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Turn your roof into monthly savings.

Get an initial system size, estimated savings and a rebate eligibility check. We handle design, applications, installation and after-sales support.

No-obligation assessment We handle the application Nationwide support

Local teams. Nationwide support.

Kuala LumpurPenangJohorSarawakSabah
800+projects completed
or in progress
5regional teams
across Malaysia
One teamdesign, approvals,
installation & support
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Home solar benefits

Solar designed for your home.

Your electricity bill, roof and daytime use help us size the system. The proposal explains the equipment, costs and estimated savings before you decide.

01

Lower your monthly bill

Use solar power during the day to reduce the electricity you buy from the grid.

Daily savings
02

Size solar around your usage

We size the system around your roof, electricity tariff and daytime use.

Designed for your home
03

Store solar for the evening

An optional battery stores solar power for the evening and can supply selected loads during an outage.

Solar + battery
Not sure where to start?Send your electricity bill for an initial estimate.
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Solar savings calculator

Estimate your bill savings.

Set your monthly bill to explore an example. Your assessment checks the system size and savings against your tariff, roof and daytime use.

RM500/ month
RM200RM2,000+
Illustrative solar planFree assessment
Potential monthly bill reductionRM190–RM290per month
Indicative system5–8 kWp
Potential annual reductionRM2,280–RM3,480
SuRIA HomeUp to RM3,000*
Assessment feeRM0
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*Illustrative only. Rebate applies to eligible Peninsular Malaysia customers and depends on approved kWac, programme rules and allocation.

Completed home installations

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Find out if solar fits your home.

Share your contact details, building type and state. Your address, monthly bill amount and remarks are optional. We’ll contact you to discuss solar options and rebate eligibility.

  • ✓ Check the scheme available in your region
  • ✓ Estimate a suitable system size
  • ✓ Explain rebates and estimated savings separately
Home solar assessmentFree assessment

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Solar schemes and rebates

Solar ATAP and SuRIA Home.

Eligible TNB domestic customers in Peninsular Malaysia can use solar power at home and export surplus energy under Solar ATAP. SuRIA Home offers a rebate towards the upfront cost.

01
Cash rebate

RM600 / kWac

Capped at RM3,000 for eligible Malaysian citizens who have not received a previous SolaRIS cash rebate.

02
Domestic capacity

Up to 5 or 15 kW

Up to 5 kW for single-phase homes and 15 kW for three-phase homes, subject to technical requirements.

03
Solar ATAP tenure

10 years

Surplus-energy offset applies during the programme tenure; the installation then continues for self-consumption.

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Commissioning deadline

31 December 2026

The system must be successfully commissioned by the deadline, or before the rebate allocation is fully distributed.

PeninsularTNB · Solar ATAP + SuRIA Home
SarawakSarawak Energy · regional NEM and incentives
SabahSESB · local solar and battery schemes

How solar works

Use solar at home, then export the surplus.

Solar panels generate DC electricity. The inverter converts it into AC electricity for your home. Your appliances use that energy first; only the surplus passes through the meter to the TNB grid.

Illustrated Malaysian home showing rooftop solar panels connected to an inverter, household appliances, a bi-directional meter and the electricity grid
Standard solar · daytime flowYellow arrows show the energy flow
1
Solar panels

Turn daylight into DC electricity.

2
Inverter

Converts DC into AC power your home can use.

3
Your home first

Appliances use available solar before grid power.

4
Smart meter

Measures energy imported and exported.

5
TNB grid

Takes surplus and supplies any shortfall.

1
Daytime: use solar directly

Using solar power as it is generated reduces the electricity you buy from the grid.

2
Surplus: receive an offset

Extra generation is exported and credited under the Solar ATAP residential energy-charge rules.

3
Night: grid or battery

Without a battery, TNB supplies the home. With a battery, stored solar can serve selected evening loads first.

Understanding your TNB tariff

What you pay per kWh.

