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I've monitored the electricity usage of the original 30yr old fridge my house has. It uses about 980kwh a year with today's energy prices costing about $400.
by bryceacc 4y ago
I've monitored the electricity usage of the original 30yr old fridge my house has. It uses about 980kwh a year with today's energy prices costing about $400. If I got a new generic fridge ($630) with the energy star rating of 332kwh a year, that would save a whopping $265 a year. That's a 2.5yr break even. If you get a fancy fridge costing double the price and using double the energy it doesn't make as much sense
- teawrecks 4y agoAnd that's not even considering the cost of being less repairable.
- Our_Benefactors 4y ago2.5year break even seems pretty fantastic actually. I did the math on replacing my boiler and it was something like between 12-15 years to pay back.