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Solar energy is increasingly recognised globally as a sustainable and renewable energy source. With abundant sunshine year-round, Malaysia is ideally positioned to leverage solar power for its residential energy needs. Despite its many benefits, misconceptions still prevent wider adoption. This article addresses common myths and provides accurate information to educate homeowners and dispel doubts about […]
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The Government’s Solar For Rakyat Incentive Scheme (SolaRIS) is designed to encourage new installations of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems among residential customers. The goal is to increase renewable energy capacity to 70% by 2050 and reduce carbon emissions. Residential customers who apply for the NEM Rakyat scheme from April 1st, 2024 onwards and successfully commission […]
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Here’s a guide to help you understand your new TNB bill after installing a solar PV system under the Net Energy Metering Rakyat (NEM) policy. Before Solar Below is a sample electricity bill of our client, Mr. Chong, prior to the installation of a solar PV system. The bill illustrates the amount of electricity imported […]
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The inverter of your solar PV system is a key component to ensure you system is running well. An inverter’s primary purpose is to convert the electricity produced by solar panels from direct current (“DC) to alternating current (“AC”) so that it can be utilized for powering your home. In general, there are two main […]
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In recent years, the use of solar energy has gained momentum as people seek to move away from traditional sources of electricity. One of the ways to harness the power of the sun is by installing a solar PV system. If you’re a homeowner, you should consider installing a solar PV system for the following […]
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Be a part of the Net Energy Metering Scheme In Malaysia In order to encourage the use of renewable energy in Malaysia, the Net Energy Metering Scheme (NEM) was first introduced by the government with a quota of 500 MW allocated up to the year 2020. This year, the government released NEM 3.0 to continue […]
