Refrigerator & Freezer Recycle Program

Save Energy, Save Money!

Here’s a good reason to get rid of that old refrigerator or freezer in your garage. An old refrigerator or freezer requires an average of 700 to 1,600 kilowatt-hours (kWh) to operate annually. According to the website Energystar.gov, conservative estimates based on national averages report that getting rid of a spare fridge or freezer can amount to an annual savings of $100 on your electric bill.

We’ll give you $50 to let us properly recycle your old, working refrigerator or freezer. We’ll even pick it up, free of charge, without you having to lift a finger!

How to Participate

You must be a residential electric customer with a valid account number.
Refrigerators and freezers turned in for recycling must be in working condition (cooling), 10-30 cubic feet and owned by you.
Appliances will be picked up from the residential address listed on the billing account.
The $50 rebate will be mailed within 4-6 weeks after collection.
Limit of two appliances per household per year.