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Yes. This technology is popular in European countries, the USA, and Australia. Millions of installations have been completed. Thorough research has been done, showing that it only produces superficial radiation. The radiation level is similar to that of a light tube, which doesn’t harm the human body at all.

Yes, it is durable. Thorough research has shown that solar panels have a durability of over 25 years. Additionally, they come with a 25-year performance warranty.

Customers can continue to utilize solar energy during the day. At night, an installer will need to install a solar battery for storing the solar energy.

No, the ownership of the system is tied to the property owner. Only if the property ownership is transferred can the ownership of the solar photovoltaic system be transferred as well.

A single solar panel costs approximately RM1,200++, and the inverter may cost around RM20,000. Therefore, the cost is high; however, it is worth the investment because you can sell the energy back to TNB.

Cleaning may be required occasionally. You can use water to brush away debris, dust, or droppings. Solar panels last for 30 years, and inverters last more than 15 years.

This is to encourage the public to install solar panels and promote green energy. Additionally, it helps save costs for TNB by reducing the need to build more coal plants and substations.

I'm afraid not. Due to the overwhelming public response, SEDA has decided to implement a balloting system. Only applicants who secure a quota will be able to sell energy back to TNB.