When it comes to most appliances, you can save on energy costs by using them less. Doing this with your refrigeration unit, however, can be counterintuitive. Sure, you can always turn off your fridge, but doing so could mean that the food and other chilled stock you store in it will spoil more quickly, which could render your cost-saving efforts futile.
The best way to save money on refrigeration is to replace your old unit with a newer, more efficient model. As any Cairns refrigeration expert from the likes of All About Air will tell you, old refrigerators use up to eight times more energy than a modern fridge, so replacing them could bring significantly large savings. According to studies, a 1986-era 18 cu.ft. fridge consumes 1400 kWh a year while a similarly-sized model today uses a mere 350 kWh. That’s an astounding 75 percent savings in energy consumption!
http://www.allaboutair.com.au/blog/cairns-refrigeration-tips-save-money-refrigerator-use/
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