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Are you looking to take control of your home's energy usage to make it more efficient and cost-effective? Smart home technology, such as smart meters and smart thermostats, allows you to do just that by providing you with real-time data on your energy consumption.

It will help you manage your heating more efficiently, and can seamlessly integrate with other energy solutions like heat pumps and solar panels.

What is a SMART home?

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SMART home explained

Get a government grant to help pay for it.

Control how much energy you are using.

Lower your bills and save money.

The Benefits

Adopting smart home technology is a simple process that provides a wealth of benefits for your comfort and your wallet.


Lower Energy Bills: By giving you a clear view of your energy usage, smart meters and other devices empower you to make smarter, money-saving choices. Smart thermostats alone can help save up to 23% on your energy bills.


Accurate Billing: Smart meters automatically send readings to your energy supplier. This means accurate bills and no need for manual readings.


Increased Comfort: Smart thermostats allow you to control your heating from anywhere, ensuring your home is always at the perfect temperature.


Reduced Carbon Footprint: By helping you become more energy-efficient, smart home technology contributes to a greener lifestyle and a lower carbon footprint.


Seamless Integration: Smart devices are designed to work with other energy solutions, such as solar panels. They allow you to automatically use your own energy when it’s cheaper to power your home or your EV charger.

What does a SMART home device look like and where does it fit in your house?

SMART devices look different depending on the controls you’d like in your home. Here’s a breakdown of what a typical SMART home might have:


SMART solution

What does it look like?

Where does it go?

SMART thermostat

A small box device with a display screen.

On a wall in the living room or hallway.

SMART solar panels

Flat, dark panels with a small gadget attached.

On the roof.

SMART lighting

Light bulbs with built-in technology or smart switches with screens.

In light fixtures or on walls where regular switches are.

SMART appliances

A typical kitchen or household appliances with a screen to control it.

In the kitchen or throughout your home.


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How can I make a SMART home device more cost-efficient?

To make your SMART home device save more money, you can:
- Set schedules. Use timers so devices only work when needed, like turning off lights when you're not home.
- Adjust settings. Use energy-saving modes, like dimming lights or lowering the heat.
- Check your usage. Look at the app to see how much energy you're using and find ways to use less.
- Use off-peak times. Run things like washing machines when electricity is cheaper.

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Find out what financial support is available to improve your home.

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Our case studies are real-life scenarios of York residents who have recently installed energy-efficient solutions in their homes. They have since become our Community Energy Champions, and you will be able to connect with them if you decide to use YorEnergy on your own journey towards energy efficiency!

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