Sarawak Energy NEM · 2026

NEM Sarawak 2026: Capacity Limits, RM8k–12k Subsidy & Who Can Apply

Sarawak uses its own Net Energy Metering rules—not TNB Solar ATAP. We verify your account, recent consumption and property before quoting system size, savings or payback.

✓ Up to 10 kWac for single-phase supply

✓ Up to 30 kWac for three-phase supply

✓ Sizing limited by recent consumption

✓ Sarawak subsidy eligibility checked

What the official Sarawak rules mean

Consumption-based sizing

The proposed system must generate no more than 75% of the previous three months’ average consumption. We need the bill before sizing.

Separate approval process

Applications go through Sarawak Energy and must be filed by a SESCO-registered contractor with an EIU-certified GCPV designer. NEM Sarawak covers solar PV only: batteries are not part of the scheme.

Evidence before savings

Tariff category, consumption profile, self-consumption and approved capacity all affect the result. We do not publish a one-size-fits-all saving.

Sarawak Energy NEM subsidy

Up to RM12,000 for eligible landed homes

Available to eligible domestic-tariff customers for new landed-home installations, subject to approved capacity, quota and Sarawak Energy’s conditions. It is not the Peninsular RM3,000 SuRIA Home rebate.

2–3.5 kWac

RM8,000

>3.5–6 kWac

RM10,000

>6–50 kWac

RM12,000

Official programme conditions include one subsidy per Sarawak Energy contract account owner and new NEM contract completion within the published eligibility period through 31 December 2026. Final approval rests with Sarawak Energy.

How a Sarawak NEM project works with Trexon

Sarawak follows its own rules, separate from Peninsular Solar ATAP. The system is sized from your Sarawak Energy bill, because the proposed system must generate no more than 75% of your previous three months’ average consumption. That is why we ask for a recent bill before suggesting any size.

What to prepare: your latest Sarawak Energy bill, ideally with the two before it, the property address, whether the home is landed and on a domestic tariff, and photos of your roof and distribution board. Applications go through Sarawak Energy and require a registered contractor plus Sarawak EIU-qualified personnel, so East Malaysia installations are delivered through Trexon’s local partners.

East Malaysia pricing starts from RM29,499 for a 5.58 kWp system. The Sarawak Energy subsidy of RM8,000, RM10,000 or RM12,000 depends on approved capacity, quota and eligibility for domestic landed homes, and final approval rests with Sarawak Energy. If you proceed, the RM2,000 booking is non-refundable and credited to your system price.