Energy
Renew Home is rebranding as Everyday Electric
Publication: Latitude Media
Author: Bianca Giacobone
Source published: 06/10/2026, 17:54:59 UTC
Briefing created: 25/10/2026, 15:18:19 UTC
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Briefings
Renew Home, a Google-backed VPP company, rebranded as Everyday Electric in October 2026, expanding its flexibility offerings to include EVs, solar, and storage. CEO Ben Brown stated the new 'technology-agnostic' approach aims to help customers save over $5 billion over five years. The company acquired Smartcar to integrate EVs with energy companies and partnered with Sunrun and Tesla to sell 16 gigawatts of capacity in June 2026 for a Google-funded pilot. This follows a three-year consolidation period where major players like EnergyHub and NRG Energy also expanded their VPP capabilities.
Key points
- Renew Home rebranded as Everyday Electric in October 2026, expanding its VPP offerings to include EVs, solar, and storage under the Everyday Electric brand.
- CEO Ben Brown stated the company will help households save over $5 billion over the next five years through its new technology-agnostic approach.
Context
Renew Home, originally Google's energy services business spun out in 2023, merged with OhmConnect in 2023. The company expanded its VPP capabilities over the last three years, acquiring Smartcar to integrate EVs with energy companies and partnering with Sunrun and Tesla to sell 16 gigawatts of capacity in June 2026 for a Google-funded pilot program.
Limitations
Financial terms for the acquisition of Smartcar and the partnership with Tesla and Sunrun were not disclosed. Specific details on the $5 billion savings goal and the exact scope of the 16 gigawatts partnership are not provided in the evidence.
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