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A recent TNB statement and a few roof photos are enough to start.
Solar Consultation Malaysia
Consultation is the advisory step: whether a roof and TNB account are suitable, how Solar ATAP differs from old NEM stories, and what size of system is worth discussing. It is not a second copy of the installation page.
Service overview
The homepage consultancy card describes financial and technical guidance from start to finish. This page is that conversation: bills, tariffs, programme rules and roof constraints, before rails go on the roof.
We do not promise a fixed ROI. Payback depends on tariff, usage, weather, equipment and programme rules that can change.
Who this is for
- Homeowners who have a TNB bill and are not sure if solar is relevant yet.
- Business owners comparing a factory or shop-lot roof against their Maximum Demand.
- Anyone who needs Solar ATAP explained without treating NEM as current.
What it can help with
- A clearer read of the TNB bill against an indicative system size.
- Early warning if the roof, tenancy or account type is a poor fit.
- A path into a formal quotation only if the site makes sense.
Process
Talk through ATAP
Self-consumption, export credits, and why unused credit does not bank to next month.
Decide next step
Calculator estimate, site survey, or wait if the site is not suitable.
Equipment and system notes
Consultation does not lock a brand. Equipment is selected later on the quotation.
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Common questions
What is Solar ATAP?
Solar ATAP is the Solar Accelerated Transition Action Programme for Peninsular Malaysia. It replaced Net Energy Metering as the current consumer rooftop programme from 1 January 2026. Homes and businesses use solar first for their own load and may receive bill credits for eligible exported energy in the same billing period.
How much does solar installation cost in Malaysia?
Cost depends on system size (kWp), roof structure, electrical works, equipment choice and current programme fees. Inhome Solar estimates a residential package from the monthly TNB bill in the solar calculator. Treat that figure as indicative, not a fixed quote.
Can I export excess solar electricity?
Eligible Solar ATAP consumers can export surplus energy to TNB within programme limits. Domestic credits use the Energy Charge component; non-domestic credits use Average SMP. Excess above imported energy or MAQ in that billing period is forfeited.
Can solar reduce my TNB bill?
Solar used on site can reduce imported electricity. Exported energy may earn a bill credit under Solar ATAP, with different rules for domestic and non-domestic accounts. Unused credit is not carried forward. Actual savings depend on usage pattern, tariff, weather and system size.