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Various Utility Companies are offering current Account Holders in Select States: Google Nest Thermostat or Nest Learning Thermostat on sale for prices listed below. Shipping may vary by location and provider.

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  • Rebate amounts and requirements vary depending on the utility provider; requirements may include enrollment in rewards/savings programs. Other limitations & eligibility requirements may apply, e.g., connection to central AC.
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Various Utility Companies in 32 states areoffering eligible customers Google Nest thermostats for as little as $0 outside ofshipping and taxes (no rebate or coupon required). Get up to $129 off of aGoogle Nest Thermostat valued at $129.99 or up to $170 off of a Nest Learning Thermostatvalued at $249 through August 21st.

Participating locations/services:
ā— Arizona
ā—‹ APS
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [aps.com] - $95 or Free with enrollment in Cool Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [aps.com] - $169 or $84 with enrollment in Cool Rewardsprogram

ā—‹ SRP
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [srpmarketplace.com]- $49 or FREE with enrollmentin Bring Your Own Thermostat Program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [srpmarketplace.com] - $129 or $79 with enrollment in Bring Your OwnThermostat Program

ā—‹ Tucson Electric Power
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $64.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $214

ā— Arkansas
ā—‹ Entergy Arkansas
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [entergysolutionsar-marketplace.com] - $39.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [entergysolutionsar-marketplace.com] - $119

ā— California
ā—‹ Glendale Water & Power
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [gwpmarketplace.com] - $29 with enrollment in Peak Savings program -Now $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [gwpmarketplace.com] - $149 with enrollment in Peak Savings program

ā—‹ Los Angeles Department ofWater & Power
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [ladwp.com] - FREE
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [ladwp.com] - $99
ā—‹ PG&E
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pgesmartacstore.com] - FREE with enrollment inthe SmartAC program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pgesmartacstore.com] - $79 with enrollment in theSmartAC program
ā—‹ SMUD
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [smudenergystore.com] - $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [smudenergystore.com] - $199

ā— Colorado
ā—‹ Atmos Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $174

ā—‹ Platte River PowerAuthority (EfficiencyWorks)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [efficiencyworksstore.com] - $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [efficiencyworksstore.com] - $199
ā—‹ Summit Utilities
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $39.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $139

ā— Connecticut
ā—‹ Eversource
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $44.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $164

ā—‹ United Illuminating
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [uismartsolutions.com] - $49.99 or $9.99 withenrollment in Smart Savers Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [uismartsolutions.com] - $164 or $129 with enrollmentin Smart Savers Rewards program
ā— Delaware
ā—‹ Delaware Municipal Utilities (Efficiency Smart)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org]- $149

ā—‹ Energize Delaware
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [energizedelawaremarketplace.com] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [energizedelawaremarketplace.com]- $149

ā— Georgia
ā—‹ Jackson Electric Membership Corporation
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [jacksonemcmarketplace.com] - $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [jacksonemcmarketplace.com] - $199

ā—‹ Georgia Power
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [georgiapowermarketplace.com] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [georgiapowermarketplace.com] - $104
ā—‹ Greystone Power
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [greystonepowermarketplace.com] - $29 -Now $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [greystonepowermarketplace.com] - $149

ā— Illinois
ā—‹ ComEd
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [comed.com] - $9.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [comed.com] - $109
ā—‹ Ameren Illinois
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [clearesult.com] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [clearesult.com] - $124

ā— Indiana
ā—‹ AES Indiana (IPL)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [aesindianamarketplace.com]- $79.99 or Free with enrollment in CoolCentsprogram
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [aesindianamarketplace.com] - $129 or $40 with enrollmentin CoolCents program
ā—‹ Centerpoint Energy Indiana (formerlyVectren)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org]- $24.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $124

ā—‹ Duke Energy Indiana Residential
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com]- $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $94

ā—‹ Duke Energy Indiana Small Business
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com]- $14.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $129

ā—‹ NIPSCO
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nipscomarketplace.com] - $64.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nipscomarketplace.com] - $184

ā— Iowa
ā—‹ Alliant Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [alliantenergymarketplace.com]- $49.99 or free withenrollment in Smart Hours
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [alliantenergymarketplace.com] - $89.50 or $39.50 withenrollment in Smart Hours

ā— Kentucky
ā—‹ Duke Energy Kentucky
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $129

ā— Louisiana
ā—‹ Entergy New Orleans (Energy Smart)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [energysmartnola.com] - $1
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [energysmartnola.com] - $99

ā—‹ Entergy New Orleans Small Business
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [energysmart.store] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [energysmart.store] - $91

ā—‹ Cleco
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [clecomarketplace.com]- $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [clecomarketplace.com]- $174

