Your bill keeps climbing but you're not sure where the energy is going.
Based on your selection, your high electricity bill is most likely caused by heavy aircon use, devices left on standby, and inefficient lighting. These three areas account for up to 70% of the average Singapore household's electricity bill.
LED bulbs use up to 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs and last 15–25 times longer. Replacing just 5 frequently used bulbs can save $75 or more per year.
Devices on standby can account for 5–10% of your electricity bill. Use smart power strips or simply unplug chargers, TVs, and appliances when not in use.
Many water heaters are set too high. Lowering to 60°C prevents scalding, reduces energy use, and still kills harmful bacteria.
A dirty aircon coil reduces efficiency by 20–30%, making your unit work harder and your bill higher. Regular servicing by a certified technician typically costs $25–$50 per unit and pays for itself within months.
When replacing any appliance, look for the NEA Energy Label. Each additional tick represents meaningful electricity savings. A 3-tick fridge vs a 1-tick fridge can save $80–$150 per year in electricity alone.
Raise your aircon to 24–25°C and add a fan — this alone can cut aircon costs by 20–30%.
Unplug chargers, TVs, and appliances at the socket when not in use — standby power adds up fast.
Replace your most-used bulbs with LED equivalents — they use 75% less energy and last years longer.
Check your SP Group app for your usage history — identify when your bill spiked to find the cause.
👉 Start with one fix this weekend — most people see a difference on their next bill.
⚠️ The fixes above take less than 30 minutes and cost nothing to try.
These tools directly address your problem. Most pay for themselves within 1–3 months.
Tracks real-time usage and auto-cuts standby power
⏱ Payback: 1–3 months
Lets you raise aircon to 25°C without feeling hot
⏱ Payback: 1–3 months
75% less energy, one-time switch, long-term savings
⏱ Payback: 1–3 months
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