Solar Panels for Homes in Malaysia
Looking to install solar panels at home? With GetSolar’s Rent-to-Own plans, it’s simple—RM0 upfront, no hidden fees, and real savings on your electricity bills from Day 1.
Flexible Pricing Plans for Residential Solar Panel Installation
Choose a plan that fits your home and your budget — Rent-to-Own with RM0 upfront options and simple terms make going solar stress-free.
How Going Solar with GetSolar Works. No Stress, No Surprises
From quote to solar panel installation, we handle everything — no paperwork, no maintenance worries, and no surprise costs.
1. Instant setup, real savings
Start saving from Day 1 with RM0 upfront and a fixed monthly fee up to 30% lower than your TNB bill.
2. We handle everything (Seriously)
From site checks to permits, installation, and free maintenance—we cover it all.
3. Yours to keep, for good
At the end of your Rent-to-Own term, the system is 100% yours. No hidden fees, just long-term energy independence.
Why GetSolar is the Smart Choice for Your Solar Panel Installation in Malaysia
Going solar isn’t just about panels — it’s about choosing a team you trust. At GetSolar, we make the process easy from start to finish — from your first quote to installation and ongoing support, we’ve got you covered.
Expert Equipment, No Compromises
Only Tier 1 solar panels and inverters trusted worldwide for quality and performance.
Honest Advice, Always
We assess your roof first. If solar isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you with no hard sell.
Transparent Pricing, Zero Guesswork
No hidden fees, ever. You’ll get a clear, itemised proposal at every stage.
How Much Can You Save with Solar?
Your roof size plays a big part in how much you can save. Here’s a quick look at what typical homes in Malaysia can expect — from monthly savings to carbon impact.
Figures shown are estimates and may vary depending on your roof, energy use, and selected solar plan. Want precise numbers? Try our calculator.
GetSolar: Leading the Green Energy Transformation
Solar panels turn sunlight into electricity, it’s that simple. They use something called the photovoltaic effect to generate power, which is then converted by an inverter into energy your home can use.
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Things You Might be Wondering Now
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Yes, under the Net Energy Metering (NEM) program, you can sell excess solar energy generated by your PV system back to TNB. For the surplus energy exported, you earn credits on a “one-on-one” offset basis, meaning 1 kWh exported = 1 kWh credit offset against 1 kWh consumed from the grid. These credits will first be used to offset your monthly TNB bill, potentially reducing it to zero. Any surplus credits will roll over and be used to offset your bill for future month.
However, do note that credits are only valid until the end of the calendar year — any unused credits will expire after this period. The NEM program is open to residential customers and other eligible users with approved solar PV systems.
The Solar for Rakyat Incentive Scheme (SolaRIS) offers rebates for new net-metering users, providing RM1,000 per kWac, with a maximum rebate of RM4,000. To receive the rebate, you must be a TNB residential customer and a Malaysian citizen. This scheme is available for systems commissioned by March 31, 2025, or until the quota is reached.
Absolutely! Solar panels are a smart move to cut down on your power bills while helping save the planet.
The amount of savings you can enjoy will largely depend on 3 factors:
- Your energy consumption patterns
- Your existing electricity retailer and utility rate
- The number of solar panels that your roof can accommodate
Plus, thanks to Malaysia's net metering, you can also earn from selling extra power back to the grid. You’re looking at a payback period of 5-8 years for a system that will last you over 20 years. A pretty solid investment, if you ask us.
You can estimate your potential savings with our solar calculator today!
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