How much are refrigerator rebates in Massachusetts?

According to Fridge.com, Massachusetts utility rebates for refrigerators range from $75 to $75.

Which Massachusetts utilities offer refrigerator rebates?

Fridge.com tracks 2 utilities in Massachusetts with active rebate programs. Enter your ZIP code to find your utility.

STATE REBATES · 2 UTILITIES · 2 PROGRAMS

Massachusetts

Refrigerator & freezer rebates in Massachusetts

2 utilities offer refrigerator and freezer rebates up to $75 on ENERGY STAR appliances in Massachusetts. At 31.37¢/kWh, upgrading saves you $376/year.

Nearby State Rebates:

MAX REBATE

$75

Highest active rebate across Massachusetts utilities.

Source: Utility rebate programs

PURCHASE REBATES

Active programs for new ENERGY STAR units.

Source: Utility rebate programs

RECYCLING REBATES

Free pickup + cash for an old fridge or freezer.

Source: Utility rebate programs

FIRST-YEAR BENEFIT

$451

Rebate + estimated energy savings in year one.

Source: DOE × EIA × utility

Massachusetts HEAR (Home Energy Rebates) status

Last verified 2026-07-17

Program status

Not launched

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) — via Mass Save (planned)

Refrigerators

Not confirmed

Official source

State program page

DOER submitted initial applications (about $72.8M for HEAR) and must still get DOE approval of a State Implementation Blueprint before launch; delivery is planned by integrating funds into Mass Save income-eligible and moderate-income programs with no separate application.

FIND YOUR UTILITY

Which utility serves your ZIP?

Rebate eligibility depends on which utility runs your meter. Enter your ZIP to see which Massachusetts utility you're on and whether your address qualifies.

Find Your Utility Rebates

Enter your ZIP code to see available rebates in Massachusetts

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RECYCLING REBATES

Where to recycle your old fridge in Massachusetts

Many Massachusetts utilities pay you to retire a working old fridge or freezer — free pickup included. The utility cards below flag any recycling rebates. For EPA RAD programs and third-party options, see our recycling guide.

Utilities offering rebates in Massachusetts

2 utilities · 2 programs

National Grid

Up to

$75

Recycling

View National Grid details

Mass Save

Up to

$75

Recycling

View Mass Save details

Warning · Zombie-Fridge Detected · Massachusetts

A 10-year-old fridge here costs about $251/year to run.

A new ENERGY STAR model in Massachusetts runs about $119/year — a difference of $376/yr plus the $75 rebate above.

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Annual kWh (from Energy Guide label)

CLIMATE-AWARE PICKS

Massachusetts is a mixed-humid climate zone.

Different climates favor different fridge styles. These collections are curated for Massachusetts's mixed-humid climate, factoring ambient temperature swings, garage placement viability, and seasonal compressor load.

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Frequently asked questions about Massachusetts (MA) rebates

At 31.37¢/kWh, absolutely. According to Fridge.com, Massachusetts has one of the highest electricity rates in the country. An old refrigerator costs approximately $533/year to run—a new Energy Star model costs just $157/year. Combined with your utility's rebate, you'll save $426 in your first year alone.