Navigant’s research comes immediately following research from Parks Associates predicting that smart thermostats will account for over 40% of all thermostats sold in the US in 2015.

“Smart thermostats already account for more than one-half of the smart home devices in U.S. broadband households,” said Tom Kerber, Director, Research, Home Controls & Energy, Parks Associates. “Many utilities have promoted smart thermostats as part of their home energy management initiatives; however, the retail channel accounts for the most units sold last year, nearly 45% of the total market, so opening utility programs to include the variety of different types and brands of devices is an important consideration.” 

From the article "Honeywell And Nest Lead The Way For Smart Thermostats" by Joshua S. Hill.

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