Senoko Energy Referral Code 2026: Use BSJIEHN8 for S$20 Bill Rebate (+ Can You Stack Promos?)
Energy for Life, Energy for Smarter Living


Use referral code BSJIEHN8 and receive a S$20 bill rebate when you sign up with Senoko Energy (subject to prevailing terms and eligibility).
Compare available price plans and lock in your preferred rate today.
Tip: Some campaigns allow you to stack a valid promotion code together with a referral code for additional benefits.
Eligibility and stacking mechanics depend on the specific promotion and are typically for new customers only.
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About Senoko Energy Singapore
Senoko Energy is one of Singapore’s established electricity retailers. As a homegrown energy company, it has supplied energy to homes and businesses since 1977.
Under Singapore’s Open Electricity Market (OEM), households can choose Senoko Energy instead of purchasing electricity at the regulated tariff.
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Why Choose Senoko Energy
Power your home smarter and optimise your electricity costs with the right plan.
- No Security Deposit (for eligible customers): No security deposit is required for most residential customers. You pay based on the contracted rate.
- Early Sign-Up or Renewal: Customers may sign up or renew up to 4 months before contract expiry to secure a new rate.
- Smart Rewards Programme: Enjoy partner discounts, lucky draws and campaigns under the Smart Rewards programme.
- U-Save Applicable: U-Save GST Voucher rebates continue to apply. Rebates are first used to offset gas and water charges under SP Services, with the remaining amount offsetting electricity bills.
- Green Energy Option: LifeGreen24 (100% Certified Solar plan) is available for households seeking renewable energy support.
My Experience with LifeGreen24 (100% Certified Solar Plan)
LifeGreen24 is marketed as a green energy plan supported by Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs).
What are Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)?
Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) represent electricity generated from renewable sources.
1 REC corresponds to 1 megawatt-hour (1,000 kWh) of renewable electricity generated from sources such as solar, wind, hydro or eligible biomass facilities.
Organisations may retire RECs to support renewable generation equivalent to their electricity consumption. RECs are issued and tracked via recognised registry platforms.
This is the plan my family currently subscribes to. Senoko Energy periodically provides updates on REC retirement related to customer programmes.

Promotions, Giveaways and Merchant Campaigns
Senoko Energy occasionally runs limited-time campaigns and merchant tie-ups.
When this article was previously updated (September 2024), there was:
- A lucky draw for 10 × S$100 COURTS vouchers for completing a short questionnaire
- A promotional code offering 16% off selected Electronics, IT and Furniture at COURTS
Campaign mechanics, prizes and eligibility vary by period and are subject to prevailing terms.

Transparency and REC Replacement Update
In February 2025, Senoko Energy informed customers via email that certain RECs purchased under a prior programme had been replaced following a registry compliance issue involving a solar asset portfolio.
Senoko Energy stated that affected RECs were cancelled and replacement RECs were retired at no additional cost to customers. No action was required from customers.
For the latest details on renewable initiatives, refer to Senoko Energy’s official communications and website disclosures.
What Is the Open Electricity Market (OEM) in Singapore?

The Open Electricity Market (OEM) allows households and businesses in Singapore to purchase electricity from a retailer of their choice instead of SP Group at the regulated tariff.
Consumers can choose between fixed-price or discount-off-tariff plans based on their risk preference and electricity usage patterns.
Notes on Choosing Electricity Retailers in Singapore
Read my detailed notes for choosing an electricity retailer in Singapore.