Singapore Climate Vouchers 2026: How to Claim S$400, Eligible Appliances & Expiry
Eligible households can claim up to S$400 in Climate Vouchers. Compare the 12 eligible product types, claim steps, spending rules and 31 December 2027 expiry.
Eligible households can claim up to S$400 in Climate Vouchers. Compare the 12 eligible product types, claim steps, spending rules and 31 December 2027 expiry.
- Voucher value
- Up to S$400 per eligible household
- Valid until
- 31 Dec 2027
- Eligible products
- 12 energy- and water-efficient product types
- Who qualifies
- Eligible HDB households; Singapore Citizen private-property households
- Claim method
- Singpass via the official Climate Vouchers claim page
Singapore's Climate Friendly Households Programme gives eligible households up to S$400 in Climate Vouchers for qualifying energy- and water-efficient products. The programme now covers 12 product types, including two categories added from 15 April 2026: 5-tick clothes dryers and induction stoves.
Key Takeaways
- Eligible HDB households can include Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents; private-property eligibility is for Singapore Citizen households.
- The current programme covers 12 product types and the vouchers remain valid until 31 December 2027.
- Only one household member needs to claim for the registered address, and purchases must be made from participating retailers for qualifying models.
Who is eligible for the S$400 Climate Vouchers?
The programme is tied to a household's registered residential address. Singapore Citizen and Permanent Resident households registered at HDB flats are eligible, while Singapore Citizen households registered at private residential properties are also included. The entitlement is not S$400 per person.
Only one eligible household member residing at the registered address should claim the vouchers for that address. If your household previously claimed the earlier S$300 or S$100 portion, your live balance may be lower than S$400, so check the official claim portal rather than assuming the full amount remains.
What can you buy with Climate Vouchers in 2026?
| Product type | Current qualifying standard |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | 3 ticks and above |
| Air-conditioners | 5 ticks |
| Direct-current fans | DC motor; programme conditions apply |
| LED lights | 2 ticks and above |
| Water heaters | 5 ticks |
| Washing machines | 4 ticks |
| Shower fittings | 3 ticks |
| Water closets | 3 ticks |
| Sink/bib taps and mixers | 3 ticks |
| Basin taps and mixers | 3 ticks |
| Clothes dryers | 5 ticks |
| Induction stoves | Induction cooking only |
Do not assume every refrigerator, fan or washing machine qualifies just because it belongs to an eligible category. The exact model must meet the programme criteria and be bought through a participating retailer that accepts Climate Vouchers for that product type.
How to claim Climate Vouchers
- Go directly to the official Climate Vouchers claim page.
- Select the voucher campaign you still need to claim and log in with Singpass.
- After a successful claim, look for an SMS from gov.sg containing the unique RedeemSG voucher link.
- Check that the voucher link begins with the official voucher.redeem.gov.sg domain before using it.
NEA, PUB and RedeemSG say they will not ask for banking details to issue the vouchers. Treat unexpected links or messages asking you to "activate" the S$400 through another domain as suspicious.
How to spend the vouchers without wasting the balance
At a participating retailer, open the official voucher link, select the amount to use and show the generated voucher for redemption. Be ready to provide proof of address when required. Climate Vouchers are issued in fixed denominations, so choose the redemption amount carefully before confirming payment.
You do not need to spend all S$400 in one transaction. The practical approach is to use the vouchers when a genuine replacement is due, compare the appliance's purchase price and running cost, and keep the remaining balance for another qualifying purchase.
Where can you use Climate Vouchers?
The programme maintains an official participating-retailer list covering electrical retailers, lighting shops, bathroom suppliers and other eligible merchants. Participation can change and different outlets may accept vouchers for different product categories, so check the current list shortly before buying rather than relying on an old screenshot.
If a retailer advertises Climate Voucher acceptance, confirm the exact outlet and exact model are eligible before paying a deposit or arranging delivery.
When do Climate Vouchers expire?
The current programme states that the vouchers are valid until 31 December 2027. That long window means you do not need to replace a working appliance simply to use the vouchers. However, the voucher balance cannot help after the programme expiry, so households planning a major replacement in late 2027 should leave enough time for stock, delivery and redemption.
Can the retailer take away your old appliance?
For regulated consumer products such as air-conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines, Singapore's e-waste framework requires retailers delivering a new product to provide a free one-for-one take-back of the same product type upon request. This can make a Climate Voucher purchase easier if you are replacing a bulky appliance.
For smaller electronic items and old LED lamps, use the appropriate e-waste collection channel rather than putting them into the blue recycling bin.
Climate Vouchers FAQs
Is the S$400 paid into my bank account?
No. The support is provided as digital Climate Vouchers for qualifying purchases, not as unrestricted cash.
Can every member of the household claim S$400?
No. The entitlement is household-based and tied to the eligible registered address.
Can I use the vouchers at any appliance shop?
No. Use a participating retailer and confirm that the exact product model meets the programme's efficiency criteria.
Do Climate Vouchers expire at the end of 2026?
No. The current programme expiry is 31 December 2027.
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