How to Apply for Solar ATAP Malaysia

The first and most important step is finding a qualified installer registered with SEDA (Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia). A registered installer ensures your system meets all regulatory requirements and handles all paperwork for you.

Our team visits your property to conduct a thorough assessment:

• Roof space, condition, and orientation
• Shading analysis from trees or buildings
• Electrical panel capacity check
• Your electricity consumption patterns

Based on this assessment, we design a system perfectly sized for your needs and budget.

You'll receive a detailed, transparent quotation including:

• System size (kW) and expected generation
• Equipment brands and specifications
• Total cost and flexible payment terms
• Warranty coverage (panels, inverter, workmanship)

Review carefully, ask any questions, then sign the agreement and pay the deposit (typically 30-50%).

We handle all the paperwork for you. Required documents include:

• Copy of recent TNB electricity bill
• Copy of IC (identity card)
• Property ownership proof or landlord consent
• System design and single-line diagram

SEDA reviews your application and checks grid capacity in your area. Unlike NEM 3.0, Solar ATAP has no fixed quota, so approval is based on grid stability rather than limited slots.

You'll receive a Confirmation of Acceptance (COA) once approved.

With approval in hand, our certified team begins the installation:

We mount panels, install the inverter, and connect the electrical system. You pay the remaining balance upon completion.