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Environment
10:00 am
Mon September 5, 2011
Electric Cooperatives Collecting Ineffecient Refrigerators
By Eric Hodge
North Carolina's electric cooperatives want you to get rid of that old refrigerator or freezer that's in your basement or garage. The Fridge and Freezer Farewell Program is meant to get secondary, older and inefficient models out of circulation. Valerie Woods works for GreenCo Solutions which helps the electric coops reach their energy efficiency and renewable energy goals. She says nothing goes to waste.
Valerie Woods: "They break out the insulating foam, they recycle the refrigerants, all the plastics and metals are recycled as well as the capacitors."
Woods says people who turn in their old refrigerators and freezers will receive a fifty dollar incentive from their electric cooperative for participating in the program.
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