“We are more concerned that … we are going to be paying more and more … so with all these things, these are major push factors for us to really rethink the way that we are consuming electricity,” he added.
“Are there ways that we can still maintain the same level of quality of life without affecting our residents, but at the same time pay less?”
Industry players say such measures are becoming increasingly common.
At property services firm Ohmyhome, about 35 per cent of the estates it manages have begun exploring, planning or implementing energy-saving initiatives since the start of the year, said CEO of Ohmyhome Property Management Kenneth Chong.
