Installing solar panels on rooftops in order to be eco friendly and at the same time saving electricity bill can be a costly affair, as these panels are not cheap!. However it is absolutely certain that on the long run a substantial savings is imminent yet the cost of starting the journey is beyond the reach for many households.
Know this fact as a hurdle for many, SOLS Energy is introducing a special ‘Home Solar Subscription Program’, offering homeowners a simplified and more accessible pathway to embrace solar energy like never before.
Distinguishing itself from conventional solar initiatives, the ‘Home Solar Subscription Program’ offers immediate payback periods, mitigating the lengthy waiting periods typically associated with recovering initial investments. Notably, participants benefit from a fixed tariff rate of RM0.46 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for the next two decades, offering potential savings compared to the current national grid tariff of RM0.57/kWh. This fixed rate ensures stability and predictability in energy costs, presenting a compelling economic rationale for homeowners to transition to solar power.
With a proven track record of 14MW worth of solar installed, SOLS Energy stands as the No. 1 home solar company in Malaysia with over 1,800 home solar installations. The programme has resulted in annual electricity bill savings of RM13.4 million for customers and carbon avoidance equivalent to planting 418,500 trees.
One of the key benefits of the programme is its avoidance of credit card or loan financing, ensuring subscribers do not incur debt. Subscribers also receive a complimentary 20-year solar PV hardware warranty, providing peace of mind and reliability.
SOLS Energy offers personalised installations with in-house installers who can provide advice based on the needs of each home. This commitment to personalised service sets SOLS Energy apart and ensures that each homeowner receives the best solar solution for their needs.
The company is backed by Petronas and has a resolute commitment to transitioning 285,000 Malaysian households to green energy.
