The National Environment Agency (NEA) is making key revisions to and/or introducing energy efficiency requirements under the Mandatory Energy Labelling Scheme (MELS) and Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS). MEPS & MELS are key policies to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions from the household sector.
The revisions apply to:
Refrigerators
Clothes dryers
Casement and window air-conditioners
Split-type air-conditioners
Portable air-conditioner
Televisions
Lamps
📍 Definition:
MELS provides consumers with information regarding the energy costs of certain energy-consuming appliances.
MEPS raises the average energy efficiency of products in the market by prohibiting the supply of the least efficient models.
Please refer to National Energy Agency website to understand and know more:
Climate Vouchers (CV) claim for the CFHP Programme
Under the enhanced Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP), eligible households can claim $300 in Climate Vouchers to offset the purchase of 10 types of energy- and water-efficient household products:
Refrigerators (3-ticks and above)
Air conditioners (5-ticks)
Direct current fans
LED lights (2-ticks and above), including LED circular lights and LED downlights
Heat pump water heaters
Washing machines (4-ticks)
Water closets (3-ticks)
Sink/Bib taps and mixers (3-ticks)
Basin taps and mixers (3-ticks)
Shower fittings (3-ticks)
The Climate Vouchers can only be scanned at participating retailers' physicalPoint of Sales systems. They cannot be scanned in-app or via online platform.
Note: Participating retailers’ Point of Sales systems are integrated with RedeemSG, the voucher management system that is used to redeem the Climate Vouchers in real-time.
Please refer to the Climate Voucher Terms and Conditions as well as the Frequently Asked Questions to know more.
If you have any questions or require further clarification, you may reach out to NEA at nea@redeem.gov.sg.