I believe you’re enrolled in Smart Savers in addition to having the thermostat. They might’ve rushed you by the agreement. It’s not supposed to be an opt-out pr

I believe you’re enrolled in Smart Savers in addition to having the thermostat. They might’ve rushed you by the agreement. It’s not supposed to be an opt-out program. In Illinois, Exelon has a similar program. In exchange for $40/year, they install a control on your AC that lets them cycle it off during summer months for a period of time each day. Connecting the program to a smart meter would let them make finer adjustments, and probably more frequently. We stay enrolled in the $40/year program because if they’re cycling us, it’s unnoticeable. I’m not sure how much discomfort we’d tolerate.