Climate Vouchers ($300 + $100) in Singapore can be used by HDB households to purchase 10 types of energy- and water-efficient products until December 2027. Eligible items include 5-tick air-conditioners, 3+ tick refrigerators, 4-tick washing machines, DC motor fans, LED lights, heat pump water heaters, shower fittings, and water-efficient toilets.
Eligible Products
The Climate Vouchers are not refundable, resaleable, or exchangeable for cash, store credit, cash voucher, gift voucher, gift card or otherwise. 11. Exchanges for products purchased with the Climate Vouchers are subject to the Participating Retailer's store policy and shall only be accepted for eligible products.
Each eligible household* can claim one set of $300 vouchers and one set of $100 vouchers.
Launched on 28 November 2020, the Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP) is a joint initiative by NEA and PUB which aims to encourage households to take climate actions to be more efficient in their energy and water consumption, while saving on utility bills in the long run.
The expiry date does not have to be printed on the gift voucher itself. The business must inform you of it by email or in writing. It should be at least five years from the date you bought it. Be sure to check the terms and conditions of the gift voucher if it is one of those not covered by the legislation.
Climate change is a major threat to people's health. Climate impacts are already harming health, through air pollution, disease, extreme weather events, forced displacement, pressures on mental health, and increased hunger and poor nutrition in places where people cannot grow or find sufficient food.
Stand fans, ceiling fans, and table fans that use DC motors are eligible for purchase with the Climate Vouchers.
The science is clear that limiting global heating to 1.5°C is still technically possible if we act now. What matters most is the speed and scale of the action we take today.
“Carbon credits are based on inflated claims of mitigation impact, and if they are used as a substitute for internal emission reductions by a company, they only make climate change worse.” “Carbon crediting projects have adverse impacts on local communities and may make other environmental problems worse.”
These includes Refrigerators (3 tick and above), Air-conditioners (5 tick), Direct current fans, LED lights (2 tick and above), Heat pump water heaters, Washing machines (4 tick), Shower fittings (3 tick), Water closets (3 tick), Sink/Bib taps and mixers (3 tick) and Basin taps and mixers (3 tick).
To receive the 2025 GSTV – MediSave, you must fulfil the following criteria: You must be a Singapore citizen, residing in Singapore; You must be aged 65 and above in 2025; The AV of your home (as indicated on your NRIC) as at 31 December 2024 must not exceed $31,000; and.
Both sets of $300 and $100 worth of Climate Vouchers expire on 31 Dec 2027.
You can now use your Climate Vouchers at participating in-store locations and Online.
Eligible Singapore Households Can Claim Up To $400 Climate Vouchers From 15 April 2025. Singapore, 15 April 2025 - From 15 April 2025 to 31 December 2027, Singaporean and Permanent Resident HDB households will be able to claim an additional $100 in Climate Vouchers, on top of the existing $300.
How much power does 1 fan use per hour? The power consumption of one fan per hour varies, but it generally ranges from 30 to 60 watt-hours (Wh), depending on the wattage of the fan and its speed settings.
Cooling yourself with a fan vs. an air conditioner is significantly more energy efficient and cheaper. Fans use around 1% of the electricity consumed by air conditioners. You could leave a fan running for 24 hours and still use less energy than 15 minutes of air conditioning.
Wonder why Dehumidifiers are not part of the appliances included in the Climate Vouchers. Humidity is part of the climate conditions we are experiencing. Ya surely will be seeing this advertisement over & over as GE is round the corner. Don't need to give this voucher if gst hadn't been raised during such hard times!
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Planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions are expected to rise to 75 billion tonnes a year by 2050 – a nearly 50 per cent jump from today. This will destabilize the climate and lead to a surge in heatwaves, which are expected to affect nearly everyone on Earth – some 9.2 billion people – by 2050.
The following are unverified claims of extreme heat over the current world record of 56.7 °C (134.1 °F). These include historical claims that were never authenticated due to the equipment available at the time and unverified scientific claims.