Sorry...it's SP.Originally posted by sbst275:Hmm...
Since when PUB does electricity now?
No surprise.Originally posted by trueno86:...again!
so you actually think it is justifiable?Originally posted by sbst275:Well, things always goes up...
Whole day ppl asking for subisdies... I dun see what's the magic with it. It means more spending on govt part and may mean higher taxes
if i remember correctly...the news stats that the last increase was at julyOriginally posted by mistyblue:I think this is the 3rd or 4th time the electricity price is increased
There is no parliment wayang session to discuss about this...

Originally posted by gorby107:Have you ever seen them lowering the bills?
Haiz like that my father need to pay around $5 more each month if this continue we need to use less on electrcity This is no good for the government as lesser people will consume on electricity and not a lot of money being collected but some just use it as normal. Hope they can lower the price in the next three monthsAll the bills increased but not for the salary(only a little)
Government should give the working people more bounses rising very year
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arent they using natural gas?Originally posted by Lethargic@@:Electricity tariffs will be increased by about 1.31 cents per kilowatt for the next three months (October to December 2005).
SP Services says this is due to higher fuel oil prices.
With the increase, a family living in a four-room flat, whose monthly electricity bill is $75, may need to pay about $5 more.
The tariffs are reviewed every three months.
The next review will be in January next year. - CNA/ir
Source:http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/170913/1/.html
Oh ok they rarely or never did that before. See now the oil price is expensive if this continue, sure after next three months still will rise one.Originally posted by Lethargic@@:Have you ever seen them lowering the bills?![]()
Welcome to the migrate-wannabe club.Originally posted by macjoe:If you have noticed, the power bill kept rising gradually over the last 10 years.
And I'm certain it will continue to rise over the next ten years.
And Singapore plans to grow the population figures to 7-8 million.
Still want to retire here?
think Canada is a nice placeOriginally posted by Cindyfeh:Welcome to the migrate-wannabe club.
Yes, it is not worth it to retire in Singapore. But word of caution, plan your migration well first.