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See how different locations in Malaysia stack up for solar energy potential, savings, and ROI.
Solar Irradiance
Daily sunlight potential
Average Bill
Typical monthly electricity cost
Payback Period
Time to recover investment
Peak Sun Hours
Hours of full sun equivalent
Incentives in Kuala Lumpur
- Solar ATAP: Solar ATAP export credit
- Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA) for commercial
- Solar ATAP application included in every package
Incentives in Penang
- Solar ATAP: Solar ATAP export credit
- GITA for commercial properties
How to read this comparison
Pick two cities with the Location A and Location B selectors. The page lines up four figures for each: solar irradiance, average monthly bill, payback period and peak sun hours, followed by the incentives listed for each city.
Use the comparison to see how location changes the picture, but treat the numbers as planning guides. Payback depends far more on your own consumption, tariff, roof and system size than on the city alone, and the same published catalogue price, from RM15,999 for a 5.58 kWp system, applies across Peninsular Malaysia.
For a figure based on your home, keep your latest TNB bill to hand. Under Solar ATAP, exported energy is credited at the programme rate and unused export credit is forfeited each month, so a system should be sized to your daytime use. East Malaysia is served through local partners, from RM29,499, and Sabah and Sarawak follow their own schemes. Open the full guide for either city for its FAQs and local details.