These figures apply to TNB domestic accounts in Peninsular Malaysia. The threshold is based on total monthly kWh, not the RM value shown at the bottom of the bill.

Monthly use≤ 1,500 kWh
About44.43sen / kWh
Energy charge 27.03Capacity 4.55Network 12.85

Standard domestic base components before monthly AFA, incentives, retail charge, applicable levies and tax.

Monthly use> 1,500 kWh
About54.43sen / kWh
Energy charge 37.03Capacity 4.55Network 12.85

The higher Energy Charge applies once total monthly consumption crosses the 1,500 kWh threshold.

Residential Solar ATAP export credit

Export credit uses the energy charge.

For a home, exported surplus is offset at the applicable Energy Charge: 27.03 or 37.03 sen/kWh. It is not based on the commercial System Marginal Price.

Self-useis usually worth more thanExport
Key takeaway

Solar used at home reduces energy, capacity and network charges. Exported solar receives the applicable residential energy-charge credit. We size the system for daytime use, then check whether the extra savings from a battery justify its cost.

Rates shown: TNB Domestic General Tariff effective from 1 July 2025. Actual bills vary with monthly Automatic Fuel Adjustment, Energy Efficiency Incentive, retail charge, Renewable Energy Fund, service tax and programme terms. Sarawak and Sabah use different utility rules.

Installation process

From your first bill review to installation.

We review your bill and roof, explain the proposed system, and handle the technical work and applications.

  1. 01

    Share one bill

    Tell us the property location and send the latest electricity bill through WhatsApp.

  2. 02

    Receive your proposal

    We recommend a system size, show the equipment and explain the savings assumptions.

  3. 03

    Survey & application

    Our team verifies the roof and electrical system, then coordinates the required submission.

  4. 04

    Install & monitor

    Qualified teams install, test and commission the system, with monitoring and after-sales support.

System options

Battery or no battery?

A battery is optional. We compare its extra cost with your evening electricity use, tariff, surplus solar and backup needs.

Option 01Lower upfront cost
Standard residential solar system without a battery
Daytime solarSurplus flows through the meter to the grid

Standard solar PV

Solar panels + normal grid-tied inverter

  • ✓ Home uses solar directly during the day
  • ✓ Surplus exports through the Solar ATAP meter
  • ✓ TNB supplies the home at night
  • Does not provide backup during a blackout
Consider this ifYou use electricity during the day and want a simpler system with a lower upfront cost.
Option 02Storage and backup options
Hybrid residential solar system with a separate inverter and LFP home battery
Solar stored for laterBattery can serve selected evening or backup loads

Hybrid solar + battery

Solar panels + hybrid inverter + LFP battery

  • ✓ Stores selected daytime surplus for evening use
  • ✓ Can reduce expensive grid purchases after sunset
  • ✓ Can support agreed essential loads during outages
  • + Higher upfront cost and project-specific battery sizing
Consider this ifUsage exceeds 1,500 kWh/month, evening loads are high, or backup power is important.
When to consider a battery

Consider a battery if two or more of these apply.

01

Your bill shows more than 1,500 kWh in a month.

02

Most air-conditioning, cooking or EV charging happens after sunset.

03

Your proposed solar system would create significant daytime export.

04

You value backup for lights, internet, fridge or other essential circuits.

Planning for a future batteryAsk about the cost of a hybrid-ready inverter if you want the option to add storage later.
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Completed home installations

Solar installations across Malaysia.

These completed home installations are from our official portfolio, with projects in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, Penang and Negeri Sembilan.

Ask about solar for your home.Send us one bill and one roof photo.
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Why Progressture Solar

Who will install and support your system?

Check the installer’s registrations, project experience and after-sales support. Progressture handles design, approvals, installation and support through one team.

800+Project experience

Projects completed or in progress, from Malaysian homes to national commercial programmes.

5Regional teams

Local coordination across Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor, Sarawak and Sabah.

01One project team

One team handles bill review, design, applications, installation, commissioning and support.

Long-termSupport after installation

System monitoring, warranty coordination and solar operations support.

