Electricity & Gas

SP Group provides electricity and gas transmission and distribution services in Singapore. We own and operate the network that delivers power to consumers in Singapore.

Electricity Connections

Consumers who wish to apply for a new or upgraded electricity connection directly from SP's transmission system to their premises have to appoint and submit their application through a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW).

For more information on how to apply for Electricity Connection, please click here.  

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Solar Power

In Singapore, solar energy remains the most promising renewable energy source for electricity generation.

Customers who wish to apply for solar power must submit their application through a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW).

For more information on installation of Solar Panels, please refer to these user guides.

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Gas Applications

Application for Town Gas & Natural Gas, Connection, Disconnection or Diversion   

For town gas connection, please contact the town gas retailer, City Gas Pte Ltd. Please click here for more information.

For natural gas connection, please contact a natural gas retailer. A list of natural gas retailers can be found here.

Click to download: Transmission Connection Form and Distribution Connection Form.

For network disconnection or diversion requests, please click here.

Application for Shipper Accession & Capacity Rights  

Gas shippers must have a valid Gas Shipper Licence issued by the Energy Market Authority (EMA) before engaging in gas transportation activities. To apply for a Gas Shipper Licence, please click here.

Click to download: Shipper Accession and Registered Firm Capacity Rights.

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Earthworks

Under the Electricity Act and Gas Act, any person who carries out earthworks in the vicinity of high voltage underground electricity cables (6.6kV, 22kV, 66kV, 230kV or 400kV) or gas pipes, is required to obtain information of the existing electricity cables or gas pipes, engage a Licensed Cable Detection Worker to carry out cable detection and notify SP no less than 7 days prior to the commencement of earthworks. This is to avoid any damage to the electricity cables and gas pipes.

To request for cable and gas plans online, please click here.

We strongly recommend prior diversion of electricity cables and gas pipes in advance, if they are affected by the proposed earthworks. This would avoid any damage and minimise disruption to the progress of the earthworks.

Should any diversion of cable or gas pipe be required, please click here to request for diversion.

Before the start of earthworks, please send your Notice for Commencement of Earthworks (NCE) through e-submission here.

EMA and SPPG has implemented the Registered Earthworks Supervisor (RES) scheme to enhance the cable/gas pipeline damage prevention. Site supervisors, and anyone interested to be a RES, may enrol for the RES course conducted at BCA Academy (BCAA) or Singapore Institute of Power and Gas (SIPG). For contractors working under SPPA/SPPG, they will attend RES course conducted at SIPG. Upon successful completion of the RES course, site supervisors will have to register as a RES with SPPG, and be issued with a RES registration pass. RES registration has commenced as of 1st April 2017.


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Transmission Cable Tunnel Project

With rapid growth and urbanisation of Singapore’s economy and society, demand for power supply has increased and there is a need to build a more sustainable solution to the ongoing upgrading and renewal of our grid infrastructure.

The cross-island electricity transmission cable tunnels contribute to the reliability and security of Singapore’s electricity network, known as one of the best performing networks in the world.

With the tunnels, installation and replacement of underground electricity cables can be done more quickly and efficiently.

The construction of the tunnels commenced in 2013 and is scheduled for completion in 2018.

Power Quality

SP has built one of the world’s best electricity and gas networks to power the Singapore economy. Singapore today has one of the fewest and shortest electricity outages of cities worldwide. Supply interruptions are few and their durations brief. We encourage our customers to take the initiative of studying power quality technologies that can provide performance improvements to achieve optimal power quality and better serve their needs.