Good news if you live in Florida and are planning on buying a new appliance. A bill signed into law this week will give consumers extra incentive to buy energy efficient appliances. Florida consumers will save “an average of 20 percent reduction or money back in the form of rebates for customers who buy refrigerators, washers, dryers and other products deemed energy-efficient,” according to an article from the Tampa Bay Business Journal.
The article goes on to say that the rebate money will come from a combination of, “$18 million in federal funds as well as $150,000 from state coffers.”
The program will be run by the Florida Energy and Climate Commission. Visit their website now to find out more information. http://myfloridaclimate.com/.
Get paid to recycle your old refrigerator in Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Power and Light is offering to pick up residential customers’ refrigerators for free, and to pay residents in the form of a $25 rebate for certain types of refrigerators, according to an article from the Dayton Daily News.
The refrigerator must meet the following criteria in order to qualify:
- 10 to 30 cubic feet in size
- refrigerator must be empty and in working condition
- A clear path to reach and remove the appliance must exist
The old refrigerators will be recycled by JACO Environmental Inc. in an environmental-friendly way. To learn more about the appliance recycle program visit www.dpandl.com/save.
For more information:
- Florida Energy and Climate Commission Appliance Rebates
- Dayton Power and Light Refrigerator Recycling Program
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- Post your refrigerator repair problem, get a free answer
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