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Select Electric Companies: Google Nest Smart Programmable WiFi Thermostat

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Various Utility Companies are having a 4th of July Sale offering the Google Nest Smart Programmable Wi-Fi Thermostat (Snow or Charcoal) to current Account Holders in select states for as low as Free (no rebate or coupons required). Shipping costs may vary depending on location and provider.

Thanks to community member AquaShop8310 for finding this deal.

Participating locations/services:
  • Connecticut
    • United Illuminating $25 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savers Rewards program --> Now $32.50 or still free with enrollment
  • Maryland
    • BG&E $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Connected Rewards program ---> Now $54.99 or $4.99 with enrollment
  • Michigan
    • Consumers Energy $49.99 or Free with enrollment in their Peak Power Savers Smart Thermostat Program --> Now $80 or $4.99 with enrollment
  • Missouri
    • Ameren Missouri $50 or Free with enrollment in their Thermostat + Peak Time Savings program
    • Evergy $20 with enrollment in their Thermostat program
  • New Jersey
    • Orange & Rockland $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savers program. ---->  Now $54.99 or still free with enrollment
  • New York
    • NYSEG $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program -->  Now $54.99 or $9.99 with enrollment
    • Orange & Rockland $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program ----> Now $54.99, still free with enrollment
    • RG&E $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program. --->  Now $54.99 or $9.99 with enrollment

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid for a limited time.
    • Must be a current account holder with the listed utility provider in order to qualify for this sale pricing. Availability may vary by location.
No longer available:

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    Written by AquaShop8310
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    Update: This popular deal is still available with updated pricing & providers

    Various Utility Companies are having a 4th of July Sale offering the Google Nest Smart Programmable Wi-Fi Thermostat (Snow or Charcoal) to current Account Holders in select states for as low as Free (no rebate or coupons required). Shipping costs may vary depending on location and provider.

    Thanks to community member AquaShop8310 for finding this deal.

    Participating locations/services:
    • Connecticut
      • United Illuminating $25 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savers Rewards program --> Now $32.50 or still free with enrollment
    • Maryland
      • BG&E $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Connected Rewards program ---> Now $54.99 or $4.99 with enrollment
    • Michigan
      • Consumers Energy $49.99 or Free with enrollment in their Peak Power Savers Smart Thermostat Program --> Now $80 or $4.99 with enrollment
    • Missouri
      • Ameren Missouri $50 or Free with enrollment in their Thermostat + Peak Time Savings program
      • Evergy $20 with enrollment in their Thermostat program
    • New Jersey
      • Orange & Rockland $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savers program. ---->  Now $54.99 or still free with enrollment
    • New York
      • NYSEG $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program -->  Now $54.99 or $9.99 with enrollment
      • Orange & Rockland $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program ----> Now $54.99, still free with enrollment
      • RG&E $24.99 or Free with enrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program. --->  Now $54.99 or $9.99 with enrollment

    Editor's Notes

    Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
    • About this deal:
      • Offer valid for a limited time.
      • Must be a current account holder with the listed utility provider in order to qualify for this sale pricing. Availability may vary by location.
    No longer available:

      Original Post

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      godfather927
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      PSA: For those in states where you're considering enrolling in the utility program to save money on the thermostat, make sure you carefully read the terms and conditions on those programs. For my state and local utility (and I assume other states and utility companies) the pricing model changes, in some cases drastically, by introducing different levels of peak pricing and sometimes even direct control over your thermostat. Whether it can save you money in the long-term is possible, but just be sure you fully understand what the program entails before jumping in with both feet.
      x2ruff4u
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      FloriDUH
      sixtyfps
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      Well done post. Unfortunately no joy in my state.

      524 Comments

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      Jun 29, 2021
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      anthony32376
      Jun 29, 2021
      1,425 Posts
      Quote from catman17 :
      Plastic junk version..
      Just sell it and buy a nest learning one one ebay
      1
      Jun 30, 2021
      167 Posts
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      Psychbiker
      Jun 30, 2021
      167 Posts
      Any Norcal Bay Area California people having success? I'm PGE and can't create an account in order to go through with the deal.
      Jul 1, 2021
      10 Posts
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      Jul 1, 2021
      gailthomas13
      Jul 1, 2021
      10 Posts
      https://arstechnica.com/tech-poli...tat-temps/

