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GITA deadline: December 31, 2026. Businesses must apply before this date to claim the 60% Investment Tax Allowance. Learn how GITA works

Updated March 2026 — Reviewed Monthly

Solar Incentives Malaysia 2026
RM4,000 Rebate + 60% Tax Allowance

Every government solar incentive available in Malaysia right now — Solar ATAP grid credits, GITA tax allowance, and green bank loans. No fluff, just the numbers.

Solar ATAP Credit
RM0.37/kWh
Domestic peak band
GITA Tax Saving
RM115,200
On RM800K system
MGTC Subsidy
2% p.a.
Interest rebate
GITA Deadline
Dec 2026
Businesses only
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Section 01

For Homeowners

Active — Jan 2026

Solar ATAP

Sell Excess Solar to TNB Grid

Earn RM0.27–0.37 per kWh exported

Solar ATAP (Accelerated Transition Action Programme) replaced NEM on 1 January 2026. Export your excess solar to the TNB grid and earn bill credits at the TNB Energy Charge rate (approximately RM 0.218/kWh for domestic). 10-year contract, no quota system.

  • Domestic: RM0.27–0.37/kWh (by consumption band)
  • No quota — apply anytime
  • 10-year contract with TNB
  • Credits do NOT carry forward — sizing matters
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Active — Banks

Green Bank Loans

Preferential Rates via MGTC

From 3.5% p.a. — lower than standard loans

MGTC Green Technology Financing Scheme (GTFS) provides a 2% government interest subsidy on solar loans through participating banks including CIMB, Maybank, Bank Islam, and RHB. Minimum financing RM50,000.

  • Effective rate: 3.5–4.2% p.a.
  • Government subsidises 2% of interest
  • Min RM50,000, up to RM100M
  • Solar products must be MyHIJAU-listed
MGTC Financing Guide
Section 02

For Businesses

GITA expires Dec 31, 2026
Deadline Dec 31, 2026

GITA — Green Investment Tax Allowance

60% tax allowance on your entire solar investment

Example Saving
RM115K
on RM800K system
System Cost
RM800,000
Tax Allowance (60%)
RM480,000
Tax Saving (24%)
RM115,200
Effective Cost
RM684,800
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Active — LHDN

Accelerated Capital Allowance

Faster Depreciation on Solar Assets

Depreciate solar assets in 1–3 years

Under the Income Tax Act, businesses can claim accelerated capital allowance on solar equipment, writing off the full cost over a compressed period (vs. standard 8–10 years). This front-loads your tax deductions significantly.

  • Initial allowance + annual allowance
  • Front-load deductions in early years
  • Applies to panels, inverters, mounting
  • Consult your tax advisor for optimal schedule
Business Solar Options
Active — MGTC

MGTC Green Certification

MyHIJAU Mark + GTFS Financing

Green credentials + subsidised financing

MGTC MyHIJAU certification validates your solar installation as a certified green asset — required for GITA claims and GTFS financing. Trexon Energy exclusively supplies MyHIJAU-listed equipment, streamlining your certification process.

  • Required for GITA tax allowance claims
  • Unlocks GTFS 2% interest subsidy
  • Recognised across government programmes
  • Trexon supplies only MyHIJAU products
Green Financing Guide
Side-by-Side Comparison

All Solar Incentives Malaysia 2026

Active and ended programmes at a glance.

Solar ATAPActive

Homeowners + Businesses

RM0.27–0.37/kWh exported

No deadline

GITA (60% Tax Allowance)Active

Businesses (all sectors)

Up to RM115,200 tax saving on RM800K system

Dec 31, 2026

MGTC Green FinancingActive

Homeowners + Businesses (min RM50K)

2% government interest subsidy

Ongoing

Accelerated Capital AllowanceActive

Businesses

Front-load depreciation over 1–3 years

No deadline

SolaRIS RebateEnded

Was for residential homeowners

Was RM4,000 cash rebate

Ended Apr 2025

Solar ATAP (Old NEM)Ended

Was for all TNB customers

Was net-metering with 12-month rollover

Ended Dec 31, 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

Solar Incentives FAQ

Common questions about Malaysia's solar incentive programmes in 2026.

What is the best solar incentive in Malaysia in 2026?
For homeowners: Solar ATAP is the primary active incentive — earn the TNB Energy Charge rate (approximately RM 0.218/kWh based on current TNB Energy Charge — varies with TNB tariff schedule) for every unit exported to TNB under a 10-year contract. For businesses: GITA (60% Investment Tax Allowance, expiring Dec 31 2026) delivers the largest single benefit — a RM800K solar system yields ~RM115,200 in tax savings. Combine GITA with MGTC Green Financing for maximum impact.
Can I combine multiple solar incentives in Malaysia?
Yes — many incentives stack. Businesses can use GITA + MGTC Green Financing simultaneously. Homeowners can finance the system via a green bank loan while earning Solar ATAP credits. Companies that both own solar and provide solar services may claim GITA on assets and GITE on service income. Consult a tax advisor to confirm the optimal combination for your situation.
Is the SolaRIS rebate still available in 2026?
No. SolaRIS (Solar Residential Incentive Scheme) ended in April 2025 and is no longer accepting applications. It provided RM4,000 cash for systems up to 6kWp. The best current homeowner options are Solar ATAP bill credits and green bank loans.
What replaced Solar ATAP in Malaysia?
NEM ended December 31 2025 and was replaced by Solar ATAP on January 1 2026. Key differences: unused export credits are forfeited at end of Billing Period (no roll-over), there is no quota system, and contracts are 10 years max. Domestic customers are credited at the TNB Energy Charge rate (approximately RM 0.218/kWh — varies with TNB tariff schedule).
How much can businesses save with GITA?
GITA provides a 60% Investment Tax Allowance on qualifying solar capital expenditure. Offset against up to 70% of statutory income per year — unused allowances carry forward. Example: RM800,000 solar system → 60% allowance = RM480,000 → tax saving of RM115,200 at 24% corporate rate. Equipment must be MyHIJAU-listed. GITA expires December 31 2026 — act now.
What is Solar ATAP and how does it work in 2026?
Solar ATAP (Accelerated Transition Action Programme) is Malaysia's solar grid-export programme effective 1 January 2026. Domestic customers export surplus solar to TNB and receive bill credits at the TNB Energy Charge rate (approximately RM 0.218/kWh — varies with TNB tariff schedule). Non-domestic customers export at the Average System Marginal Price (SMP). Contracts run 10 years max, no quota. Unused credits are forfeited at end of Billing Period — size your system correctly.
How do I apply for MGTC Green Financing?
Apply through participating banks: CIMB, Maybank, Bank Islam, RHB, and others. The 2% interest subsidy is government-funded via MGTC, passed on by participating banks. Requirements: minimum RM50,000 financing, solar products must be MyHIJAU-listed, Malaysian citizen or registered company. Trexon Energy exclusively supplies MyHIJAU-listed equipment and assists with documentation.
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