Do you know the NEM only valid for 10 years? Your "return" has an expiry date. Year 1-5 trying to recover, then Year 6-10 you earn some. Year 11 onwards, you are on your own.

Well he just recently changed gate + shift meter. TNB contractor didnt suspect anything so i guess its good to go
Wow tap? Winrar

When you put returns like that it will be compared with other investment class. eg:- 5.5% epf , 3% FD, 6% ASNB but you cannot really compare them that way,
If you put 47k in FD, 3%  for 5 years you get 47k + (3%^5*47k).
The 47K that you put in is unchanged after 5 years

If you put in 47K in Solar and you claim 20% return.
By right at the end of 5 years you get 47K +(20%^5*47k) but you don't get it.
You can't sell the solar panels and your solar panels are not worth 47k anymore. . That is asset depreciation.

So technically, if you include asset depreciation. The first 5-6 years is 0% and then only after that is 20%.
You don't understand that you cannot get back the capital that you put in.

All can even more.

EPF,5.5%  after 4 years 
Capital : 47K
Return : 8.75K
Total :- 55.74K

Solar after 4 years
Capital :0 k
Return :- 38400
Total:- 38400

Again you don't understand that for FD, capital doesn't change.

47k boleh beli berapa biji ipon dah bro
kenapa beli solar panel bile boleh beli ipon, bodoh ke

If so good then tnb tutup kilang adi.

Those do hotel and homestay why no install?

Love to hear from NEM 2.0 adopters as it's almost been 5 years since this scheme was introduced on January 1st, 2019. What's the ROI to date? And over the 5-year period, how much have you spent on unforeseen costs like maintenance, malfunctions, and others? This way, most of us can understand the actual case: is solar worth it?"

Meaning less than 5 years n after that almost free electricity, very the good.

actually tnb generate the power sure the cost is lower de. let say 1 unit they charge you 0.516, probably the cost only 0.1 only. So you pay the 50k for example la, so they also benefit a lot adi. Most important is how long that thing can last? of course nw they can promise you all the moon. This one need you to tell us after 12 years.

I regretted feeding the troll, just put this idiot on your ignored list!

Ic.  So your total Feb production is 1397.27?

That translate to 3.67 Sun hour.

Slightly better than usually promised 3.5sun hour.

Where is your location?

Ur system size again? I avoided icpt charges this time. Though my actual usage is around 1600kwh

I got two friends living at close vicinity with solar panels installed.

11.5kw and 6.4kw.

Both string inverter

April TNB bill shows 890kwh and 396kwh respectively

And this figure appear to be peak of what their system is producing.

Is this considered ok?

Yeah I agree it's pretty low.

What type of inverter are you using?

shit man

may i bantai aircon je, almost 3-4 biji on whole day

main sampai 1522kw, kena penalty icpt (around 150 ccb)... my solar pun x cover all..

got to pay rm500

normal days around 20-50 only... kns...

Hmm... its long time investment but also not too long.
As long as one can recoup in 10 years time from the NEM then it is fair enough. There is little point to get the most efficient panel from  consumer point of view. Unless you have very limited roof space, but generally in Malaysia, our house is consider large 

More like no second hand value cause it's basically useless once the lifespan is over. The chemical inside is not effective in converting solar into electricity anymore.
In some countries, you can just dispose it like a normal appliances due to the toxicity of solar panel. You need contractor with special permit to remove and dispose it for you and that will cost you. If Malaysia, probably nobody cares but if there is such a law in the future, be prepared to pay extra to have it disposed.