Singapore Climate Voucher Application Steps 2026
TL;DR
- The Climate Friendly Households Programme (CFHP) gives eligible households up to $400 in Climate Vouchers ($300 + $100) to spend on energy and water efficient appliances, including aircon.
- Vouchers are valid until 31 December 2027.
- Only 5-tick aircon units qualify. Gree’s residential ranges are built to meet this.
- You can use up to $400 of Climate Vouchers per invoice.
- Claim your vouchers via Singpass, then use them through a Gree authorised dealer when you book your installation.
The Climate Vouchers are part of the Climate Friendly Households Programme, run by the Singapore Government to encourage households to switch to more energy and water efficient appliances.
Eligible households can claim a one-off set of $300 plus $100 in vouchers, worth $400 in total. This covers Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents registered at an HDB address, as well as Singapore Citizens residing in private property, including condominiums and landed homes.
The Climate Vouchers 2026 are valid until 31 December 2027, and you can use up to $400 per invoice at registered retailers.
Let’s take a closer look at who is eligible for the Climate Voucher and how to claim it.
Who is eligible for the $300 and $100 Climate Vouchers?
To be eligible for the Climate Vouchers, you must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident registered and residing at an HDB flat, or a Singapore Citizen registered and residing at a private residential property.
Each registered residential address is entitled to one set of $300 and one set of $100 vouchers.
That means if several families or tenants are living at the same registered address, they do not each receive a separate set. The household members collectively share the vouchers for that address.
One other detail people sometimes miss: the person claiming the voucher must be residing at the registered address. If you recently moved, update your registered address with ICA before making the claim.
How to Apply for Climate Voucher 2026
Applying for the Singapore Climate Voucher is a straightforward process. Only one member of the household or dwelling unit needs to claim the vouchers on behalf of the entire household. The voucher links can then be shared with other household members.
Step 1: Visit the Climate Voucher Claim Page
Go to the official Climate Voucher Claim Page and tap on “$100 Climate Vouchers.”
Step 2: Log In with Singpass
Log in using your Singpass account to verify your eligibility and proceed with the claim.
Only one household member needs to complete this process for the household.
Step 3: Receive Your Climate Voucher SMS
After completing the claim, you will receive an SMS from gov.sg containing a unique link to your Climate Vouchers.
You can forward the unique SMS link to other members of your household if you wish to share the vouchers with them. Keep the link secure, as anyone who has access to it may be able to use the vouchers.
Step 4: Claim the $300 Climate Vouchers
If you have not previously claimed the $300 Climate Vouchers, repeat the same process to claim them.
For the full process, including how to claim and spend the vouchers, refer to the official Climate Voucher Resident Guide.
What Can You Buy with Climate Vouchers in 2026?
This is where the programme becomes particularly relevant if you are planning an aircon replacement.
As of 15 April 2026, Climate Vouchers can be used for 12 types of eligible household products:
Product | Minimum requirement |
Air-conditioners | 5-tick |
Refrigerators | 3-tick and above |
Washing machines | 4-tick |
Water heaters | 5-tick |
Water closets | 3-tick |
Shower fittings | 3-tick |
Basin taps and mixers | 3-tick |
Sink/bib taps and mixers | 3-tick |
LED lights | 2-tick and above |
Direct current (DC) fans | DC motor |
Clothes dryers | 5-tick |
Induction stoves | Eligible induction-only models |
Can You Use Climate Voucher for an Aircon?
Yes, provided the air conditioner meets the programme’s eligibility requirements and you purchase it from a participating retailer.
The important point for aircon buyers is that not every air conditioner automatically qualifies. The eligible category is specifically 5-tick air conditioners under the programme. You should therefore check the model’s NEA energy label and confirm that the product is eligible before making payment.
How This Works With Gree
For example, Gree’s SP Series includes 9,000 BTU, 12,000 BTU and 17,060 BTU-class indoor units. The catalogue lists the 9,000 BTU model at a rated cooling capacity of 2.64 kW and the 12,000 BTU model at 3.52 kW.
For households considering a multi-split setup, the SP Series provides different indoor and outdoor unit combinations.
The same principle applies if you are looking at Gree’s Charmo Series range. The Charmo single-split range includes 9,212 BTU, 12,000 BTU, 18,254 BTU, and 22,000 BTU-class models, while its multi-split configurations can connect multiple indoor units to one outdoor unit.
All of Gree’s residential aircon units are 5-tick rated, so they meet the requirement for Climate Voucher use.
Your Gree dealer can guide you through claiming and applying your vouchers when you book your installation.
Before You Book: Other Charges to Check
Gree works with reputable installers and encourages clear, upfront pricing. That said, dealers may add other charges on top, depending on things like transport, labour or the specific conditions of your home, so it’s worth checking exactly what’s included in your quotation before you commit.
Here’s a quick pricing guide for aircon installation in Singapore if you’d like a general sense of costs first.
Remember, you can only use up to $400 worth of Climate Vouchers per invoice, so budget for the rest of the cost separately.
Choosing the Right Aircon for Every Room
Climate Vouchers are there to make it easier to switch to energy efficient appliances, which helps you live more sustainably and lowers your electricity bill over time. To get the most out of your upgrade, it also pays to size your aircon correctly for each room.
Here’s how to work out the aircon BTU guide for HDB bedrooms for the rooms you’re installing in.
And if you’d like guidance on choosing the right aircon installer, we’ve got a guide for that too.
Using Climate Voucher 2026 for Your Next Aircon Upgrade
Climate Vouchers can help reduce the upfront cost of an eligible aircon upgrade. If you are planning to use your Singapore climate voucher for an aircon replacement, remember to compare the cooling capacity, system configuration, and installation requirements before making a decision.
Rather than choosing an aircon based solely on the voucher amount, it is important to select a Gree aircon system that suits your home’s cooling needs and layout.
If you are unsure which Gree aircon system is right for your home, contact us for professional advice and assistance. Our team can help you understand the available options and find a system that better matches your cooling requirements.
FAQ
Can PR households claim Climate Vouchers?
Yes, if the Permanent Resident is registered and residing in an HDB flat. PR households living in private residential properties are not included under the current eligibility rules.
Can Singapore Citizens living in private property claim the voucher?
Yes. Singapore Citizen households registered and residing at a private residential property are eligible for the current $400 total voucher entitlement.
Can I share my Climate Voucher with my family?
Yes. The household can share the unique voucher link with household members. However, the official programme warns that anyone with access to the link may be able to spend the vouchers, so share it carefully.
Which Gree aircon units qualify for Climate Vouchers?
The SP and Charmo single or multi-split indoor inverter series, paired with the FreeMatch multi-split outdoor unit. All of Gree’s residential units are 5-tick rated, which meets the Climate Voucher requirement for air-conditioners.