Partnering in Smart Energy Solutions – Bring Your Own Device

Do You Qualify?

Use less. Save more.

Earn rewards and save on your energy bill by signing up for the RPU’s Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program.

What is the BYOD program? Why should you join? How does it work?

What is the Bring Your Own Device Program?

RPU’s Bring Your Own Device Program (BYOD) is a program where you can get rewarded just by enrolling your qualified smart thermostat.

Why Should You Join?

When you sign up, you will receive a one-time $50 bill credit and, for each year after that, an additional $25 will be credited to your utility bill for participating in RPU’s Peak Savings Events.

How Does It Work?

Enrolling allows RPU to make brief changes to adjust your thermostat by a few degrees during peak use hours, which typically occur on the hottest days of the summer.
Check out our FAQs.

Are You Ready to Start Saving?

Step 1

Check to see if you qualify for the program.

Step 2

Select the device you want to connect.

Step 3

Enroll with your RPU account information.

Step 4

Get rewarded and start saving money.

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Do You Qualify?

If all of the statements apply to you, then you may be eligible to enroll your device in RPU’s Bring Your Own Device Program.

Are you a residential electric RPU customer?

Have a qualified smart thermostat?

Do you have a wi-fi network compatible with your smart thermostat?

Do you have a working central air conditioning or heat pump unit controlled by your smart thermostat?

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