When weather is hot with full sun, solar can generate electricity.

When weather is cloudy and raining, these solar owners would be sweating. LOL 🤣 🤣 🤣

You forgot to mention annual haze.
Then again, for the past 3 years since the pandemic, there hasn't be any serious haze yet.....

Nice video to give a little awareness but like you I disagree with his conclusion as well.

Tnb is a business. And a business exists to get profit. Like you said tnb needs to maintain the network, which costs money to maintain.

If solar nem is losing them money they will find other ways to make it up. Which likely impacts others, hence cost shifting is very real.
Also, the solar installation is not storing that energy generated unless it has a battery system.

So when its not generating, the customer are using power from the grid, which is primarily from fossil fuel. So it's only fair that the customer pays the icpt like you said.

People with solar installations don't get to offset their icpt cap with their excess solar for this reason alone.

ICPT is a method for TNB to charge for changes in energy generation costs (majority of it coming from fossil fuel prices) without changing tariff rates.

So a customer who is using energy from the grid is using energy generated by TNB, hence they have to pay ICPT costs for whatever they have consumed and so it's fair to pay ICPT before deducting for power generated.

If TNB no monopoly, you think how many cable go into taman 

TNB is still a private company though wholly owned by govt. You have never seen a place where there are two electricity companies operate in one area. 

Arrrr you are starting to look desperate when you use dollar to dollar.

Why not dollar to dollar USD to myr then?

To screw back tnb, need to promote off grid electricity for all new houses. Add into cost of new house a 10 kW solar panel, 15 kWh battery pack and a backup 2kW biodiesel generator that can run using waste cooking oil. Should be enough for a typical house using 1500 kWh of electricity per month. Not sure about the cost and roi, just wanna screw tnb.

I am not saying more dirty. Please don't quote me wrong. There is no need to compare which one dirtier as both are dirt in different ways.

Back to my original point: There are a lot of energy loss using grid electricity. Along the transmission lines, the voltage transformation between power plant and power distribution hub and even to your house, and also AC to DC transformation at household power adapters, even charging your EV also has energy loss as heat.

To me, EV is just a hyppie and trendy stuffs. You want clean energy, it should be hydrogen fuel cell or hydrogen ICE where hydrogen is generated using solar energy or hydroelectric.

Obviously you don’t fully understand how hydrogen is produced, what you mentioned is grey hydrogen production

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/07/clea...green-hydrogen/

Why don’t you look at the bright side?

Do you know hydrogen can be considered as battery? For those solar and wind power plant that produces excessive energy, excessive power can be used to produce hydrogen, and hydrogen is like petroleum which is transportable energy storage.

Wind and solar energy is not stable power source, we need energy storage to store excessive energy and can immediately use the energy storage when energy is needed.

Energy from fossil has to be reduced as could as possible, it is long process to eliminate fossil fuel, but it has to be done. During this long process, diverse energy sources are the key to implementing carbon free energy.

You have full of negative thoughts, the world will not progress if there are many people like you.

Hydrogen storage is as safe as petrol storage, Japanese has proven it, and you will see more and more hydrogen powered vehicles in near future