is 4kW_AC = max 4kWp panels i can install on my roof based on NEM 3.0 ?

so maximum per year i can generate max how many kWh ?

the max kW is cap by the capacity of the inverter's kW rating, right ?

Do providers typically size the inverter higher or lower than the total panels kW_p ?

which is good inverter that you recommend ?

your ratio is which vs which ? a bit blur

Single Phase Solar System
3.45kWp RM15,000.00

• N-Type Bifacial TOPCon 575W Half-cut Monocrystalline PV Modules Canadian Solar brand (Tier 1 Solar PV panel; China)

• Hoymiles Microinverter (China)

Is this a good deal ?

2 units of HoyMiles with 6 pcs of panel
Single phase

Any questions i should ask ?

If your actual usage of electricity is 700 kWh for the month

(Usage) You'll be charged first at these rates
1. 200 kWh at 21.8 sen
2. 100 kWh at 33.4 sen
3. 300 kWh at 51.6 sen
4. 100 kWh at 54.6 sen

THEN, (SOLAR) deduct the NEM export (to the Grid) (eg. 500 kWh)
1. minus 100 kWh at 54.6 sen
2. minus 300 kWh at 51.6 sen
3. minus 100 kWh at 33.4 sen



This post has been edited by ronnie: Apr 3 2024, 07:43 AM

TNB won’t do net and count because they stand to earn less.

only day time, the inverter will feed to your DB ?
then night time TNB feeds the DB

SHAH ALAM (May 6): The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (Petra) has come up with the affordable “Solar BOLEH!” programme to enable more people to adopt solar energy by installing solar panels in their homes, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

Fadillah, who is also energy transition and water transformation minister, said Petra is collaborating with the AEON Group, Bank Simpanan Nasional and SOLS Energy to implement the programme.

He said the programme, under the People’s Solar Transition Initiative (Solar@Petra Initiative), aims to encourage more people to benefit from the national energy transition agenda and that it is specifically designed to expand domestic users’ access to solar installation schemes and available financing facilities in the market.

Fadillah said that through this public-private collaboration, solar installation subscriptions can be easily made at AEON branches across the country, with special benefits offered to AEON cardholders, such as earning double reward points.

“In the past, residential solar installations were typically done by those who could afford it because the cost was relatively high, but with the ‘Solar BOLEH!’ programme, we believe more people will respond to the call to support the energy transition agenda.

no news.... typical Malaysia announcement without content.

here's my details https://go.solsenergy.com/solarboleh-aeon

that's probably under home insurance ? like roof fly open ?

Panel 4.64kWp can generate how much kWh per day ?

Maxis also introduce Home Solar....

How does the CREAM program work ?