SINGAPORE: Gas tariffs for households are set to rise again, with City Gas announcing on Thursday a 3.3-per-cent increase with effect from next month.
The tariff will be increased by 0.71 cent to 22.16 cents per kWh from May to July.
On average,
households living in five-room Housing and Development Board flats will
see their monthly gas bill increase by 61 cents, while those living in a
one-room HDB flat will see their monthly gas bill rise by 35 cents.
The
tariff increase for the coming quarter is due to higher fuel prices,
said City Gas, adding that the average fuel price over the last three
months has increased 9.1 per cent.
Gas tariffs are reviewed
quarterly and adjusted in line with the changes in the cost of fuel for
gas production. The revised gas tariffs have been approved by the Energy
Market Authority.
City Gas last announced an increase in tariff in January. The tariff was raised 1.3 per cent from February to April.
City
Gas supplies town gas to almost 90 per cent of residents in new HDB
estates and private properties, as well as commercial and industrial
operations.
- TODAY
soon, even those who were "well-off" will be scrabbling together every cent
If it doesn't increase, then we worry.
tat wat u get after election
Originally posted by lce:tat wat u get after election
First day living in sg?
I wonder what other costs and prices can be hiked up now?