ā— Maryland
ā—‹ BG&E
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [bgemarketplace.com] - $54.99 or $4.99 withenrollment in Connected Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [bgemarketplace.com] - $174 or $124 with enrollmentin Connected Rewards program
ā—‹ Delmarva
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [delmarva.com]- $24.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [delmarva.com] - $124

ā—‹ Pepco
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pepco.com]- $24.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pepco.com] - $124

ā—‹ SMECO (EmPower Maryland)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $24.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $124

ā— Massachusetts
ā—‹ Reading Municipal Light Department
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $149

ā—‹ Mass Save (All MassachusettsResidents)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $149

ā— Michigan
ā—‹ Consumers Energy Residential
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [consumersenergystore.com] - $74.99 or Free withenrollment in Peak Power Savers Program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [consumersenergystore.com] - $149 or $49 with enrollmentin Peak Power Savers Program -Now $149 or $69

ā—‹ Consumers Energy SmallBusiness
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [amcgmarketplace.com] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [amcgmarketplace.com]- $149

ā—‹ DTE
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [dtemarketplace.com] - $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [dtemarketplace.com]- $199


ā— Minnesota
ā—‹ Centerpoint Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $79 -Now $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $199

ā— Mississippi
ā—‹ Centerpoint Energy Mississippi
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $174

ā— Missouri
ā—‹ Ameren Missouri
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [amerenmissouristore.com] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [amerenmissouristore.com] - $149

ā—‹ Evergy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [evergy.com] - Free with enrollment in Thermostat program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [evergy.com] - $60 with enrollment in Thermostat program

ā—‹ Spire
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [spiremarketplace.com] - $104.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [spiremarketplace.com] - $224

ā— New Hampshire
ā—‹ New Hampshire Gas (NH Saves)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $14.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $114

ā— New Jersey
ā—‹ AtlanticCity Electric
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [atlanticcityelectric.com] - $1
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [atlanticcityelectric.com] - $99
ā—‹ JCP&L
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [energysavenj.com] - $1
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [energysavenj.com] - $99
ā—‹ Elizabethtown Gas
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [elizabethtowngasmarketplace.com] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [elizabethtowngasmarketplace.com] - $79
ā—‹ New Jersey Natural Gas
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $99
ā—‹ Orange & Rockland New Jersey
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [myorustore.com] - $4.99 or with enrollment inSmart Savers program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [myorustore.com] - $79 or $4.99 with enrollmentin Smart Savers program
ā—‹ PSEG
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pseg.com] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pseg.com] - $79
ā—‹ South Jersey Gas
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [southjerseygasmarketplace.com] - Free
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [southjerseygasmarketplace.com] - $79

ā— New Mexico
ā—‹ El Paso Electric
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [epelectricmarketplace.com] - $49.99 or $24.99 withenrollment in their EnergyWise Savings Program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [epelectricmarketplace.com] - $129 or $104 with enrollment in theirEnergyWise Savings Program

ā— New York
ā—‹ PSE&G Long Island
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $99
ā—‹ ConEdison
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [coned.com]- $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [coned.com] - $129
ā—‹ National Grid Long Island
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nationalgrid.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nationalgrid.com]- $174
ā—‹ National Grid Metro
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nationalgrid.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nationalgrid.com]- $174
ā—‹ National Grid Upstate
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nationalgrid.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nationalgrid.com]- $174
ā—‹ National Grid Upstate Small Business
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nationalgrid.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nationalgrid.com]- $174
ā—‹ NYSEG
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [nysegsmartsolutions.com] - $54.99 or $9.99 withenrollment in Smart Savings Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [nysegsmartsolutions.com] - $174 or $129 with enrollment in Smart SavingsRewards program
ā—‹ Orange & Rockland
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [myorustore.com] - $5 or with enrollment inSmart Savings Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [myorustore.com] - $79 or $5 with enrollment inSmart Savings Rewards program
ā—‹ PSE&G Long Island
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org]- $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $99
ā—‹ RG&E
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [rgesmartsolutions.com] - $54.99 or $9.99 withenrollment in their Smart Savings Rewards program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [rgesmartsolutions.com] - $174 or $129 with enrollmentin their Smart Savings Rewards program

ā— North Carolina
ā—‹ Duke Energy residential
ā–  Google Nest Thermosta [duke-energy.com]t - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $129

ā—‹ Duke Energy small business
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com]- $6.49
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $85.50

ā—‹ NCEMC
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [connecttosavenc.com] - $25 with enrollment in the Connect To Save program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [connecttosavenc.com] - $105 with enrollment in theConnect To Save program
ā— Ohio
ā—‹ Columbia Gas of Ohio
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [columbiagasohiostore.com] - $24.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [columbiagasohiostore.com] - $104
ā—‹ AES Ohio (DP&L)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [aesohiomarketplace.com]- $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [aesohiomarketplace.com] - $149
ā— Oregon
ā—‹ Portland General Electric
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pgemarketplace.com] - $24.99 or Free withenrollment in Smart Thermostat program
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pgemarketplace.com] - $119 or $94 with enrollmentin Smart Thermostat program

