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Electricity tariff for S’pore households to rise by 17%, gas tariff by 7.1% from July to September

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Calista Wong, Annabelle Liang
Electricity tariff for S’pore households to rise by 17%, gas tariff by 7.1% from July to September
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Singapore households will face a 17% increase in electricity tariffs and a 7.1% rise in gas tariffs from July to September due to global natural gas price hikes. To mitigate the impact, the government is doubling U-Save rebates for eligible HDB households.

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Rising utility costs directly affect the cost of living, necessitating government intervention to support lower- and middle-income families.

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A four-room HDB household can expect a $17.14 increase in its average monthly electricity bill, before GST.

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The article reports on utility price changes and government relief measures using neutral, factual language.

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