APS is offering its customers a special program aimed at saving them money on their electric bills, and it helps the company save stress on the grid, especially on high-demand days.
If you register, you join thousands of others in the program who have agreed to have smart thermostats in their homes automatically turned up a few degrees
during peak hours. APS calls this an "event" when demand on the grid is bearing on resources.You can also order a smart thermostat from the online APS Marketplace.
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