SuRIA Home Solar Rebate 2026 | RM3,000 Solar ATAP Rebate for Malaysian Homes

[RM3,000 Rebate] SuRIA Home Solar ATAP 2026: Eligibility & Claim Guide
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SuRIA Home Solar Rebate 2026 | RM3,000 Cash Rebate for Malaysian Homes

SuRIA Home (Sustainable Rebate & Incentive Assistance Home) is Malaysia’s 2026 residential solar incentive launched by PETRA (Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air). Designed to help domestic users lower electricity bills, eligible Malaysian homeowners installing rooftop solar under Solar ATAP receive a direct cash rebate of RM600 per 1kWac, capped at a maximum of RM3,000.

Quick Summary: Key SuRIA Home 2026 Facts

The SuRIA Home program offers RM600 per 1kWac up to RM3,000 (reached at 5kWac inverter capacity). Implementation started on 1 June 2026 and runs until 31 December 2026 or when the limited 250MW national quota (RM150 million allocation) is fully taken up on a first-come, first-served basis.

RM600 rebate / 1kWac
RM3,000 max cash rebate
5kWac cap reached at
250MW national quota
1 June 2026 disbursement starts

How Much Cash Rebate Will You Receive?

The rebate is calculated based on the installed AC capacity (kWac - Inverter Output Rating), not the panel DC wattage (kWp). The maximum cap is 5kWac. Larger systems still receive the RM3,000 maximum.

Solar System Size (Inverter kWac) SuRIA Home Cash Rebate Calculation Breakdown
1 kWac RM600 RM600 × 1 kWac
2 kWac RM1,200 RM600 × 2 kWac
3 kWac RM1,800 RM600 × 3 kWac
4 kWac RM2,400 RM600 × 4 kWac
5 kWac and above RM3,000 (Maximum) Maximum rebate cap reached

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Who Qualifies for the SuRIA Home Rebate? (5 Checklist Conditions)

To ensure your rebate is approved without rejection, all 5 conditions set by PETRA must be satisfied simultaneously:

Malaysian Citizen: Must hold a valid NRIC.

Individual Domestic TNB Account: The TNB account must be under a personal name (Domestic Tariff A). Accounts under company names or previous house owners will fail automatically!

Solar ATAP Registration: The system must be registered and submitted under the Solar ATAP scheme by a SEDA-registered installer.

Commissioning Deadline: The system must successfully commence operation with TNB before 31 December 2026 or before the 250MW quota is filled.

One Claim Per Individual: Anyone who previously received a SolaRIS cash rebate is strictly excluded.

How Is the Cash Rebate Disbursed? (3-Step Payment Process)

Unlike discounts applied directly to quotations, SuRIA Home pays a direct cash rebate directly into your personal bank account:

Step 1: Application via eATAP
Your SEDA-registered solar installer submits the system design and package through the official eATAP portal.

Step 2: TNB Inspection & Meter Commissioning
TNB completes grid connection and replaces your smart meter to commence official operation.

Step 3: Direct Bank Transfer
TNB emails eligible homeowners in phases to verify bank details. Once verified, the cash rebate is transferred within 7 working days.

Solar ATAP vs SuRIA Home: What’s the Difference?

Solar ATAP: The overarching national rooftop solar program that allows homes to generate electricity and export excess power for TNB bill offset.

SuRIA Home: The financial cash-back subsidy (up to RM3,000) rewarded to domestic users participating in Solar ATAP.

Ready to secure your RM3,000 SuRIA Home Rebate before the 250MW quota runs out?

Due to high demand, the 250MW quota is granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Connect with verified SEDA-registered installers to check your eligibility and secure your application early!

May 22,2026