Understanding Your Bill

From 1 January 2024, the GST rate will be revised from 8% to 9%. For more information on GST, you may refer to IRAS website here.  

With effect from 1 January 2024, the revised GST rate of 9% will apply to all chargeable items which include, but are not limited to:

• Monthly Recurring Electricity Charges
• One-time Charges
• AMI Meter Installation (if applicable)

The 8% GST rate will be reflected in your electricity invoices dated before 31 December 2023.

Your electricity invoices dated on or after 1 Jan 2024 will reflect the new 9% GST rate.

If you are a homeowner with a standard Cumulative Meter, Singapore Power (SP) Group conducts a meter reading and records your household's electricity usages every 2 months.

On months when the meter is not read, you will be billed an estimate usage. The actual electricity usage of the previous month will be reflected in your invoice generated 2 months later as an "Adjustment".

Scenarios for Billed and Adjusted Electricity Usage in 2023 vs 2024

Hence, your first invoice dated on/after 1 Jan 2024 may contain both a 8% GST charge for the adjusted electricity usage and an 9% GST charge for the electricity usage billed on/after 1 January 2024.

Below is an example for your reference.

You may view the energy rate of your price plan on your bill. The energy base rate of our price plan remains unchanged during the contractual period, and only the GST rate will increase from 8% to 9% after 1 Jan 2024 as reflected on your bill.

The GST rate will be charged according to your electricity invoice date. If you terminate your account in January 2024, the 9% GST will be applicable to your electricity invoice dated after 1 January 2024.

Goods and services invoiced on or after 1 January 2024 will be subjected to 9% GST. Please be assured the update of the new GST rate in invoice issued on and after 1 Jan 2024 is in compliant with IRAS' GST Rate Change Guide for Businesses.

Our bills are designed to be easy to read and to help you understand your electricity usage.

1) Bill Summary
Important bill information and summary of your contract, account, and amount payable.

2) Summary of Charges
Breakdown of transaction, monthly charges, voucher redemption or credits if applicable, and outstanding charges.

3) Consumption Graph
Monthly breakdown of your electricity consumption for the past 6 months.

4) Details of current charges
More details on your electricity charges, non-electricity charges if applicable, and discount if available.

5) Payment Option
Payment options for you to make payment for the bill.

6) Contact Information
Contact details and information should you need help for any electricity related emergencies.

You will receive your first bill after 21 days from your billing cycle end date. You may refer to your SP Group bill for details on your billing cycle.

To view your bill, please login to your account here.

To encourage customers to use e-billing and contribute to climate-friendly action, there will be a charge of $1.64 (inclusive of GST) per monthly paper bill. The paper bill fee comprises of the cost of printing and postage.

The paper bill fee will appear under "Other Charges" on the second page of your monthly bill.

To opt for e-billing, simply contact us. Our Customer Solution Specialists will assist to switch your account from paper bill to e-billing or vice versa. Changes will be effective on the next billing cycle.

When you opt for e-billing, your bill will be sent to your email monthly. An SMS notification will also be sent to your mobile phone when your bill is ready for viewing. Alternatively, you can access your bill via our online portal or mobile app.

Benefits of e-billing include:

• Easy access to your bills and account information anytime, anywhere online or via our mobile app.
• Receive prompt notification via SMS and email when your bill is ready.
• Avoid the risk of mail being lost in transit
• Leave a "green" thumbprint on the environment.

U-Save GST vouchers have to be used to offset any charges from SP Services first. This means that your gas and water bills will be offset first, and any remaining credits can be used to offset the electricity bill from Senoko Energy.

When your U-Save rebates have successfully been used to offset your electricity charges, it will be reflected under "Summary of Charges" on your bill.

The estimated usage will be calculated by multiplying the average daily usage between the last two actual reads period, by the number of days in the current billing period. Any over or underestimation of bill will be adjusted in subsequent bills when the meter reading is taken.