Why Your Jurong or Punggol Aircon Costs More in 2026
It is not bad luck—it is physics. Data from the Cooling Singapore 2.0 project and the Digital Urban Climate Twin shows that some Singapore neighborhoods sit 3°C to 6°C hotter than others due to the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect. Dense concrete estates, industrial zones, and glass-heavy CBD towers create localized heat traps, forcing aircon…










