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Massachusetts Fridge and Freezer Recycle Rebates & EligibilitySchedule a no-cost pickup for your old refrigerator or freezer.
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Think Outside the “Icebox” for Fridge and Freezer Energy SavingsApril 6, 2017
Ah, summer: the perfect time to kick back with a chilled, icy beverage or a frozen treat. While you’re taking it easy, though, your refrigerators and freezers may be working overtime to keep your summer goodies frozen or cool...
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Mass Save® Sponsors Celebrate National Recycling Day With 83,767 Appliances Recycled
November 13, 2020
In the past five years, the Sponsors of Mass Save, including Cape Light Compact, Eversource, National Grid and Unitil, have recycled 83,767 inefficient refrigerators and freezers through the Mass Save appliance recycling program.
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Massachusetts Recycling Energy Saving Services
What to know before you buy
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Mass Save | Commercial Refrigeration Equipment – Instant Rebates
Commercial refrigerators and freezers help regulate food temperatures in hot kitchen environments, even when subject to frequent door openings. High-efficiency condensing units for walk-in coolers helps your walk-in operate more efficiently.
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Do the Right Thing and Get $75!April 6, 2017
Mass Save wants to help you prepare for summer this year by bringing back its popular appliance recycling program for old, working refrigerators and freezers. New this year, the program is accepting primary refrigerators and secondary “basement” or “garage” refrigerators and freezers for recycling.
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Adding Up the Benefits of Over Ten Years of Appliance RecyclingOctober 15, 2018
Did you know that for more than a decade the Sponsors of Mass Save® have offered customers no-cost pickup, plus a rebate for recycling their old or unneeded refrigerators and freezers?
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Mass Save® Income Eligible No-Cost Energy Efficiency Programs
Find out if you are eligible for no-cost or discounted energy efficiency services to improve your living.
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Mass Save | Income Eligible Programs
The Sponsors of Mass Save have partnered with the Massachusetts Community Action Program Agencies and Low-Income Energy Affordability Network (LEAN) to help eligible Massachusetts residents lower their monthly energy bills and upgrade their homes to be more comfortable, at no cost.