      I would read the terms and conditions properly to see if anything similar is applicable
      Jul 1, 2021
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      Jul 1, 2021
      KentC7765
      Jul 1, 2021
      1,152 Posts
      SCE, SDG&E, PG&E can get a free nest/ecobee3 lite through OhmConnect right now
      Jul 3, 2021
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      Jul 3, 2021
      FireballJR
      Jul 3, 2021
      1,260 Posts
      Make sure that enrolling these programs dont give the electric company the right to control your thermostat. Happened in Texas where they turned off the a/c during peak times and the residents where being cooked
      1
      Jul 6, 2021
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      Jul 6, 2021
      kmsimpson
      Jul 6, 2021
      2,195 Posts
      Quote from kirkladc :
      Tennessee still hasn't got with the new era. I've been seeing these types of similar posts and a lot of states have implemented these types of programs over the last 3 to 4 years. Once a quarter I'll check my utility company's webpage to see if they have adopted a similar program as other utilities in close by states have and it's always the same song and dance. However, I do applaud my utility company for finally adapting a fiber internet program, but my neighborhood will be one of the last they get to with an estimated time frame of 4 years. I can drive 10 mins down the road to another neighborhood that was lucky and got in phase 1 or 2 of the rollout. I'm in phase 6 and I believe the utility company is either in phase 2 or 3 currently. The only option in my neck of the woods is charter/spectrum and I can only get 100Mb (which is fine for now but as fast as new network gizmos are coming out and eating up bandwidth, that 100Mb will be hurting in a couple of years). Sorry for the rant and that's all I'm going to say as I don't want my blood pressure to skyrocket today 😉.
      FWIW, I had Charter Spectrum, now I am stuck with Xfinity and I absolutely despise them. Supposedly we have AT&T as an option, but since the top speed is 8-10MBPS (yes, you read that correctly, eight to ten MBPS), our only option is Comcast Xfinity and they are MISERABLE!! I've even threatened lawsuits on them due to theBS they pull. No company should be allowed to have a monopoly. Ever.

      P.S I would love to have Charter Spectrum back. Comcast is the devil incarnate.
      Jul 6, 2021
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      Jul 6, 2021
      kmsimpson
      Jul 6, 2021
      2,195 Posts
      Quote from iRenaissanceMan :
      No to threadcrap, but it looks like the offer is for the basic nest thermostat. I have that one as well as the E. The basic is garbage. Moving between menus or changing is a PITA on the thermostat directly. I just use my app with it. Hardware is so bad.

      Also, if you intend to add room sensors, the basic won't support it.

      Just some things to keep in mind.
      A lot of it depends upon what state you in. Here in Georgia, all the smart thermostats are on sale and have a $50 rebate. We just had one of our older smart thermostats die on us, so we will be hitting this. Thanks OP!!

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      Jul 6, 2021
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      8ajula
      Jul 6, 2021
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      Quote from kmsimpson :
      FWIW, I had Charter Spectrum, now I am stuck with Xfinity and I absolutely despise them. Supposedly we have AT&T as an option, but since the top speed is 8-10MBPS (yes, you read that correctly, eight to ten MBPS), our only option is Comcast Xfinity and they are MISERABLE!! I've even threatened lawsuits on them due to theBS they pull. No company should be allowed to have a monopoly. Ever.

      P.S I would love to have Charter Spectrum back. Comcast is the devil incarnate.
      Is that 10 megabits or megabytes per second?
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      Jul 6, 2021
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      Numus19
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      Jul 6, 2021
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      The sensi for 45 at dominion energy is the real slick deal. Have had this thermostat since it first launched. Doesn't require a c wire and works amazingly well
      Jul 7, 2021
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      Jul 7, 2021
      Honeyhoneydudu
      Jul 7, 2021
      23 Posts
      Quote from johnnyc0401 :
      Anyone with PG&E (North CA) is unable to register new account on homeenergyrewards.com? It's saying

      "Unfortunately, you are not eligible for the Home Energy Rewards program at this time.
      Please check other offerings available at www.pge.com/saveenergy and www.pge.com/rebates"

      I have SAID and both electric/gas services, not sure what's the problem.
      I have the same issue
      Jul 8, 2021
      729 Posts
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      Jul 8, 2021
      vaancee
      Jul 8, 2021
      729 Posts
      It looked scammy to me so I cancelled my order a while back. It didn't seem to add up to me when they say they'd provide the rebate after I install it.
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      Sam Hobbs
      Jul 16, 2021
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      Quote from 8ajula :
      Is that 10 megabits or megabytes per second?
      Good question. Conventionally MB is megabytes and Mb is megabits, as in What does B stand for in MB/GB, bit or byte? - Stack Overflow [stackoverflow.com].
      Jul 16, 2021
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      8ajula
      Jul 16, 2021
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      Quote from Sam Hobbs :
      Good question. Conventionally MB is megabytes and Mb is megabits, as in What does B stand for in MB/GB, bit or byte? - Stack Overflow [stackoverflow.com].
      Yes, I am aware... I was asking because kmsimpson posted that AT&T's top speed is 10 MBPS... which confused me... I thought internet speeds were usually in megabits, not megabytes. I just got curious.

      Thanks!

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