Data through June 2026
Refrigerators · 122 certified models
GE
GE: 122 ENERGY STAR certified models in this data, running $42 to $133 a year at the U.S. average electricity rate — a median of $88, versus $63 across every certified refrigerators.
The 50 most efficient (of 122)
| # | Model | kWh/yr | $/yr (US avg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GE GME04GGK | 227 | $42 |
| 2 | GE GME04GLK | 227 | $42 |
| 3 | GE GCE06GGH | 236 | $43 |
| 4 | GE GCE06GSH | 236 | $43 |
| 5 | GE FUF14DZR | 271 | $50 |
| 6 | GE FUF18DZR | 294 | $54 |
| 7 | GE GPE12FGKmost efficient | 310 | $57 |
| 8 | GE GPE12FSKmost efficient | 310 | $57 |
| 9 | GE GPE12FGZmost efficient | 314 | $58 |
| 10 | GE GPE12FSZmost efficient | 314 | $58 |
| 11 | GE FUF22DZR | 318 | $58 |
| 12 | GE GDE03GGK | 321 | $59 |
| 13 | GE GDE03GLK | 321 | $59 |
| 14 | GE GTE16DTNmost efficient | 345 | $63 |
| 15 | GE GTE16GTNmost efficient | 345 | $63 |
| 16 | GE GPE17CTNmost efficient | 352 | $65 |
| 17 | GE GTE17DTNmost efficient | 352 | $65 |
| 18 | GE GTE17GSNmost efficient | 352 | $65 |
| 19 | GE GTE17GTNmost efficient | 352 | $65 |
| 20 | GE GTE18DCNmost efficient | 359 | $66 |
| 21 | GE GTE18DTNmost efficient | 359 | $66 |
| 22 | GE GTE18GMNmost efficient | 359 | $66 |
| 23 | GE GTE18GSNmost efficient | 359 | $66 |
| 24 | GE GTE18GTNmost efficient | 359 | $66 |
| 25 | GE GTE18MSRmost efficient | 365 | $67 |
| 26 | GE GTE18MTRmost efficient | 365 | $67 |
| 27 | GE GTE18NSWmost efficient | 365 | $67 |
| 28 | GE GTE19DTNmost efficient | 379 | $70 |
| 29 | GE GTE19JSNmost efficient | 379 | $70 |
| 30 | GE GTE19JTNmost efficient | 379 | $70 |
| 31 | GE GPE12FGKmost efficient | 394 | $72 |
| 32 | GE GPE12FSKmost efficient | 394 | $72 |
| 33 | GE GTE21GSHmost efficient | 396 | $73 |
| 34 | GE GTE21GTHmost efficient | 396 | $73 |
| 35 | GE GPE12FGZmost efficient | 398 | $73 |
| 36 | GE GPE12FSZmost efficient | 398 | $73 |
| 37 | GE GLE12HSP | 405 | $74 |
| 38 | GE GTE22JMNmost efficient | 405 | $74 |
| 39 | GE GTE22JTNmost efficient | 405 | $74 |
| 40 | GE GTE16DTNmost efficient | 429 | $79 |
| 41 | GE GTE16GTNmost efficient | 429 | $79 |
| 42 | GE GIE17GSNmost efficient | 436 | $80 |
| 43 | GE GPE17CTNmost efficient | 436 | $80 |
| 44 | GE GTE17DTNmost efficient | 436 | $80 |
| 45 | GE GTE17GSNmost efficient | 436 | $80 |
| 46 | GE GTE17GTNmost efficient | 436 | $80 |
| 47 | GE GIE18DTNmost efficient | 443 | $81 |
| 48 | GE GIE18GCNmost efficient | 443 | $81 |
| 49 | GE GIE18GSNmost efficient | 443 | $81 |
| 50 | GE GIE18GTNmost efficient | 443 | $81 |
Other brand facets
Questions, answered with the data
- How much does it cost to run GE refrigerators?
- Among 122 certified models in this data, GE refrigerators cost $42 to $133 a year to run at the U.S. average electricity rate (18.3¢/kWh) — a median of $88.
- Do GE refrigerators cost more or less than the average refrigerator?
- The median model here runs $88 a year, 40% more than the $63 median across all certified refrigerators.
- What's the cheapest model among GE refrigerators?
- The GE GME04GGK costs about $42 a year at the U.S. average rate (227 kWh/yr) — the lowest certified figure in this group.
- What does the certified annual-kWh figure assume for refrigerators?
- The certified annual kWh comes from the DOE test procedure, which measures continuous 24/7 operation at standardized temperatures — refrigerators never get a day off.