Best Fridges & Freezers for Massachusetts

According to Fridge.com, Massachusetts residents pay 31.37¢/kWh for electricity. See how this affects your refrigerator costs and find the best fridge for your area.

Electricity Rate

31.37¢/kWh

EIA Jan 2026

Zombie Fridge Cost

$533/yr

Old fridge running cost

Potential Savings

$376/yr

By upgrading to Energy Star

Average FIS Score

93/100

6 locations ranked

Zombie Fridge Alert for Massachusetts

An old refrigerator (10+ years) in Massachusetts costs approximately $533/year to run. A new Energy Star model costs only $157/year.

Upgrading could save you $376 annually!

Best Refrigerators for Mixed Humid Climate

Massachusetts is in the Mixed Humid climate zone. Based on your 31.37¢/kWh electricity rate, upgrading saves you $376/year.

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Massachusetts Cities - FIS Rankings

Cambridge

FIS 98

Fridges here are stocked with 40% more produce than average.

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Boston

FIS 95

Highest concentration of counter-depth high-efficiency units.

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Worcester

FIS 89

Fast-growing adoption of solar-backed kitchen appliances.

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Massachusetts Small Towns - FIS Rankings

Towns under 20,000 population with strong kitchen efficiency scores.

Great Barrington

Small Town

FIS 95

Known for "farm-to-table" culture.

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Provincetown

Small Town

FIS 91

Seasonal population drives demand for compact cooling.

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Concord

Small Town

FIS 89

High income allows premium energy-efficient retrofits.

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Find the Perfect Refrigerator for Massachusetts

Based on your electricity rate of 31.37¢/kWh, Energy Star models are highly recommended.

About the Fridge.com Intelligence Score (FIS)

The FIS is a 0-100 score that measures how well a location supports efficient kitchen operation. It considers three key factors:

Grid Efficiency

Local electricity costs vs. Energy Star appliance adoption rates

Nutritional Velocity

Access to fresh food, local markets, and healthy eating patterns

Kitchen Economics

Grocery costs relative to income and storage efficiency