RM 120K – RM 300K
Typical monthly TNB bill
150–300 kWp
Typical system size
3–5 years
Typical payback after GITA
Bursa Malaysia mandatory sustainability reporting now covers Scope 2 GHG emissions. A 200 kWp solar system eliminates ~289 tonnes CO₂/year — measurable, SEDA-certified, ready for your ESG disclosure on day one.
TNB's C2 commercial tariff reached 45.62 sen/kWh in January 2025. Each tariff hike compounds your operating cost. Solar locks your electricity rate at near-zero for 25 years — the only permanent hedge against future increases.
Malaysia's Green Investment Tax Allowance lets you deduct 60% of the full solar capital cost from statutory income. For a RM 800K system, that's RM 480K off your tax bill — disappears entirely if you miss the December 2026 deadline.
Verified results from Chemical & Petrochemical facilities in Malaysia.
Port Klang, Selangor
180 kWp
System
RM 7K
Monthly savings
7.3 yr
Payback
A specialty chemical manufacturer in Port Klang deployed 180 kWp of solar panels, delivering 453,600 kWh in annual electricity savings worth RM 453,600. The RM 421,200 GITA deduction was applied against the company's statutory income in the first assessment year, effectively converting the solar capex into a government-subsidised cost reduction. Regulatory compliance with Bursa Malaysia's enhanced sustainability reporting framework was simultaneously satisfied.
GITA 60% tax allowance expires Dec 31 2026. Get your factory assessed in <48 hours.
Based on a typical 225 kWp system at RM 3.80/Wp installed. Actual figures depend on roof area and energy profile.
| Typical capex | RM 855K |
| GITA 60% allowance | RM 513K |
| Corp tax saving (24%) | RM 123K |
| Net cost after GITA | RM 732K |
| Annual TNB savings | RM 102K |
| Effective payback | 7.2 years |
GITA scheme expires 31 December 2026. Commission before year-end to secure the full allowance.