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We installed a user-controlled thermostat for one of the apartments at the office today. (This was because we had upgraded, if you can call it that, the tenant from accustat-controlled landlord-paid heat to tenant-settable, tenant-paid heat with reduced rent.) The tenant will actually show savings on his rent+heating bill if he does the really difficult heat management technique known as Turn It Down When Nobody's Home. That's a tough one, though... lots of people seem to find it challenging to put into action.

( How do you keep warm? )