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ECoS programmes · Sabah

Off-grid solar for Sabah homes, estates and remote sites, designed from your load.

Sabah does not use TNB Solar ATAP. We first identify whether your property fits Solar Rakyat Sabah, SELCO-PV Sabah 2.0 or an off-grid design, then verify the bill and site before quoting. Local scheme applications are filed through our local partners.

✓ Solar Rakyat: domestic NEM

✓ SELCO: self-consumption, no export

✓ Off-grid: load and autonomy design

✓ No invented savings or package size

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The programme depends on the property

Solar Rakyat Sabah

Domestic NEM with export credits. Official limits are 5 kWac single-phase and 10 kWac three-phase, under a 20 MW quota through 30 June 2028 or until filled.

SELCO-PV Sabah 2.0

Solar for self-consumption. Excess generation is not exported. BESS and an off-grid category are supported under the current ECoS framework.

Evidence before quotation

Supply type, bill history, daytime load, roof or site constraints and the selected programme determine capacity, equipment, savings and approval requirements.

Sabah Solar FAQ

Does Sabah use TNB Solar ATAP?

No. Sabah does not use TNB Solar ATAP. Properties on a Sabah Electricity account are assessed against Solar Rakyat Sabah, SELCO-PV Sabah 2.0, or an off-grid design instead.

What is Solar Rakyat Sabah?

Domestic net energy metering with export credits, capped at 5 kWac for single-phase and 10 kWac for three-phase supply, under a 20 MW quota running through 30 June 2028 or until filled.

What is SELCO-PV Sabah 2.0?

A self-consumption solar programme — excess generation is not exported. Battery energy storage (BESS) and an off-grid category are supported under the current ECoS framework.

How is my system sized before quotation?

Supply type, bill history, daytime load, and roof or site constraints are verified first. Capacity, equipment, savings, and approval requirements all follow from that evidence, not an assumed package.

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