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Most homes see a 40–60% drop in their monthly TNB bill, depending on system size, roof orientation, and daily usage patterns. A typical household paying RM400–RM600 a month can expect to save several thousand ringgit a year once the system is live. Businesses with high daytime consumption — like factories, offices, and retail outlets — often save even more, since their production and usage curves line up almost perfectly with peak solar output. We'll walk you through the exact numbers for your property during your free site consultation, based on your actual TNB bills and roof space.

From enquiry to going live is typically 9–10 weeks. It starts with a free site visit within the first couple of days, followed by a custom system proposal and quotation within a week. From there, most of the timeline — usually 4 to 8 weeks — is spent waiting on Net Energy Metering (NEM) and TNB approvals, which are handled entirely on our end. Once approved, the physical installation itself only takes 1 to 3 days for most residential and commercial systems, followed by final TNB commissioning before your system is switched on and generating savings.

Solar panels still generate power on cloudy or rainy days — output is simply lower than on a bright, sunny afternoon, since panels use daylight rather than direct heat to produce electricity. Malaysia's Net Energy Metering (NEM) programme means this isn't something you need to worry about: on lower-output days you can draw extra power from the grid as usual, and on high-output days your surplus is exported back and credited to your account. Over a full year, the two balance out, so your overall savings stay consistent regardless of day-to-day weather.

Not necessarily. During your free site assessment, our engineers physically inspect your roof's structure, age, and condition before any proposal is drawn up. Most residential rooftops and factory structures in Malaysia are perfectly capable of supporting a solar installation as-is. If we do spot signs of wear, corrosion, or structural concerns that could affect the system's lifespan, we'll flag this clearly upfront, along with honest options and cost estimates for reinforcement or replacement — so there are no surprises after installation begins.

Net Energy Metering (NEM) is the mechanism that makes solar worthwhile even when you're not using electricity the moment it's generated. Any excess power your system produces during the day is automatically exported to the national grid, and TNB credits your account for that exported energy — effectively letting you use the grid as a giant battery. At night or during periods of high household usage, you simply draw power back from the grid as normal, offset by the credits you've already banked. This is what allows solar households to see meaningful bill reductions without needing separate battery storage.

Yes — we offer RM0 upfront financing options for qualifying homeowners and businesses, arranged through our panel of financing partners. Instead of paying the full system cost outright, you pay a fixed monthly instalment that's typically lower than the amount you're currently saving on your TNB bill, meaning many customers see positive cash flow from month one. Our team will help you understand eligibility, tenure options, and total cost before you commit to anything, so you can decide with full visibility into the numbers.