Singapore electricity cost calculator
Use Singapore dollars, your own tariff, and device-specific operating models—without pretending one national average fits every household.
Billing context
Use the rate that changes with consumption.
The regulated tariff is revised quarterly, while retail plans may be fixed-price, discounted from the regulated tariff, or time-of-use.
Enter your current all-in electricity rate in S$/kWh from SP Group or your retailer. Check whether the displayed figure includes GST.
Check Energy Market Authority regulated tariff ↗Estimate a Singapore electricity bill from kWh
Electricity usage charge = billed kWh × S$/kWhFor example, 400 kWh at an illustrative S$0.30/kWh costs S$120. This is a worked example, not a quoted current tariff. Use the rate and consumption from the same billing period.
Check the scope of your rate
Convert cents to dollars before entering the rate: 30 cents is S$0.30. Check whether GST is already included so you do not add it twice. Account for any fixed fees, rebates and non-electricity items separately when reconciling the total bill.
For an individual appliance, use its watts and runtime below. For the whole household, billed or metered kWh is a better starting point than adding nameplate wattages.
Household energy charge
Calculate the cost of your kWh in Singapore
Enter the electricity units from your bill and your plan's rate in Singapore dollars per kWh. The result updates as you type.
No rate is prefilled; use the rate on your bill. This calculates the usage charge. Fixed fees, rebates, taxes not included in your rate, and other bill items need separate treatment.
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