For normal output, 1Kwh solar pv panel can generate 1250Kwh annually (depends on location wisely, north region will get higher output which more than 1250Kwh per year from 1Kwh installation). So 6Kwh, might carry out 7500Kwh output annually.

Based on FIT year 2013 rate, 1Kwh (RM1.104+RM0.2392 = RM1.3432), total 7500Kwh x RM1.3432 = RM10074, so average monthly income is RM839.50 for year 2013.

Let's said the solar performance drop 1% annually, we will get the following cash income for 21 years as following.



This post has been edited by juneww: Jul 9 2013, 02:49 PM

Depends on service provider charges, for 4Kwh installation the price around 40k~45K, what I mean is service provider might quote differently based on their product and service.

This post has been edited by juneww: Jul 9 2013, 02:55 PM

Yes, that's true. Some service provide might quote cheaper cost, but really need to look about their after sales service coverage, product warranty and system warranty.

This post has been edited by juneww: Jul 9 2013, 03:27 PM

arjunaidi is using a Service Provider for his house application and installation.

Hi Kasy, sorry to hear that but does your service provider provides any help and solution to you? May I know your installation location?
So far, those from Klang Valley, Seremban, Teluk Intan even Kuantan installed last year already received their payment. If you need more information, please PM me. Thanks.

This post has been edited by juneww: Jul 14 2013, 11:06 PM

The service provider/contractor should take the responsibility to arrange the test and commission to the installed system with the TNB even the payment, they need to do the follow up as well. That's true, there are some cases delay in payment after T & C last year, like installation in Teluk Intan (the 1st installation at that area), the TNB officer there have no idea of what is Solar FIT as well. After the follow up of service provider and the client called to head office and district office, 1st FIT bill (Total of 5 months) come in May, and no issue with the following month bills. The owner already received his 3rd payment from his bank account.

This post has been edited by juneww: Jul 15 2013, 10:13 AM

Quota is running out very fast nowdays. Everyday 150Kw~200Kw being taken start from July.
If anyone really want to install for 2013 rate, must act fast now.

That's true. If you look for equipment and install youself, it might be a hard period while you need to claim warranty if something happen to your system.

The insurance company do providing the all risk coverage for the roof top solar system, like Tokio Marine, Ace Jerneh, Great Eastern and etc.

You can ask the service provider who installed the solar system for the house to help on the transfer. They should know more about that.
Thanks.

You should ask your service provider for the update.

Eh... What you mean register? Do you submit your full application to SEDA?