Nest Renew is a service for compatible Nest thermostats available in the continental United States.1 Nest Renew is free to join and for $10/month, you can extend your positive impact even further with Renew Premium by matching the fossil fuel electricity used in your home with enough clean energy to cover the average U.S. household. This is done with purchases of renewable energy credits from U.S. wind and solar.2
Nest Renew is only available in the continental U.S. and not available in the following U.S. locations:
- Alaska
- Hawaii
Nest Renew and Nest Renew Premium are available to anyone who lives in an eligible zip code in the continental US, has a compatible Nest thermostat, and a migrated Google Account.
Prioritize cleaner energyEnergy Shift can work with your compatible Nest thermostat to help you automatically prioritize usage of cleaner energy by adjusting your heating and cooling.
With the See Your Power feature,Nest Renew also helps you know when the electricity coming into your home is cleaner, and when it’s not so clean, so you can make more informed choices about how you use energy.
The prioritize clean energy and See Your Power features do not work in the following U.S. locations:
- Alaska
- Hawaii
- The following California zip code: 90704
- The following Maine zip codes: 04730, 04732, 04734, 04735, 04736, 04738,04740, 04742, 04745, 04746, 04750, 04751, 04756, 04757, 04758, 04760, 04761, 04762, 04763, 04766, 04769, 04772, 04773, 04775, 04779, 04780, 04783, 04785, 04786, 04787, 04851, and 04852.
To prioritize cheaper energy, Energy Shift can work with your compatible Nest thermostat to help you automatically prioritize usage of less expensive electricity by adjusting your heating and cooling. Prioritizing usage of less expensive energy is only available for customers on certain electric utility time-of-use rates.
To take advantage of this feature you’ll need to provide your time-of-use rate code in the Nest Renew portal and it must be a time-of-use rate that is supported by Nest Renew.
Customers of the energy companies listed below can prioritize cheaper energy with Energy Shift (if enrolled in the company’s applicable time-of-use rate):
AEP Ohio |
Lansing Board of Water & Light |
AES Indiana |
Lee County Electric Cooperative |
Alabama Power |
Liberty Utilities - California |
Alliant Energy - Iowa |
Liberty Utilities - New Hampshire |
Alliant Energy - Wisconsin |
Lincoln Electric System |
Ameren - Illinois |
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power |
Ameren - Missouri |
Louisville Gas and Electric |
Anaheim Public Utilities |
Madison Gas & Electric |
Appalachian Power |
Memphis Light Gas and Water |
Arizona Public Service |
MidAmerican Energy |
Austin Energy |
Minnesota Power |
Baltimore Gas & Electric |
Modesto Irrigation District |
Berkeley Electric Coop |
Monroe Electric & Gas |
Black Hills Energy |
Montana-Dakota Utilities |
Burbank Water & Power |
National Grid - Massachusetts |
Carroll EMC |
National Grid - New York |
Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative |
New York State Electric and Gas |
Central Hudson Gas & Electric |
Northern Virginia Electric Coop |
Central Maine Power |
NV Energy |
City of Riverside Public Utilities |
Ohio Edison |
City of Tallahassee Utilities |
Oklahoma Gas & Electric |
Clay Electric Cooperative |
Orange & Rockland |
Cobb Electric Membership Corporation |
Orlando Utilities Comm |
Colorado Springs Utilities |
Pacific Gas & Electric |
Commonwealth Edison |
Pacific Power |
Connexus Energy |
Pasadena Water & Power |
Consolidated Edison |
Peace River Electric Cooperative |
Consumers Energy |
PECO |
CoServ |
Pedernales Electric Cooperative |
Coweta-Fayette EMC |
Penelec |
Dakota Electric Association |
Piedmont EMC |
Delmarva Power |
Portland General Electric |
DEMCO |
Potomac Electric Power Company |
Dominion Energy - North Carolina |
Poudre Valley REA |
Dominion Energy - South Carolina |
PSEG Long Island |
Dominion Energy - Virginia |
Public Service Company of New Mexico |
DTE Energy |
Public Service Company of Oklahoma |
Duke Energy - Florida |
Public Service Electric & Gas |
Duke Energy - North Carolina |
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative |
Duke Energy - Ohio |
Reading Muni Light |
Duke Energy - South Carolina |
Rochester Gas & Electric |
Duke Energy Progress - North Carolina |
Rocky Mountain Power |
Duke Energy Progress - South Carolina |
Sacramento Municipal Utility District |
Duquesne Light |
Salt River Project |
El Paso Electric |
San Diego Gas & Electric |
Electrical Dist 3 of Pinal Cty |
Santee Cooper |
Entergy - Arkansas |
Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation |
Entergy - Texas |
Silicon Valley Power |
Evergy - Kansas Central |
Snohomish Public Utility District |
Evergy - Kansas Metro |
South River Electric Membership Corporation |
Evergy - Missouri Metro |
Southern California Edison |
Evergy - Missouri West |
Tampa Electric Company |
Eversource Energy - Connecticut |
The Illuminating Company |
Eversource Energy - New Hampshire |
The United Illuminating Company |
Florida Power & Light |
Toledo Edison |
Georgia Power |
Tucson Electric Power |
Glendale Water & Power |
Turlock Irrigation District |
Green Mountain Power |
United Power |
GreyStone Power |
Versant Power |
Guadalupe Valley Electric Coop |
Wake EMC |
Gulf Power |
Wisconsin Electric Power |
Hawaiian Electric |
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation |
Idaho Power |
Xcel Energy - Colorado |
Indiana Michigan Power |
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Intermountain REA |
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Jackson Electric Membership Corporation |
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1 Nest Renew is available in select locations and requires 3rd generation Nest Learning Thermostat, Nest Thermostat E, or the newest Nest Thermostat (sold separately), connected to a Google account.
2 A Renew Premium $10/month subscription is required. Learn how this is done with renewable energy credits. Nest Renew will be purchasing RECs from wind and solar plants in the United States. The majority of these RECs will come from our flagship project Bethel Wind in Castro County, TX, with the remainder coming from US solar.