Energy Shift Smart Thermostat Program
Sector: Natural Gas • Location: Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Source: Canary Media
Energy Shift is a program by Renew Home that allows smart thermostats to automatically adjust household temperature settings to reduce peak power demand and prioritize clean energy usage. The program has been tested with utilities like Salt River Project in Arizona, showing significant peak load reduction and potential cost savings for utilities by reducing the need for infrastructure upgrades and
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Description | Energy Shift is a program by Renew Home that allows smart thermostats to automatically adjust household temperature settings to reduce peak power demand and prioritize clean energy usage. The program has been tested with utilities like Salt River Project in Arizona, showing significant peak load reduction and potential cost savings for utilities by reducing the need for infrastructure upgrades and fossil fuel power generation. |
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