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CNA Explains: Electricity tariffs are at a record high. Should you lock in a fixed-price plan now?

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Emil Chan
CNA Explains: Electricity tariffs are at a record high. Should you lock in a fixed-price plan now?
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Singaporean households are facing a 17 percent increase in electricity tariffs for the July-September quarter due to rising natural gas prices. Authorities are advising residents to consider fixed-price plans to hedge against further volatility.

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Rising energy costs directly impact the cost of living for households, making energy policy and market hedging critical consumer issues.

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Almost two-thirds of households still buy electricity under SP Group's regulated tariff. Here's what to consider before deciding whether to lock in a retail plan.

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