ā— Pennsylvania
ā—‹ DLC
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $149
ā—‹ PPL
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $39.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $139
ā—‹ PECO
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pecoeeportal.com] - $49
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pecoeeportal.com] - $149
ā—‹ UGI (Smart Save)
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $29.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $99 -Now $149

ā— Rhode Island
ā—‹ Rhode Island Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [rienergymarketplace.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [rienergymarketplace.com] - $174

ā— South Carolina
ā—‹ Dominion Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [energywiseshop.com] - $79 -Now $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [energywiseshop.com] - $199
ā—‹ Duke Energy residential
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $129
ā—‹ Duke Energy small business
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $6.49
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [duke-energy.com] - $85.50

ā— Texas
ā—‹ El Paso Electric
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [epelectricmarketplace.com] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [epelectricmarketplace.com] - $129
ā—‹ Xcel Energy Texas
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $79 -Now $79.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $199

ā— Virginia
ā—‹ Dominion Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $49.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [poweredbyefi.org] - $149

ā— Washington
ā—‹ Puget Sound Energy
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [pse-marketplace.com]- $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [pse-marketplace.com] - $174

ā—‹ Snohomish PUD
ā–  Google Nest Thermostat [techniartmarketplace.com] - $54.99
ā–  Nest Learning Thermostat [techniartmarketplace.com] - $174

ā— Wisconsin
ā—‹ Focus on Energy
ā–  Google NestThermostat [focusonenergymarketplace.com] - $79.99
ā–  Nest LearningThermostat [focusonenergymarketplace.com]- $199
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I came here expecting some of these replies and wanted to give a reasonable answer.

First - no, the utilities are generally not "controlling" your thermostat. The situation these commenters are referring to is called demand response (DR). Where the utilities will pay their consumers to shift or reduce their demand during times of grid strain to reduce the likelihood of brown or blackouts. For this to happen you need to enroll in the DR program itself, you'll know if you're doing this. Utilities can't just enroll you without your notice.

Second - even if you are in one of these DR programs, you absolutely always have final control over your thermostat and temperature setting. You ALWAYS have the option to opt-out of DR events and keep your thermostat or AC humming along at whatever temperature you want. Yes, if you're enrolled in one of these DR programs and you opt-out, your electric bill may be higher. But that's the whole point. If the utility is offering free stuff (like a thermostat) and ongoing revenue to participate in a DR program, but you opt-out of actually participating? It hurts the utility (and the rest of the grid for that matter), who was expecting you to provide relief so there is some financial incentives there.

I'm just tried of people sensationalizing this stuff. Geeze.

My experience here is as someone who helps implement some of these types of programs for a few utilities around the country. I predominately work with commercial and industrial customers but interact with the residential side of things as well.
F*** Tennessee
You're energy usage is the product. Utilities offer rebates for these types of products (just like LED lights or insulation) because they can save energy. Most utilities in the United States are decoupled from their revenue. Meaning that the utility receives the same revenue regardless of the energy they delivery. So it's in their best interest to help you save energy. You as their utility consumer using less energy = the utility having to delivery less energy or build more energy infrastructure. That's the entire point here.

It's not about data mining for the utility. They don't get that visibility with any demand response programs. Does google for their nest product? Sure, but that's different than what other folks have being talking about here as google isn't offering the rebate. It's about the utility having an incentive to encourage you to use less energy, that's why they offer rebates and discounts on these things.

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jrm523
08-04-2022 at 08:10 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:10 PM.
Quote from Btrotta1 :
Beware, that some utilities will require you to allow them to control the thermostat during peak usage periods in order to get the discounted price.

If you have privacy concerns or can't stand to have your house above 60 degrees during a heatwave, this may not be for you.

I'm amazed at how many people don't realize this. Nothing is free. Many service providers are trading a small discount to you for the ability to control your thermostat during peak power usage. Yes, typically you can change it back but that gets old real fast.
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08-04-2022 at 08:11 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:11 PM.
man the website sucks. says my account can't be found.. then SSO leads to a dead page..
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Hawaiiana
08-04-2022 at 08:29 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:29 PM.
I wish ecobee was also added as free.
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08-04-2022 at 08:36 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:36 PM.
i bought Amazon Thermostat for $1 after $83 rebates. $6 total after taxes.
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reelbusy
08-04-2022 at 08:39 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:39 PM.
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I hate to say, they all suck. Ecobee is atrocious. Their Support is the most incompetent that I have ever dealt with. Ecobee also automatically enrolled me in there Eco+ program which forced me to go through my electric service provider to undo. It was causing my thermostat to automatically drastically change at random times.

