Googleof smart homes to climate change to have a larger share in the fight against Nest thermostats Updating on. Over the past decade, people in the US have been living in their homes thanks to Google’s thermostats. 80 billion kWhMore than 1,000 energy savings. However, this is not enough and more is needed for a sustainable life.
Finally, the tech company announced a few new features. These features Nest Renew gathered in a new service called Completely to electrical networks What will these new features for users provide?
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What’s new with Google Nest Renew
The technology company announced the features of the new service. New service to enable thermostats to communicate with energy providers smart automation uses. Thus, more electricity coming into your home clean By looking at the hours it is on, it will turn your compatible Nest thermostats on and off accordingly.
Google Nest Renew‘s aim is to give the cleanest energy at the most appropriate time. Well what does it mean? For example, in the afternoon with solar energy While the resulting electricity may be more intense, Windy in a day from turbines more power may come. Depending on the region, power grids can get their electricity from a variety of sources.
The device will automatically adjust to use this energy at the most opportune times, without you having to do anything. In short, Google Nest Renew programaims to teach your thermostat when to use cheaper, cleaner energy.
shiftdelete.netThe VergeAccording to the news of Sundar Pichai, CEO of the company, He called the new service “the first program of its kind”. One of the most important features of the device energy exchange. With this feature heating and of cooling It was intended to automatically shift energy to times when it was cheaper and/or cleaner.
Also on Google Nest Renew monthly impact reports feature exists. This feature provides a summary of how clean a house’s energy is based on hours. Thus, people can adjust when to use devices to take advantage of clean energy.
Google will release the update to users in the coming weeks.