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45 homes also feature: • Google Home smart speakers for voice control of a home. • Nest Learning thermostats to help save energy and provide more control over home temperatures when the owner is at home or away. • Advanced energy-efficient building features such as improved insulation, high-efficiency heat pump and water heater and Energy Star appliances. Alabama Power representatives serve as technical experts, supporting builders on program standards and energy-efficient technologies. Holland Homes' Northwoods subdivision will include 51 smart homes. "We feel fortunate to have the opportunity to partner with Alabama Power on this new development and are excited for what this means for our company, the families that will call Northwoods home and the future of the homebuilding industry," said Daniel Holland, Holland Homes president. "We believe this Smart Neighborhood is truly on the cutting edge of what can be done to incorporate the combination of the latest technologies with how we live our lives today into your home." Harris Doyle Homes will develop a 55-home Smart Neighborhood. "We're thrilled to have the opportunity to collaborate with Alabama Power on their Smart Neighborhood concept," said Brooks Harris, Harris Doyle chief business development officer. "We firmly believe that smart homes are the future of housing. Alabama Power has used its unparalleled knowledge and resource base to create a thoughtful, practical program that will benefit consumers with both energy savings and convenience. We can't wait to introduce these innovative new homes to Auburn in 2019." Curtis White Companies' Cedar Rock Farms neighborhood will feature 21 smart homes. "Along with our trusted craftsmanship, we are excited to work with Alabama Power to be able to bring the future of smart home technology into our custom-built homes," said Katie McLaughlin, Curtis White Companies vice president. "For customers, this means their homes' energy needs will be equipped with intelligent energy-saving technology, saving them money and enhancing their home's value." To learn more about this Alabama Power program or to locate a Smart Neighborhood in your area, visit apcsmartneighborhood.com. by Whitney Massey and Katie Bolton Student uses Kwikset Smart Lock to get inside after school. Homeowner checks Vivint Ping Camera for security.

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