Free Nest Thermostat E (if they control it) for Consumers Energy Michigan

[granzy]

If you live in Michigan and have Consumers Energy you can sign up for a free Nest thermostat E, using their Peak Power Savers Smart Thermostat Program. It allows them to change they thermostat during peak times.

Here is the link.
https://consumersenergystore.com/Google-Nest-Thermostat-E/I-NSTEXXXXX-01-WHIT-XXXX-V1.html

And a link to the program.
https://consumersenergystore.com/programs/content_drpe_info.html

Quote from the program link. “this doesn’t mean you lose control of your settings: you’ll always be notified about upcoming Energy Savings Events, and you can override automatic adjustments at any time”

[KenW48360 (Ken Weise)]

I got one. It will be on eBay soon. What makes it really funny is that it is for Consumers Power Electric customers. They marked me eligible even though I only buy gas from them. My electricity comes from DTE.

[yvesracine]

And, you can integrate it to SmartThings using MyNextManagerV2:

[RELEASE] My Next ManagerV2 for your Nest® products

_ If you have lost your auth tokens from Nest and/or migrated to a Google Account, and your ST-Nest integration is not working, then the new versions of MyNextManager (V2) MyNextTstatV2, MyNextAlarmV2 and MyNextSensorV2 may be for you. _ MyNextManagerV2 leverages the standard ST UI (for faster rendering on both Android & iOS) & all ST standard capabilities plus new features from the Nest APIs for better synergy between the 2 ecosystems (ex. comfort & energy saving tips with the NestGetTips smartapp and voice commands). The Next devices need to be created using the SmartThings classic mobile app, but you can switch back to the new Samsung Connect app after as both ST Classic and STSC can run in parallel without issues. _MyNextManagerV2 (service manager for My Next devices) now uses the…

[granzy]

Other thermostats are discounted too. Regular Nest and two Emersons.
https://consumersenergystore.com/Peak-Power-Savers®-Smart-Thermostats/