I've a friend who is certified ASHRAE and Energy Manager, he advise its not worth it now to get solar installed. Earlier yes.

I've calculated mine, ROI 7 years is just not worth it.

Problem is gomen not giving enough incentive to go for RE, that's why most people don't bother it

11kw

Not entirely correct, my neighbor is one of the early adopters of solar use with the FiT scheme. Till today, after 5 years, the ROI still has a long way to go.

I also wanted more Kw, at that time the max is 11.7Kw cause my bill can go up to 1k monthly.

At that time I applied the T&C stated max for residential is 11.7kw only .... but good enough for now  ....

Where to see this infor?

10 Kwac jer ... 

Yeah, if we compare the calculation provided by the installer to the actual operating results, there could be a significant difference, considering unforeseen circumstances. For example, you showed the monthly average generation of RM240 * 12 months = RM2880. However, there was a time when the inverter went faulty, and the neighbor had to get the installer to rectify it, costing roughly RM2k per trip. This cost has already offset the 1-year generated revenue, meaning the ROI will extend.

In my opinion, investing in solar still may not be very feasible in Malaysia due to factors such as climate, operating costs, and the less attractive schemes available. One very obvious change is that even TNB has shortened the 20-year NEM contract to 10 years.

Based on this actually your consumption 1619kWh (total consumption) - 673 (NEM excess) actually after offset you are not supposed to be charge surcharge
so can complaint to ST(Suruhanjaya Tenaga Bureau) this because ST wasn't aware.

I got this news from my Solar installer company just now, they are compiling all the complaints and forward to ST.

Then how about daytime? The TNB supply also used the same method but can be offset by our solar generated energy.

What I am saying here is during daytime those electricity we used from TNB is also ICPT but these can be offset. So the logic is that nighttime the surplus store solar energy is not allowed to offset the usage.

No, during daytime we also get from the Grid, our solar energy is exported and we import the Grid energy. Hence they offset during daytime but not the night time when we have surplus from daytime generation.

We can't directly used our solar, we export it. That's why when got TNB supply interruption we don't have any power.

We can't directly used our solar, we export it. That's why when got TNB supply interruption we don't have any power.

I did asked my solar supplier before, we can't used our solar energy directly at this moment because the inverter can't cater for it.

Maybe in the future .... hopefully we can used it during blackout in the day time.

If our inverted can do it, why can't during blackout period? Simply because our inverter cannot cater for direct usage.

Show me where its said this "Yes, u need to have Tnb supply to start generation. But that only to start. Once ur system produce enough, u don’t draw from Tnb anymore. "

If our inverted can do it, why can't during blackout period? Simply because our inverter cannot cater for direct usage.

Show me where its said this "Yes, u need to have Tnb supply to start generation. But that only to start. Once ur system produce enough, u don’t draw from Tnb anymore. "

Can't I just connect solar panels to the ev charger without informing tnb/sesco? By my calculation to charge an ev I need 32 solar panels?