Kitchen upgrades cut energy bills by half, says research



Modernising their kitchen can save consumers an average of 51% in kitchen-related energy bills compared with 15 years a go, according to research carried out by AppliancesDirect.co.uk.


Freezers and combination fridge-freezers have seen the biggest decrease in energy usage over the last 15 years, according to the appliance e-retailer, with a 73% reduction.


Manufacturers have also reduced the energy consumption of tumble dryers by 61% and refrigerators by 59%, while washing machines have seen a 45% reduction.


“It’s amazing how much the efficiency of kitchen appliances has improved,” said AppliancesDirect.co.uk marketing manager Mark Kelly. “Over the average lifespan of a kitchen, you could save hundreds of pounds on energy bills when you come to upgrade, as well as reducing your impact on the environment.”

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