more tools using the “Import Electrical Connections From FaSTr” bulk import method
• The system auto updates measured data for all tools in Ireland and Ocotillo on Saturday mornings.
Note that if a power POC in PowerHub has a measured demand factor and both the measured and MOD values in FaSTr are blank, then when any of the above actions occur, the measured data in PowerHub will be cleared and the demand factor will fall back to using the IMDS rules. |
Wednesday, May 20, 2026 | Version 2.3.8
Bug Fixes
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Cable Override | On US sites, when the cable type on a Power POC was changed from TC to THHN, the change was not being saved. This prevented the user from selecting a value from the cable override dropdown. This has been fixed. |
| Clearing measured data | When a POC in FaSTr had a value for measured peak amps which was then cleared and a PowerHub user went to pull the new blank value into PowerHub, the POC in PowerHub did not update. This has been fixed. |
Wednesday, April 08, 2026 | Version 2.3.7
Features and Enhancements
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Measured DF | When a user updated POCs on the 'POCs' page, the measured demand factor was only displaying to 3 decimal places. This meant that the value would be highlighted in yellow implying that the value in PowerHub was different to the value in FaSTr when it was not actually different. The measured demand factor is now displayed with the same precision as the value calculated from FaSTr. |
Bug Fixes
| Area | Description |
|---|
| Measured FLA | When a user updated POCs on the 'POCs' page, the measured FLA was getting deleted. This had no effect on the kVA load shown on panels as the measured demand factor was retained, however it did cause those POCs to require unnecessary synching when the weekly measured data update ran. This has been fixed. |