Company registrations

Our registrations and certifications.

Review the registrations below alongside our completed projects and after-sales support.

SEDA MalaysiaSEDA MalaysiaRegistered PV service provider
Suruhanjaya TenagaEnergy CommissionElectrical compliance & safety
CIDB MalaysiaCIDB G7G7 registered contractor
MyHIJAU MarkMyHIJAUGreen product recognition
Commercial project experience

Our team also delivers solar projects for businesses.

Shell Malaysia solar project600+ stations

Shell Malaysia

Experience with solar deployment across a nationwide station network.

Petron Malaysia solar project100 stations

Petron Malaysia

Engineering, installation and ongoing operations for a station network.

Hibiscus Petroleum solar project12 MWp Brunei

Hibiscus Petroleum

Selected as EPCC and O&M contractor for a high-load processing facility.

Compare what your quotation includes.Check the system size, equipment, savings assumptions, workmanship and after-sales support before deciding.
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Home solar FAQs

Common questions about home solar.

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Who can receive the RM3,000 SuRIA Home rebate?+

The rebate is for eligible Malaysian citizens who are domestic Solar ATAP customers in Peninsular Malaysia and have not received an earlier SolaRIS cash rebate. It is RM600 per kWac, capped at RM3,000, first-come first-served, subject to the programme terms and available allocation.

How much can solar reduce my electricity bill?+

It depends on your tariff, roof, system size and how much electricity you use during solar-generation hours. We review your latest bill and roof before giving a site-specific estimate. The calculator on this page is an illustration, not a quotation or guarantee.

Does Progressture handle the Solar ATAP application?+

Yes. We handle design, technical documents, applications, installation, testing and commissioning, subject to utility and authority requirements.

Is a battery necessary for Solar ATAP?+

No. A standard grid-connected solar PV system can reduce your bill without a battery. A battery becomes more useful when much of your electricity is used after sunset, when you want to retain more daytime solar for your own use, or when selected backup power is important. We compare the additional battery cost against the extra savings and resilience before recommending it.

When does the higher residential tariff apply?+

For TNB domestic customers in Peninsular Malaysia, the base energy, capacity and network components total about 44.43 sen/kWh when monthly consumption is 1,500 kWh or below, and about 54.43 sen/kWh when monthly consumption exceeds 1,500 kWh. Check the kWh on your bill as well as the RM amount. Monthly fuel adjustment, incentives, retail charge, levies and tax can change the final bill.

What is the residential Solar ATAP export price?+

Residential exports are credited at the applicable TNB Energy Charge rate, currently 27.03 sen/kWh at 1,500 kWh or below and 37.03 sen/kWh above 1,500 kWh. The credit is subject to the Solar ATAP contract and billing rules. The System Marginal Price is not the residential export basis. Because self-used solar avoids more bill components than export credit alone, correct sizing and daytime use are important.

Can a home battery keep the whole house running in a blackout?+

Backup capability depends on the selected inverter, battery capacity, wiring and the loads placed on the backup circuit. We identify essential loads such as lights, internet, a fridge or selected air-conditioning, then design the backup system around them.

Do the same incentives apply in Sarawak and Sabah?+

No. Peninsular Malaysia, Sarawak and Sabah operate under different utilities and programme rules. Our regional teams will identify the applicable scheme and incentive based on the property location and account type.

Regional support

Serving homeowners across Malaysia.

Regional teams provide local coordination for site assessment, utility requirements, installation and after-sales support.

01Kuala Lumpur
02Penang
03Johor
04Sarawak
05Sabah
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Privacy & Personal Data Protection Notice (Malaysia PDPA) Read full notice +

Effective date: 18 July 2026

This notice explains how Progressture Power Sdn Bhd (1401437-U) (“Progressture”, “we”, “us” or “our”) collects, uses, discloses, stores and protects personal data in connection with this residential-solar landing page and related enquiries. It is intended to comply with Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (“PDPA”), including applicable amendments, regulations, standards and codes of practice.

