Electricity Retailers in Singapore
Every retailer licensed under the Open Electricity Market that this site tracks, what makes each one's lineup different, and a look at their current plans on its own page.
Keppel Electric runs the widest range of plan types on this site: fixed-rate contracts from 12 to 36 months, two discount-off-tariff plans that move with the SP tariff, and a dedicated green add-on (ecoGreen24) for a premium. Its cheapest fixed plan is currently priced right at the bottom of the market. If you want fixed, variable, and green options to compare within one retailer, Keppel is the one that offers all three.
PacificLight is the only retailer here with genuine no-lock-in plans — Easy Peasy and Easy Save both run month-to-month with no minimum contract, and Easy Peasy is currently the single cheapest plan tracked anywhere on this site. That flexibility sits alongside the longest lock-in on the site too, a 60-month discount-off-tariff plan, plus more conventional 12/24/36-month fixed options. Worth checking first if being able to leave anytime matters to you.
Senoko Energy's LifePower range covers 12, 24, and 36-month fixed terms priced at the cheaper end of the market, plus a green option (LifeGreen24) priced close enough to its non-green equivalent that the eco premium is smaller than some competitors charge. For tracking the SP tariff directly instead of locking in a flat rate, its LifeSteady plans are priced as a fixed discount off tariff.
Geneco keeps its lineup simple: three fixed-rate plans (6, 12, and 24 months) and nothing else — no discount-off-tariff option, no green add-on. The pattern is straightforward too: the longer the term, the bigger the discount, which makes Geneco an easy pick if you just want a flat rate without comparing plan types.
Tuas Power's PowerFIX lineup is fixed-rate only, spanning 12, 24, and 36-month terms priced in the same cheap tier as the market's other fixed plans, plus a green-energy version (PowerFIX 25 G+) at a moderate premium over the equivalent term. Like Geneco, it skips discount-off-tariff plans entirely, suiting households who've already decided they want a rate that doesn't move with the SP tariff.
Flo Energy isn't currently showing any residential plans we can track — their site returned no plan listings on our last check. We keep them listed here so you can see at a glance when that changes; check Flo Energy's own site directly if you're considering them in the meantime.