Climate Vouchers 2025: How to Claim Your $400 & What to Buy With Them

Climate Vouchers 2025 are here—and they’re worth more than before. From 15 Apr 2025, all eligible HDB households can claim an extra $100 in vouchers, on top of the existing $300 under the government’s Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP). For the first time, Singapore Citizen households in private residential properties are also included.

This means your household can enjoy up to $400 worth of Climate Vouchers to offset the cost of energy- and water-efficient appliances at over 150 participating retailers with more than 500 outlets.

In this guide, we’ll cover how the Climate Vouchers 2025 work, how to claim them, and smart ways to spend them.

Climate Vouchers—What's new in 2025?

The Climate Vouchers are part of the government’s Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP). If you’ve been living in an HDB flat in the past few years, you may already have claimed them before.

First launched in Nov 2020, the CFHP initially supported 1-, 2-, and 3-room HDB households with $225 worth of vouchers to buy energy- and water-efficient products such as refrigerators, shower fittings, and LED lights.

In Apr 2024, the programme was expanded. All HDB households became eligible for $300 worth of Climate Vouchers, valid until 31 Dec 2027, and the list of household products was broadened.

Now in 2025, the government has upsized the scheme again. From 15 Apr 2025, households will receive an additional $100 in Climate Vouchers—bringing the total to $400. For the first time, Singapore Citizen households living in private residential properties are also included.

Although you may still need to top up the remainder, you should be able to lower your electricity bills and water bills in the long run by replacing your older appliances with more energy-efficient ones. That's a blessing when the cost of living in Singapore is so high.

How to claim your Climate Vouchers

Claiming your Climate Vouchers is quick and secure, and only one household member needs to do it on behalf of everyone. Here’s how:

1. Visit go.gov.sg/cv-claim and select Climate Vouchers ($100).
2. Log in with your Singpass.
3. Receive your vouchers via SMS from the sender “gov.sg”.

Your vouchers will come as a unique link starting with https://voucher.redeem.gov.sg. Be sure to check this carefully—do not click on links with unfamiliar prefixes.

Tip: Once you’ve claimed your vouchers, forward the SMS link to other household members so they can use them too. The vouchers come in denominations of $2, $5, $10, and $50, making them easy to share.

Important things to note:

• NEA, PUB, and RedeemSG will never ask for your personal information or banking details to claim your vouchers. Ignore and delete any suspicious messages.
• Multiple families or tenants living at the same registered address are collectively entitled to one set of $300 vouchers and one set of $100 vouchers.
• If your household hasn’t already claimed the earlier $300, repeat the same steps to claim both sets.

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How to spend your Climate Vouchers

Click on the link in the SMS to redeem your vouchers. You'll see something like this:

Simply tap on the denomination(s) you wish to use to start using your vouchers. The website will generate a QR code for you that the retailer can scan to redeem your voucher(s).

To spend your Climate Voucher, you'll need to show proof of your address. This proof can come in the form of bank statements, utility bills, the Singpass mobile application or your good old NRIC.

Where to spend Climate Vouchers

You can use Climate Vouchers whenever you buy energy-efficient appliances at any of the participating retailers, which include Audiohouse, Best Denki, Cold Storage, Commune, Courts, Dyson, FairPrice, Mayer, Tangs, and more.

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What to buy with Climate Vouchers

While the old CFHP limited you to refrigerators, shower fittings and LED lights, the enhanced CFHP announced this year greatly broadens the household products you can use the Climate Vouchers on. Here are the categories applicable:

Do take note of the ticks. The appliance must have the requisite number of ticks as seen above. For example, you cannot use your Climate Voucher on a 4-tick air-conditioner, but you can on 2-tick LED lights.

These ticks will appear on Energy Labels of all appliances sold by registered suppliers in Singapore. Did you know that the Energy Label or Tick Rating must also be shown on advertisements for registered products? So you can sus out which appliances to use your vouchers on without taking a trip down to Courts.

When do the Climate Vouchers expire?

Are all your appliances already energy-efficient and working well?

Good news: you don't need to be in a hurry to replace your perfectly fine appliances.

Both sets of $300 and $100 worth of Climate Vouchers expire on 31 Dec 2027. You need to claim and redeem them by this date. Any unused amounts will be forfeited.

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Best credit cards for appliance shopping

The CFHP Climate Vouchers are unlikely to cover the total costs of your new purchases, so you may need to top up the remainder.

Do your shopping with the right credit card to earn extra rebates on top of your voucher discounts. If you're going to shop at Giant or Cold Storage, I suggest the UOB One Card to make use of the 10% cashback—if you can meet the UOB One Card spend requirements.

Using your Climate Vouchers at Sheng Siong instead? The DCS Sheng Siong Card will give you up to 5% rebate there with no minimum spend.

For big-ticket items like a new fridge, consider charging it to one of these unlimited cashback cards. There's no minimum and no cap on your cash rebate, so they're perfect for one-off big expenses.

Plus, if you apply for a credit card via MoneySmart ahead of time, you might be eligible to get bonus freebies too.

Know someone who qualifies for these vouchers? Share this article with them.

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About the author

Vanessa Nah likes her finance articles the way she likes her sitcoms—light-hearted, entertaining, and leaving people knowing a little more about life. She believes money—like life—should be made simple. Outside of work, you’ll find Vanessa attending dance classes, fingerpicking a guitar, and fulfilling her life mission to make her one-eyed cat the most spoiled kitty in the world.

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