The house used for the profile was constructed in 2004 and the individual had a good credit score.
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Old refrigerators removed from apartments are Partnerships program hopes to encourage appliance manufacturers to bring more efficient appliances to the market and to provide volume purchasers with the per-unit price savings of a bulk purchaser. The new unit has a label rating of 437 kWh per year, 31 percent better than 1993 energy standards.
In the next program year, a 15.0-cubic-foot Maytag refrigerator, newly-designed in response to bulk purchasing incentives, is being installed. Savings were determined by field testing and laboratory testing of 220 existing refrigerators and 56 newly-installed units. Using bulk purchasing as an incentive to appliance manufacturers to produce energy-efficient refrigerators suitable for use in apartments, replaced in the first year of the program, which ended in December 1996. Acting as an energy services provider, the New York Power Authority (NYPA) has initiated a long-term project through which 20,000 refrigerators per year will be replaced with the most energy-efficient units possible in apartments managed by the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA).
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