Nest gets smarter with Time of Use energy service

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Smart meter specialist offers new service which automatically adjusts home electricity use depending on the power price

Smart home appliance maker Nest Labs has announced a new energy service which allows customers to set their thermostats to automatically adjust energy use depending on current energy prices. Time of...

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