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Consumers Energy is enhancing its commitment to environmental sustainability this April with increased appliance recycling rebates for its electric customers. The company is offering an additional $20 rebate on top of the existing $50 incentive for recycling refrigerators or freezers, totaling $70, plus $15 for recycling smaller appliances like AC units and dehumidifiers.

The special promotion runs through April 30, 2025, as part of their year-round appliance recycling program. According to EnergyStar.gov, customers can save up to $150 annually on their bills by participating, as old refrigerators consume three times more energy than newer models. Since 2009, the program has successfully recycled over 330,000 large appliances.

The company provides free pickup of working appliances and is organizing 10 recycling events across Michigan through September. Customers can schedule pickups by calling 866-234-0445 or visit consumersenergy.com/recycle for event details. The initiative is part of Consumers Energy's broader energy efficiency programs, serving 6.8 million residents across Michigan's Lower Peninsula.

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Neighbors can reduce their carbon footprint and save on the cost of energy bills by recycling old appliances

JACKSON, Mich., April 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Spring cleaning just got sweeter! Throughout the month of April, Consumers Energy is upping its commitment to a greener Michigan by offering its electric customers an opportunity to save extra on their energy bills while protecting the planet. For a limited time this April, qualifying electric customers can get an additional $20 rebate on top of the existing $50 incentive for recycling a refrigerator or freezer and can get $15 for recycling smaller appliances like AC units, dehumidifiers and compact refrigerators/freezers.

As part of Consumers Energy's year-round appliance recycling program, any electric customer can recycle their empty appliances in working order. The special $70 refrigerator/freezer promotion runs through April 30.

"This is just one of the many ways you can Count on Us to help you save money," said Lauren Snyder, Consumers Energy's vice president of customer experience. "By taking this simple step – out with the old and in with the new, you can take control of your bill and increase savings for you and your family in both the short and long term."

Old refrigerators use three times the energy of newer ones. Neighbors can save up to $150 a year on their bills according to EnergyStar.gov by taking advantage of the program. Since establishing its appliance recycling program in 2009 over 330,000 large appliances have been recycled. 

With Consumers Energy's Earth Month promotion, we'll pick up your working appliance for free, help you save energy, and make spring cleaning a breeze.

"It was very easy to schedule my appointment, and the appliance pickup was completely painless," one customer said.

Customers wanting to schedule an appliance pick up can call 866-234-0445.

Consumers Energy is also offering 10 upcoming appliance recycling events now through September in areas across the state. For a full list of upcoming appliance recycling opportunities, visit consumersenergy.com/recycle.

In addition to is Appliance Recycling program, Consumers Energy provides customers with the power to reduce energy waste and lower bills through other energy efficiency and demand response programs like the Smart Thermostat program, Home Energy Analysis, and Water Heater rebates.

To find out what other programs or rebates you may qualify for, visit consumersenergy.com/save.

Consumers Energy is Michigan's largest energy provider, providing natural gas and/or electricity to 6.8 million of the state's 10 million residents in all 68 Lower Peninsula counties. We are committed to delivering reliable, clean, and affordable energy to our customers 24/7. 

For more information about Consumers Energy, go to ConsumersEnergy.com.

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What rebates is Consumers Energy offering for appliance recycling in April 2025?

Consumers Energy is offering a $70 total rebate ($50 base + $20 bonus) for recycling refrigerators/freezers and $15 for smaller appliances like AC units and dehumidifiers through April 30, 2025.

How much can customers save annually by recycling old refrigerators through Consumers Energy?

According to EnergyStar.gov, customers can save up to $150 annually on their energy bills by recycling old refrigerators, which use three times more energy than newer models.

How many appliances has Consumers Energy recycled since starting their program?

Since establishing its appliance recycling program in 2009, Consumers Energy has recycled over 330,000 large appliances.

How can Michigan residents schedule an appliance pickup with Consumers Energy?

Michigan residents can schedule a free appliance pickup by calling 866-234-0445 or visit consumersenergy.com/recycle for information about upcoming recycling events.

What other energy efficiency programs does Consumers Energy offer besides appliance recycling?

Consumers Energy offers additional programs including the Smart Thermostat program, Home Energy Analysis, and Water Heater rebates to help customers reduce energy waste and lower bills.
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