Smart energy management systems in smart cities are efficient tools for customers to optimize electrical equipment. These systems in residential homes and proper energy management increased reliability, increased user comfort, and reduced subscriber costs. This article uses smart home shiftable equipment with multi-objective evolutionary algorithms according to the operation constraints, customer welfare, demand, and time cost of electricity for proper time management. Therefore, the NSGA-II and MOGOA multi-objective algorithms were used to simultaneously improve electricity consumption costs and the average daily load of subscribers. The proposed algorithm for equipment management is derived from the hybrid NSGA-II and Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm, abbreviated MOGOA. In addition, smart home solar panels and energy storage systems were used as a fuzzy recommender system for a smart home lighting system for optimal management of the resulting energy. The results indicated an acceptable reduction in costs and peak to average ratio (PAR), and also the use of fuzzy recommender for solar energy helped decrease electricity costs.