Ref: EEG · Enterprise Singapore / NEA · reviewed 05 Jul 2026

Energy Efficiency Grant

Co-funds up to 70% of pre-approved energy-efficient equipment (LED, aircon, refrigeration, cooking equipment and more) for SMEs in supported sectors like F&B, manufacturing, and retail.

Up to 70% funded

Tiered caps (base tier historically S$30,000 per year)

Who qualifies

  • SME registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% local shareholding
  • In a supported sector (F&B, manufacturing, retail and others; list expands)
  • Equipment must be on the pre-approved energy-efficient list

What it pays for

  • Pre-approved energy-efficient equipment: LED lighting, air-conditioning, refrigeration, cooking, motors
  • Higher tiers for larger decarbonisation investments with energy audits

How to apply

Approval typically 4 to 8 weeks

  1. 1Check your sector qualifies and pick pre-approved equipment
  2. 2Get vendor quotation
  3. 3Apply on the Business Grants Portal before purchase
  4. 4Install after approval and claim with proof

Advisor's note

For F&B owners replacing aircon, fridges, or cooking lines, this is often the highest-percentage grant available. Sector list and caps change at Budget time; verify before committing.

Planning a digitalisation or overseas-expansion project? Those usually run under EDG or MRA, which our team delivers end to end.

Common questions

How much does the EEG cover?

Up to 70%, tiered caps (base tier historically S$30,000 per year). Co-funds up to 70% of pre-approved energy-efficient equipment (LED, aircon, refrigeration, cooking equipment and more) for SMEs in supported sectors like F&B, manufacturing, and retail.

Who is eligible for the EEG?

SME registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% local shareholding In a supported sector (F&B, manufacturing, retail and others; list expands) Equipment must be on the pre-approved energy-efficient list

What does the EEG pay for?

Pre-approved energy-efficient equipment: LED lighting, air-conditioning, refrigeration, cooking, motors Higher tiers for larger decarbonisation investments with energy audits

How do I apply for the EEG?

1. Check your sector qualifies and pick pre-approved equipment 2. Get vendor quotation 3. Apply on the Business Grants Portal before purchase 4. Install after approval and claim with proof

How long does the EEG take?

Approval typically 4 to 8 weeks

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3R Fund · National Environment Agency (NEA)

3R Fund (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)

NEA co-funds up to 80% of projects that reduce or recycle waste, capped at S$1 million, with the payout pegged to how many tonnes of waste you actually divert. Open to companies and organisations of any type, but the project must cut at least 100 tonnes of waste over its duration.

Up to 80% of qualifying costs (drops to 40% for common off-the-shelf tech like standard food-waste digesters)S$1 million per project/applicant; Packaging Partnership Programme members get doubled funding

REG(E) · Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB)

Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E))

EDB co-funds up to 50% of projects in manufacturing facilities and data centres that measurably cut carbon, such as energy-efficiency retrofits, non-CO2 greenhouse gas reduction or flare gas recovery. The scheme is open until end-FY2030 and the grant is sized by the carbon abatement your project actually delivers.

Tiered by carbon abatement achieved, capped at 50% of qualifying costsNo published dollar cap; capped at 50% of qualifying costs, sized by abatement

WEF · PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency

Water Efficiency Fund

PUB co-funds businesses to audit, pilot and implement water-saving measures, from a 70%-funded water audit up to S$5 million for a full-scale water recycling plant. Aimed at heavier water users (from 1,000 cubic metres a month), it pays you either per cubic metre of water saved or a share of capital cost, whichever is lower.

70% for assessments and pilots; for implementation, water-savings incentive (S$0.71/m3 potable water saved) OR up to 50% of capital cost, whichever is lowerS$30,000 (assessment), S$150,000 (pilot study), S$300,000 (water-efficient equipment), S$5 million (recycling / IWSDF projects)