Let's Save Energy Together
Government agencies will take the lead on implementing immediate energy-saving measures. Calling on businesses, households and individuals to join the effort!
Last updated on 17 August 2026
Energy resilience starts with us
The ongoing Middle East conflict has impacted global fuel supply chains, underscoring the importance of energy resilience for Singapore. Beyond diversifying our energy supply, households, businesses, and individuals can all play a part in conserving energy - to help manage costs while strengthening our resilience.
Energy Saving tips for Households & Individuals
The Government is calling on businesses, households and individuals to take five simple steps to save energy and resources:
Tips to save energy
Tips for Individuals and Households | Stay cool with fans. | Switch to a fan after using air-conditioning for a short while to stay comfortable when it is hot, while saving energy. |
Go25. | Set air-conditioning temperature to 25°C or higher. Each degree raised reduces energy needs by around 10%. | |
Switch off appliances at the power socket when not in use. | Devices like TVs, routers and computers on "standby" still consume power when plugged in. Switching off at the power socket avoids unnecessary energy use. | |
Choose energy-efficient appliances. | Choose appliances with higher tick ratings as they use less electricity, saving you money over time. | |
Choose greener commutes. | Walk, cycle or take public transport to reduce fuel and energy consumption. |
Energy Saving Tips for Businesses
Businesses and building owners may also consider the following tips to conserve energy [PDF, 117.06 KB] (opens in new tab):
Energy Saving tips for businesses
Tips for Businesses | Practise simple energy saving tips | e.g. Switch to LED lighting, and choose energy-efficient appliances with higher tick ratings. |
Optimise processes to maximise energy savings | e.g. Deploy real-time monitoring systems, perform regular equipment maintenance | |
Strengthen in-house energy management expertise | e.g. Send staff for energy management training (opens in new tab) and set performance targets to track progress. | |
Conduct an energy audit to identify energy efficiency opportunities | Engage an energy auditor or use guides (opens in new tab) to do it yourself (opens in new tab)! | |
Invest in easily accessible low-carbon solutions | e.g. Solar panels, alternative cooling technologies (opens in new tab) (ACTs). | |
Tap on funding support for energy efficiency projects/energy-efficient equipment | e.g. Energy Efficient Grant (opens in new tab), Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (opens in new tab) and Green Mark Incentive Scheme (opens in new tab) | |
Stay updated with the latest energy efficiency trends & developments |
Energy Conservation tips for businesses
Government support is available
Households and businesses can tap on support measures from the Government to make the switch to more energy efficient appliances and equipment:
Eligible households can claim up to $400 in Climate Vouchers under the enhanced Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP) (opens in new tab) to purchase more energy-efficient household appliances.
Businesses can tap on schemes, like the Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) (opens in new tab) and Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E)) (opens in new tab) to help them invest in energy-efficient equipment and reduce operational costs.
A Whole-of-Nation Effort
Through collective action, we can help ensure Singapore remains well-positioned to navigate global energy challenges while building a more sustainable future for all.