Anonymous

10 Jul 2019

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I understand that all retailers are having a price war right now. Do you think that electricity prices will go up in the future?

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Nicholas Tan Yi Da

10 Jul 2019

Engineering Systems and Design at SUTD

Well prices will eventually go up for sure, cos of inflation and gst which u have to take note in future. However, prices will never ever go beyond SP price as mandated by EMA, so you will still save in future but probably not as much as now.

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