Turning off the lights. Installing efficient appliances. These actions can save energy, but there’s an even better place to start your energy-saving efforts: at the thermostat.
In the UK, for 79% of households, rising gas and electricity prices contributed the most to people’s cost of living.1 A smart thermostat can really make an impact on your home’s energy use, by keeping track of it and reducing your overall energy bill.
It seems simple, but one of the best and least used tools for energy savings is programming your thermostat. But many programmable thermostats are just set to stay at one temperature all the time. Many people don’t know how to manually create an energy-efficient schedule, or find it too complicated. That’s where
Nest automatic thermostats make it simple. Our thermostats either
Helpful features like Savings Finder on the Nest Thermostat and Seasonal Savings on the Nest Thermostat E and
In many households, a lot of energy is wasted heating or cooling the home when nobody’s there. If you opt in, Nest automatic thermostats can use sensors and your phone’s location to determine whether you’ve left the house. Then, the thermostat can set itself to an
The Nest Leaf icon appears on your Nest thermostat or in the smartphone heating control app to signal that you’ve made an adjustment to a more energy-efficient temperature.3 The Leaf encourages you to choose energy-saving temperatures that are a little higher or lower than what you’ve set in the past, all in the name of energy and cost savings.
Nest thermostats are also smart about when to use energy, thanks to Rush Hour Rewards. Just as traffic clogs up roads when everyone drives to work at the same time, energy rush hours occur when a lot of people in a particular area turn on air conditioning or heating at once. With Rush Hour Rewards, you can earn rewards from your energy company by using less energy
Many other smart thermostat brands estimate savings by comparing to a thermostat set to 22°C 24/7 all year long. This can often result in higher savings estimates. Instead, Nest calculates savings using a more rigorous approach based on real data.
We reviewed the energy bills of real people in real homes across 41 US states before and after installing the Nest Learning Thermostat. We watched the data roll in from two independent studies and the results were clear: on average, the Nest Learning Thermostat saves 10% to 12% on heating. Read more in our
And the energy-saving smarts from the Nest Learning Thermostat are in every thermostat we make. So it’s simple: Nest smart thermostats can help you save.
The kilowatt-hour (kWh) ticker features an estimate of how many
These energy savings are calculated based on the typical percentage of heating and cooling savings found in real-world studies of the Nest Learning Thermostat. To calculate the total savings, we apply these savings percentages to the actual heating and cooling hours of all Nest thermostats.
For our
Google thermostats keep your home cool in summer and warm in winter, just as you like – with many ways to increase your savings.
Note: This page is US specific.
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https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/use-of-energy/homes.php The data and claims cited are applicable to the US only. Individual savings are not guaranteed.
Remote control and mobile notifications require working internet and Wi-Fi.
These energy savings are calculated based on the typical percentage of heating and cooling savings found in real-world studies of the Nest thermostats. To calculate the total savings, we apply these savings percentages to the actual heating and cooling hours of all Nest thermostats. Energy savings are an estimate, not a guarantee that any individual user will save energy.