No smart stuff in my personal place but have had or tried a few things in others....i got !@!@t to do not f'k around with this stuff. bad experiences with nest, irrigation, few other things...usually comes down to some loopy app and them building everything into the app to save on hardware.

Nest was especially bad as once it doesn't get on wifi the app has you fall back to re-adding it from scratch, which means removing it from the wall each time, going through the "i'm a clueless twit" setup process. There's no easy way to debug that stuff except tons of time trial and error, i'm busy. 25 dollar plain jane thermostat fixed that crap in 15 minutes. One lasted 7 months before it wouldn't cut on the cooling circuit and it wasted an hour of my time circle jerking that above to get it back on wifi just so i could inspect it.

Now that's the thing right, could be bad thermostat, maybe goofy router issue was original cause, maybe app just sucks, whatever cooling wasn't getting cut on .... 20 dollars fixed it and i was out the door in 15 minutes.

At the end of the day these things are built with tons of 3rd party programming libraries, their bugs are your bugs, plug and play and most outsourced to BFE and you get what you get. Few phone updates, forgotten password because you didn't specify not to unload, updates later and they're circle jerking you for upgrades on a thermostat of all things. I will say ecobee has turned spammy, it's all pretty crappy in this device, tool space.
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08-04-2022 at 08:59 PM.
08-04-2022 at 08:59 PM.
Got the Ecobee 3 Lite for free with SRP in AZ.
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08-04-2022 at 09:56 PM.
08-04-2022 at 09:56 PM.
Maybe I'm old fashioned but like the more traditional looking thermostats but with the "smart" features so went with the Emerson Sensi Touch ST75U Smart Thermostat.
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08-04-2022 at 10:31 PM.
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I might be moving to another state. Are these devices geo or provider restricted ?
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Btrotta1
08-05-2022 at 03:22 AM.
08-05-2022 at 03:22 AM.
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I'm in the Google eco system. I have a regular Honeywell thermostat that has the ability to set a schedule. I work from home so someone's is home most of the time.

Sell me on some reasons why I should get a nest or ecobee. My schedule on my non smart Honeywell thermostat runs fine. I just find myself always wanting one of these but not sure if there's a point

Also deep in the Google ecosystem.

We have a single zone system and our bedroom is on the coldest corner of the house. Having the Best and the remote temperature sensor allows my system to adjust my bedroom to the right temperature before I go upstairs at night.

The ability to check on the temperature in the house remotely saved me problems a few times.

And yeah, there have been a few times I've rolled over and said "Hey Google, turn the temperature up two degrees," because it was cold.

I will admit Google's scheduling is less than ideal, but it's close enough for me.
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08-05-2022 at 03:26 AM.
08-05-2022 at 03:26 AM.
Quote from TekkenLord :
Do we actually crank it at 60 during a heatwave? Wow, that will be a chunk of my paycheck in my State.

Sarcasm seems to be lost here.

But some utilities will turn your AC up to levels you may find uncomfortable during the high demand periods.
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08-05-2022 at 04:00 AM.
08-05-2022 at 04:00 AM.
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Stupid West Virginia

Lol, it's what you get for resisting at the battle of Blair mountain. Now the energy companies won't give you refunds! (See some none WV know your history! )
PS stop selling ivory
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08-05-2022 at 04:35 AM.
08-05-2022 at 04:35 AM.
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Sarcasm seems to be lost here.

But some utilities will turn your AC up to levels you may find uncomfortable during the high demand periods.

I just figured out they jack it up 4 degrees so I turn it down 4 degrees a few minutes before and back up after it's over so it stays the same.
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08-05-2022 at 07:33 AM.
08-05-2022 at 07:33 AM.
Rebates are shit now.

5 years ago or so, I got 1000 off my insulation, (3k into 2k) I got 18inches of cellulose air sealing and did garage, they gave me a free nest learning latest generation whatever thermostat and several other things like air testing etc. (which has saved me thousands over the years) it dropped my bills by half entirely.

now all the rebates are basically non existent. crazy
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08-05-2022 at 08:48 AM.
08-05-2022 at 08:48 AM.
Quote from O.J.Didit :
Remember, if they are giving it away YOU are the product.
Consider yourself lucky your state isnt tricking you into controlled surveillance.
You're energy usage is the product. Utilities offer rebates for these types of products (just like LED lights or insulation) because they can save energy. Most utilities in the United States are decoupled from their revenue. Meaning that the utility receives the same revenue regardless of the energy they delivery. So it's in their best interest to help you save energy. You as their utility consumer using less energy = the utility having to delivery less energy or build more energy infrastructure. That's the entire point here.

It's not about data mining for the utility. They don't get that visibility with any demand response programs. Does google for their nest product? Sure, but that's different than what other folks have being talking about here as google isn't offering the rebate. It's about the utility having an incentive to encourage you to use less energy, that's why they offer rebates and discounts on these things.
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