Let's see the approved rates first. I think the main beneficiaries are the industrial and commercial sectors, they are energy intensive.

If I am not mistaken, FiT will end in 2017. It was launched Dec 2011.

Tera Va is helpful.

I am not a customer yet, but I am dealing with them on a commercial solar project. I was impressed how they were genuine in exchanging information with me on that project. Not many Malaysian or foreign businesses work that way :-)

NEM will run in parallel with FiT which will end in 2017.

Yes, you can apply for FiT and/or NEM in 2016. You could be well informed if you attend SEDA's public dialogue on 12 Sep 2015. It is free. http://seda.gov.my/?omaneg=000101000000010...000&y=45&s=5000


FiT is the better scheme for residential users since the rates are high. NEM will be useful for large commercial and industrial users who will reduce their electricity bill by consuming the solar generated electricity, and selling unused solar electricity to TNB.

This post has been edited by arjunaidi: Sep 1 2015, 05:22 PM

Isn't the limit for residential installation 12 kWp at a single location?

billy,

i think it is because of economies of scale, not deflation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflation

My mamak shop practices economies of scale: up price, economise on the flour used to make the roti, roti becomes smaller :-(