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Homi Solar Malaysia · Solar ATAP 2026

Homi Solar Malaysia

HOMI reviews your TNB bill, roof condition and project goals before recommending residential solar, commercial solar, EV charging or ESG energy planning. Start with clear numbers before a site visit.

Since 2010Solar and renewable energy experience 3 regionsKuala Lumpur, Malacca, Johor Bahru Homes + businessesResidential, commercial and ESG support
Roof by roof

See the work behind a solar installation.

Explore the roof, mounting rails and panel installation in our site records. Each roof needs its own assessment; these photos are not a promise of savings.

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What would you like solar to do?

Residential solar panels installed on a Malaysian home

Solar for your home

Plan your rooftop system around your TNB bill, daytime use, roof conditions and budget.

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Commercial rooftop solar installation for a Malaysian factory

Commercial Solar

Factory and business solar planning around maximum demand, GITA, ROI visibility and operating cost control.

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Electric vehicle charging with solar energy planning

EV Charger Solution

Plan EV charging with solar generation, TOU strategy and safe electrical design for daily driving needs.

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Solar ATAP 2026

Estimate Your Solar Savings

Use your monthly TNB usage to estimate system size, ATAP credit, monthly savings, and payback period.

  • Domestic Solar ATAP approval depends on connection phase; single-phase systems are usually planned around 5 kWAC, while three-phase systems may go up to 15 kWAC before additional technical checks.
  • SuRIA Home may provide eligible domestic Solar ATAP customers a one-time rebate of RM600/kWac up to RM3,000, subject to quota, commissioning deadline, and official terms.
  • Non-domestic export credit should be reviewed against Average SMP before quotation, because SMP changes with market settlement periods.
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Estimates are based on editable TNB 2026 tariff assumptions, domestic ATAP credit assumptions, and non-domestic Average SMP assumptions. Actual savings depend on roof condition, approved system size, irradiation, usage pattern, settlement period, and authority approval.

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask first.

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What should I prepare for a solar assessment?

Have a recent TNB bill, your property type and roof photos ready. The team will also ask when you use most electricity. An on-site survey is needed before final design and quotation.

Can these project photos tell me how much I will save?

No. Photos show installation work, not measured financial results. Your savings depend on consumption, daylight use, roof conditions, system design and the tariff that applies to you.

Do I need a battery?

A battery is a separate design decision. Discuss your evening use, backup expectations and budget with the team; a battery is not automatically needed for every solar installation.

Where can I check current solar policies?

Our policy guide links to official sources. Eligibility, tariffs and offer terms can change, so confirm the applicable terms before committing to an installation.

Industry Recognition

Recognised as a Top SIGENERGY Installer for H1 2026

HELUKABEL Malaysia recognised Homify Energy and Engineering Sdn Bhd as a Top Installer for SIGENERGY for the first half of 2026, acknowledging its performance, commitment and contribution.

Issued 11 August 2026 · HELUKABEL Malaysia Sdn Bhd

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HELUKABEL Malaysia certificate recognising Homify Energy and Engineering Sdn Bhd as a Top SIGENERGY Installer for the first half of 2026
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