• A RE fund is started from the collection of 1% from consumers using more than 300kWh electricity per month.
• RM 300mil collected per annum, develop of QUOTA
• Fund Manage by Sustainable Energy Development Authority(SEDA)-KETTHA
• Pays for renewable energy which you have generated
• Yearly degression of FiT rates

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Solar Panel Warranty

• 10 years product warranty
• 25 years performance guarantee(90% up to 10 years, 80% up to 25 years)
• Product certification IEC
• Protection class II
• CE Conformity

Inverter Warranty

*10 years warranty available
High yields

• Maximum efficiency of 98%
• Multi-String technology

Safe

• intergrated ESS DC switch-disconector.
• Built-in protective and surge device.

Communicative

• Bluetooth technology as standard
• Multilingual graphic display.

How do I go applying

1. Profile registration.
• Individual form
• Company form
• Others entities form
• application form
  ( Solar PV up to 12kWp , Solar PV more than 12kWp, Solar PV 425kW up to 1MW )
2. 12kW CCC test by TNB form, >425kW PSS test by TNB form
3. Financing, Budgeting, Site Visit, Proposal Acceptance.
4. Feed-in Tariff Application with SEDA
5. Upon Approval, sign REPPA with TNB - 21 years. ( REPPA agreement-different capacity )
6. Installation works.

Payment type

1. Cash purchase
2. Financing purchase

What is the Feed-in Tariff (FiT)?

The FiT System is Malaysia’s new mechanism under the Renewable Energy Policy and Action Plan and the Renewable Energy Act 2011 catalysing generation of renewable energy, up to 30 MW in size. This mechanism allows electricity produced from indigenous renewable resources to be sold to power utilities at a fixed premium price for a specific duration.

Who will oversee the running of the FiT System?

The management and running of the FiT System will be carried out and overseen by the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia (“SEDA Malaysia”), a statutory body under the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, established under the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act 2011.

Is income from feed-in tariffs considered taxable income?

Yes, it is taxable income and any exemptions would require a policy decision from the Government. KeTTHA will monitor the progress of renewable energy growth in the country and conduct necessary analyses before putting forth any policy recommendations on this matter.

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