WINNIPEG — Manitobans may get cash for turning down the thermostat during peak energy-use periods next winter. As we navigate through unprecedented times, our journalists are working harder than ever ...

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The thermostat can be a polarizing appliance in a household. Some like it hot, and some like to feel like they live in a refrigerator even when it's cold outside. A single degree in temperature could ...

Discover which smart home devices survive winter storms and which fail. Learn how frozen sensors IoT affect your smart thermostat and essential backup solutions. Pixabay, stux When winter storms roll ...

Wisconsin is bracing for extreme cold with windchills expected to reach -30 to -40 degrees below zero on Jan. 22 into the morning of Jan. 23. Experts recommend residents limit their time spent outside ...

The U.S. Department of Energy recommends setting your thermostat to 68 degrees in the winter. You can save about 10% a year on heating by lowering the temperature 7 to 10 degrees when you are asleep ...

The Thermostat Hub W200 combines many of the best features of Aqara's lineup to make a very compelling smart home thermostat. Reading time 2 minutes Aqara just announced a swath of new smart home ...

As of last month, the older Nest Thermostats have effectively died, as Google has pulled the plug on most of their features. While many will end up replacing the decade-old hardware, a clever new ...

October's cold temperatures have crept in as the first frost has arrived for most of the Northeast and so has the time to look at your thermostat and turn on the heat in your home. You may be ...

When it debuted in 2011, the Nest Learning Thermostat wasn’t the first internet-connected thermostat, but it defined the technology for many people: The Nest was the iPhone of thermostats, and in fact ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A new Ohio bill encourages utility companies to launch programs to remotely adjust participating customers’ thermostat settings and other energy use during times of peak demand ...