1. Personal data we may collect

We may collect your name, contact details, property location, electricity-bill range, electricity account or bill information that you choose to send, roof or property photographs, preferred solution, WhatsApp messages, enquiry history, consent records, website usage data, campaign or referral information and other information you voluntarily provide.

2. Sources of personal data

We collect data directly from you through this page, WhatsApp, email, telephone or in-person discussions; from authorised family members, agents or representatives; and from technical service providers that support our website, advertising, analytics or communications.

3. Purposes

We may process personal data to respond to enquiries; assess eligibility; review electricity use and property suitability; prepare designs, quotations and savings estimates; conduct surveys; process utility, authority, financing, incentive or warranty documentation; install, commission, monitor and maintain a system; provide after-sales service; prevent fraud; secure our systems; comply with law; manage records; improve our services; and send relevant marketing where permitted. We will not use your data for an incompatible purpose without an appropriate legal basis or further notice.

4. Disclosure

Where necessary, we may disclose relevant data to companies within the Progressture group; utilities; SEDA Malaysia; the Energy Commission; contractors; installers; engineers; equipment suppliers; warranty providers; financiers; insurers; professional advisers; hosting, IT, analytics and communications providers; government agencies; regulators; courts; law-enforcement bodies; and parties involved in an actual or proposed corporate transaction. We require service providers to handle data only for authorised purposes and with appropriate safeguards.

5. Consent, choice and consequences

Providing enquiry details is voluntary, but we may be unable to assess your home, prepare a quotation, submit an application or deliver the requested service without information marked as required. You may withdraw marketing consent at any time. Withdrawal does not affect processing already carried out lawfully or processing required for a contract, legal obligation, claim or legitimate operational purpose permitted by law.

6. Security and processors

We use reasonable administrative, technical and physical measures designed to protect personal data from loss, misuse, unauthorised access, disclosure, alteration or destruction. Our data processors and service providers are expected to follow applicable PDPA security obligations. No method of electronic transmission or storage can be guaranteed completely secure.

7. Retention

We retain personal data only as long as reasonably needed for the stated purposes, warranty and service obligations, dispute handling, audit, tax, accounting and legal requirements. Data that is no longer required will be securely deleted, destroyed or anonymised in accordance with our retention practices.

8. Accuracy, access and correction

Please keep your information accurate and current. Subject to the PDPA and permitted exceptions, you may request access to or correction of your personal data, request information about its use or disclosure, withdraw consent, object to direct marketing, or make another applicable data-rights request. We may verify your identity and charge a permitted fee before completing an access request.

9. Cross-border transfer and data portability

Some service providers may process data outside Malaysia. Where a cross-border transfer occurs, we will apply the safeguards required by applicable law. Where the statutory right to data portability applies and the necessary requirements are met, you may request transmission of eligible data in the manner permitted by law.

10. Data breaches and Data Protection Officer

We maintain procedures to assess and respond to personal-data breaches and will make notifications required by law. Where the legal criteria apply, we will appoint and register a Data Protection Officer to oversee relevant compliance responsibilities.

11. Cookies, analytics and advertising

This page may use essential cookies and similar technologies for security, functionality, traffic measurement and campaign attribution. Advertising parameters may tell us which campaign or advertisement generated an enquiry. You may control non-essential cookies through available browser or consent controls, although some functions may be affected.

12. Contact and complaints

For privacy questions, access or correction requests, withdrawal of marketing consent or complaints, contact Progressture Power Sdn Bhd at invest@progressturesolar.com or write to D2-U3-01, Solaris Dutamas, No. 1, Jalan Solaris Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You may also contact Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Commissioner where you believe a complaint has not been resolved appropriately.

13. Updates and language

We may update this notice to reflect legal, operational or service changes. The effective date will be revised when a material update is made. A Bahasa Malaysia version may be provided on request. If there is an inconsistency, the version stated to govern in the relevant contract or notice will apply to the extent permitted by law.

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