I'm getting 32 to 34 kWh yield for 2.5 hours per day due to current weather now.

You installed with battery?

should drop below 10k already for teres

No wonder they said the rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer.

No. There isn’t a battery to worry about. It’s under NEM, so Tnb will take the excess generated and give back 1:1 offset at night.

Mine still nice. Even November only rm1.90. What’s your system setup?

As long as under nem, it is okay. With ROI 7 years , you still get free electricity for 3 years. And not to mention, u have a system fully paid for using Tnb money. Imagin if you don’t go solar and pay 7 years of electricity to Tnb just to get electricity. Why not double up the value paid, get electricity and system.

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

Actually incentive is going to be less. Not going to be more.

Look at nem3.0 in California, now they have to pay for battery solution already.


Right now the incentive still there. Electricity is something we will use anyway. So grab it before it’s too late.

Next time, when u want to adopt solar, price of the pnel could drop, but battery solution is still going to make the whole system price going up again.

My current plan is get the system for free first, then next time, only invest on battery. Or sell back , whichever is better deal.

11kw

Ic.

If your bill consistently rm700, should have gotten a little higher. Like 13kwp or higher. Maybe can tambah two more panels? Haha.

which supplier the most cost effective and reliable for 5.5KWp systerm ?

some company offer discount for petronas staff, which I stay away, since they mark up the price for non petronas staff

No wonder 50% of houses in Adelaide installed with solar panel systems, lots of sun n blue sky.

no ler, ppl I know who install FiT are the calculative type, and they see the value oredi
some will take solar loan, some use own cash to fund it
I remember last time FiT, Alliance give solar loan at 5~6%, many ppl just take it

got good sunlight months and bad months

if i go bigger then i'd overcapacity too.. and got credits that need to use up in X months

11kw is just nice actually.. i blame coldplay for bringing the rain

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.

They needed more. Correct. 9 years if considered fast. Their contract is 21 years iinm.

then it's worth looking into the maths vs actual

assume commence in mid 2018 (5 years ago)
source: https://www3.seda.gov.my/iframe/


4kW FiT at RM0.6682 - average 3hr daily, is monthly 360kWh = RM240
I think the capital that time was around 30~35k, so the ROI would be 12 years or less

Hmmm, how did I remember FiT ROI being much shorter...

No lah, tnb doesn't do that. They only offset during your monthly billing.

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