Solar for Schools, Colleges & Universities

Classes run 7am–4pm, which overlaps well with daytime solar generation (peak output is about 10am–3pm). No batteries required to capture most of the benefit. Schools usually achieve high self-consumption, depending on the load profile.

Every install includes an online monitoring dashboard showing real-time kWh generation and CO2 offset. A lobby display screen can be added as an option. Turn your rooftop into a live science exhibit.

Buy outright (GITA-eligible for tax-paying schools), use a bank loan, or spread the cost with a hire-purchase plan through Mitsubishi HC Capital Malaysia. Every route starts with the booking (20% of the system price, capped at RM20,000).

Reporting templates are available on request, formatted for school boards, parent-teacher associations, and university sustainability offices. Accreditation bodies and CSRD-aligned parents increasingly ask for this data.

IB, IGCSE and AP international schools

International schools carry high electricity bills from A/C-heavy classrooms, swimming pools, and auditoriums. German and British parent schools increasingly require CSRD-aligned sustainability data — rooftop solar delivers both savings and ESG reporting.

Private, international and Tahfiz schools

Private schools operate on tight fee structures. A lower TNB bill directly expands the budget available for teaching staff and facilities — a compelling case for any school board. Tahfiz campuses with boarding facilities benefit from battery storage for evening and Fajr operations.

Private universities and colleges

University campuses span multiple buildings with diverse load profiles — lecture theatres, labs, hostels, sports complexes. We design multi-array systems with a campus-wide energy management dashboard and can phase the rollout block-by-block to match capital availability.

Regional tuition chains

Tuition chains with 5–20 locations benefit from a standardised multi-site hire-purchase approach — one contract, consistent pricing across all branches, centralised monitoring. We handle permitting at each site in parallel.

Bank Loan

Financed by your bank

Finance the purchase with a bank loan; ask your bank for current rates and tenures. The school owns the system from day one and, if it pays corporate tax, can claim GITA. Every route starts with the booking (20% of the system price, capped at RM20,000).

Hire Purchase

Fixed monthly payment, you own the system

Fixed monthly payments through Mitsubishi HC Capital Malaysia; rates and term are set by the lender, and the system is the school’s own. Expect the payment to exceed the monthly bill saving during the term — you are buying the asset over time. A hire-purchase asset is recognised on the balance sheet, so treat it as an asset purchase, not as off-balance-sheet opex.

Campus Audit

We review 12 months of TNB bills, building plans, and roof condition reports. For multi-block campuses, we prioritise roof sections by area, shading, and structural readiness. No site visit required to produce a preliminary sizing.

Design + Funding Model

Full engineering design (shadow analysis, load flow, string sizing) plus a financial model comparing Capex, a bank loan and an Hire Purchase across a 25-year horizon. Presented in a format ready for the school board or finance committee.

School-Holiday Installation

All installation work is scheduled during term breaks — May, August, November, and December windows. Scheduled to minimise disruption to classes, exams, and co-curricular activities. TNB commissioning timing depends on approvals.

Operations & Maintenance (O&M)

Preventive maintenance, inverter firmware updates, soiling checks, and panel performance testing under the O&M plan you choose. Monitoring alerts go to your designated facilities manager.