Free online class for homeowners

Before you install solar: what actually cuts your TNB bill.

Forty-five minutes, live. How the new tariff changed your bill, what Solar ATAP and the SuRIA rebate really pay back, and the six questions to ask before you sign anything.

📅 Thu, 17 Sep 2026

🕗 8:30 PM MYT

💻 Live on Zoom

🎟️ Free

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The 45 minutes

What we cover, in order

No slides full of company history. Every segment is something you can act on, whether you install solar or not.

01
Why your bill went up in the first placeThe July 2025 restructure scrapped the old tiered rates. Homes above 1,500 kWh a month now pay a higher rate and get none of the efficiency incentive. We show you where you sit.
02
The four levers that actually move a bill, ranked by ringgitHabits, efficiency, load shifting, then generation. Some cost nothing. We go through them in order of what they are worth, not what we sell.
03
Solar ATAP and SuRIA, worked out live on a real RM900 billWhat the rebate pays, what exporting to the grid is now worth after NEM ended, and why same-month credits change the maths.
04
Solar alone, or solar with a batteryRoughly 75% off a bill versus roughly 95%. When the extra cost is worth it and when it is not.
05
The six questions to ask before you sign anythingWho pays for repairs. Who pays for labour. What happens in year eight. Ask these of us and of everyone else quoting you.
06
Live Q&ABring your actual bill. Ask anything, including what it costs.

Worth your evening if…

You own a landed home in Peninsular Malaysia
Your TNB bill is RM300 a month or more
You are considering solar but do not want a salesperson yet
You already have quotes and cannot tell them apart
You want the rebate explained before it closes

Probably not for you if…

You rent, or you cannot make changes to the roof
Your bill is under RM200 a month, where the payback rarely works
You live in a high-rise without exclusive roof access
You want a quote today and nothing else

Who is running it

Plus Xnergy has been building these systems since 2019

4–15 kWpTypical home systems, from terrace roofs to bungalows in Setia Eco Park, Kota SAS and Kemuning Utama

4 hoursMaximum response time to a service request, with onsite attendance inside two business days

Tier 1BloombergNEF-listed battery storage, low-voltage design, ISO certified delivery

9 stepsFrom preliminary study to authority liaison, commissioning and ongoing maintenance

Straight answers

The questions everyone asks first

Is this just a sales pitch?

The first four segments are about your bill and would still be useful if you never install anything. The last one is about how to judge any solar company, including us. We will tell you what we sell and what it costs if you ask in the Q&A.

Will someone call me after this?

Only if you ask us to. At the end there is a link to book a free assessment. If you do not click it, you will not hear from us again after the class.

Do I need to have my bill ready?

It helps a lot for segment three, but it is not required. Your last myTNB statement or a photo of the bill is enough.

What if I cannot make it on the night?

Is the RM3,000 rebate really ending?

The SuRIA Home rebate runs until 31 December 2026 or until the RM150 million national pool is used up, whichever comes first. Installation and approval take time, so the practical deadline is earlier than the printed one. We explain the timeline in segment three.

I already have three quotes. Is this useful?

That is the best reason to come. Segment five exists so you can tell quotes apart on something other than the final number.