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San Francisco, CA, USA · Renamed to Everyday Electric (Oct 2026) · renewhome.com
Residential VPP (thermostats, EVs, batteries)
Open roles
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no public job board
Federal awards
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none found
Last private raise
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no Form D on file
SEC filings
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not an SEC filer
RENAMEDRenew Home: Renamed to Everyday Electric (Oct 2026)
Renew Home said on Oct 6, 2026 that it changed its name to Everyday Electric and acquired the connected-vehicle platform Smartcar to extend its VPP into EVs.
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Thousands of home batteries answer one signal together, so the grid can treat them as a single power plant at the moments it needs one.
OPEN IN 3D →No public filings, raises or hiring trend to read yet.
Read from SEC 8-Ks (bankruptcy, default, delisting, restatement, impairment, restructuring), cash runway in annual reports, Form D raises and the 30-day hiring trend. A prompt to look closer, not a credit rating.
No public job board on Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby, so hiring isn't tracked for this company yet.
No federal grants, contracts or loans found on USAspending.gov under this company's US entity name.
Policy that applies
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2026-10-06 · Status updated
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2026-10-06 · renamed
Renew Home: Renamed to Everyday Electric (Oct 2026)Renew Home said on Oct 6, 2026 that it changed its name to Everyday Electric and acquired the connected-vehicle platform Smartcar to extend its VPP into EVs.Not an SEC filer, or no US entity matched. Most private and foreign companies don't file.