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Washer and Dryer

Clothes washers and dryers are the third biggest energy users in your home after heating, cooling and hot water.

Switching to ENERGY STAR® certified appliances can save up to 30% on energy costs and 5,500 pounds of greenhouse gases.

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ENERGY STAR washers and dryers use about 33% less water and up to 25% less energy than standard models.

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Washers

ENERGY STAR certified washing machines use significantly less water—13 gallons per load—compared to 23 gallons per load in standard machines. Many models include additional energy-saving features, including faster spin cycles, and options for pre-soaking and suds-saving.

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Dryers

ENERGY STAR certified dryers use 20-60% less energy than standard dryers. They use moisture sensors to more accurately stop the dryer when clothes are dry, compared to traditional timed drying. Other energy-saving features can include automatic cycle termination, delayed start, and steam cycle.

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Efficiency Ratings

When shopping, be sure to check a model’s efficiency rating. The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the product. Look for washers that have a rating of 2.76 or higher (called IMEF, or Integrated Modified Energy Factor), and dryers that have ENERGY STAR certification.

How to upgrade with confidence

Energy Trust works with select retailers to offer benefits* on washers and dryers to make them more affordable.

*Benefits vary by retailer. They may include price discounts at the time of purchase and/or improved financing options. Contact a retail location to learn more.

  1. Review Incentive Details and Eligibility

    Look for the Energy Trust logo to find qualifying models in participating retail locations.

  2. Purchase a qualifying washer and/or dryer from a participating retailer.

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  3. Install your machine(s) and enjoy your energy savings.

    Get more energy-saving tips for washing and drying from Energy Trust and our partners.

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Energy Trust works with select retailers to offer benefits* on washers and dryers to make them more affordable.

*Benefits vary by retailer. They may include price discounts at the time of purchase and/or improved financing options. Contact a retail location to learn more.
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“We learned a lot about little upgrades to save energy and make the house feel warmer and cozier.”

Jackie Kohon, Portland homeowner

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We do not currently have any available incentives that match those criteria.

There are still ways to save and make your home more energy efficient.

Resources and Cash Incentives

Energy-efficient home upgrades help you save for what matters most.

DIY Tips & Resources

Find resources for do-it-yourself projects and low- to no-cost ways to improve the comfort, health and energy efficiency of your home.

Evaluate Your Home

Find out how you can get more from your energy. Evaluating your home’s current energy use is the first step to discovering upgrades that can boost comfort and lower monthly bills.

Your utility is outside our service area.

You can still reap energy and money saving benefits of this upgrade, even though you do not qualify for the Energy Trust incentive.

Visit Energystar.gov

Use this website to find the energy-efficient water heater that will work for your home.

Contact your local utility

Many utility companies offer energy-efficiency programs that can help with upgrade costs.

Tips on Finding a Contractor

With Energy Trust, you can get cash back when you insulate any or all of these areas of your home.