GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Efficient Refrigerator

The most efficient refrigerator available on the market consumes approximately 20% less energy than the average refrigerator model.

Last Updated: June 17, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we will explore the remarkable advancements in energy efficiency within the realm of refrigeration. From the latest refrigerator models exceeding federal standards by 15% to the significant energy savings potential of modern appliances, the statistics reveal a compelling narrative of progress and sustainability. Join us as we delve into the data behind some of the most energy-efficient refrigerators on the market today.

Statistic 1

"The most efficient refrigerator models use at least 15% less energy than required by federal standards."

Statistic 2

"The most energy-efficient full-sized refrigerators use less than 430 kilowatt-hours per year."

Statistic 3

"The Liebherr CS 1360 refrigerator is one of the most energy-efficient refrigerators; it uses only 286 kWh per year."

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"The Fisher & Paykel RF402BRYW6 refrigerator is rated A+++ for energy efficiency, the highest possible rating."

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"Using 'Eco' or 'Energy Save' modes on refrigerators can help save up to 20% of the energy consumed."

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"Refrigerators have become 25% more energy-efficient over the past decade."

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"In the U.S, the refrigerator units with Energy Star certification are at least 9% more energy-efficient compared to standard models."

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"An estimated 60 million refrigerators in the U.S. consume less than half the energy of refrigerators sold 20 years ago."

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"The potential energy savings in the U.S. from replacing existing refrigerators with Energy Star models is estimated to be $1.2 billion annually."

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"An energy-efficient refrigerator that is 20 years old uses only 350-550 kWh per year compared to the older model that can use 1400 kWh/year."

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"Homes with energy-efficient refrigerators save an average of $5-10 per month on their energy bills."

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"The average size of a refrigerator has increased by approximately 20%, but energy consumption has decreased by about 60% since the 1980s."

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"The Bosch KGE49VI4A refrigerator consumes 75% less energy than an A-rated fridge."

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"Samsung’s RT18M6215SG refrigerator is considered one of the most energy efficient as it only uses 354 kWh/year."

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"Electrolux EUF2947LOX model uses 172 kWh per annum according to the EU energy labelling system."

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"In the UK, a refrigerator uses an average of 162 kWh per year."

In conclusion, the data presented highlights significant advancements in energy efficiency within the refrigerator industry. The statistics demonstrate a clear trend towards reduced energy consumption, with modern models outperforming older counterparts by a considerable margin. Utilizing features such as ‘Eco’ or ‘Energy Save’ modes can lead to substantial energy savings, while certifications like Energy Star indicate superior efficiency levels. The potential financial benefits of transitioning to energy-efficient refrigerators are substantial, with estimated annual savings amounting to billions of dollars in the U.S. Furthermore, the continuous improvement in energy efficiency coupled with advancements in technology has led to a remarkable decrease in energy consumption despite an increase in refrigerator size. These findings underscore the importance of choosing energy-efficient appliances not only for economic benefits but also for environmental sustainability.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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