A Solar100 Verified Partner is a participating Malaysian solar company that has completed Solar100’s screening process based on the business, certification, compliance and service-support information reviewed at the time of verification.
What Is a Solar100 Verified Partner?
A Solar100 Verified Partner is a participating solar company that has completed Solar100’s screening process based on the information and supporting documents reviewed during verification.
What Does Solar100 Verified Partner Mean?
Solar100 Verified Partner status is used for participating solar companies that have completed Solar100’s verification process.
The process is based on business, certification, compliance and service-support information made available for review.
Participating Provider
The company participates in Solar100’s solar provider discovery and quotation enquiry platform.
Information Reviewed
Relevant company, certification, compliance and support information has been submitted or made available for review.
Five Core Areas
The company is assessed using Solar100’s five stated verification areas.
Trust Indicator
The status gives users an additional screening reference when discovering solar providers.
Comparison Support
Users can consider verification information together with quotations, equipment, warranties and project terms.
Not a Guarantee
Verified status does not guarantee project quality, savings, completion or warranty outcomes.
What Are the Five Solar100 Verification Standards?
Solar100 uses five core areas to organise its partner verification process.
SEDA Certified
Relevant solar certification or provider information is considered during the review process.
SSM Registered
The participating business is expected to provide identifiable company registration information.
Gov Policy Compliant
The company is expected to operate with regard to applicable solar programme, policy and project requirements.
O&M Support
The provider should be able to explain its operations, maintenance and after-sales support arrangements.
Free Quote & Consult
Users can request an initial quotation enquiry or consultation without paying a Solar100 platform consultation fee.
What Information May Be Reviewed During Verification?
The information requested may differ according to the company’s business structure, services and project categories.
Information made available for review may include:
- Registered company name
- SSM registration information
- Business contact information
- Company service areas
- Residential solar capabilities
- Commercial or industrial capabilities
- Relevant SEDA-related information
- Solar service or provider credentials
- Application and documentation support
- Operations and maintenance arrangements
- After-sales support information
- Quotation and consultation process
- Product and workmanship warranty information
- Company profile and project experience
- Other supporting documents where relevant
How Does the Solar100 Verification Process Work?
- Provider Submission The solar company provides business, service, certification and support information for review.
- Information Review Solar100 reviews the available information against its core verification areas.
- Clarification Additional explanations or supporting information may be requested where details are incomplete or unclear.
- Status Decision Verified status may be displayed when the participating provider has completed the applicable screening process.
The review process is intended to create a more consistent starting point for users evaluating participating solar providers.
It is not a substitute for a project-specific engineering assessment, site inspection, financial review or legal review.
What Does Verified Partner Status Mean for Customers?
Verified status gives customers an additional reference when beginning a solar provider search.
Verified Status Can Indicate
- The provider is identifiable as a participating business
- Business information has been made available for review
- Relevant verification areas have been considered
- The provider offers solar-related services
- Service coverage information may be available
- O&M or after-sales arrangements have been described
- The provider supports initial quotation enquiries
Verified Status Does Not Automatically Mean
- The company is the cheapest provider
- Every quotation is technically suitable
- Every employee has been individually reviewed
- Every subcontractor has been approved by Solar100
- Every project will finish on time
- Every customer will achieve the same savings
- Every warranty claim will be approved
What Does Solar100 Verification Not Guarantee?
Solar100 Verification is not an insurance policy, performance warranty or engineering certification for an individual project.
It does not guarantee:
- Installation quality for every project
- A specific electricity bill reduction
- A fixed financial return
- A guaranteed solar payback period
- A specific annual generation result
- Approval of an application
- Project completion by a fixed date
- Roof suitability
- Equipment availability
- Approval of every warranty claim
- Continued validity of every document
- Absence of future complaints or disputes
Can Solar100 Verified Partner Status Change?
Yes. Verification status is not necessarily permanent.
A company’s status may be reviewed when relevant information changes or when Solar100 receives information that may require clarification.
Status may be affected by matters such as:
- Expired or changed supporting information
- Changes to the registered business
- Changes in solar service capability
- Changes in service coverage
- Changes in O&M support arrangements
- Incomplete responses to verification questions
- Material customer complaints
- Information that conflicts with previous submissions
- Failure to maintain applicable partner requirements
- Withdrawal from the Solar100 partner programme
Depending on the circumstances, status may be updated, suspended or removed.
What Should Customers Still Check?
Verified Partner status should support customer due diligence, not replace it.
- What is the provider’s current legal company name?
- Does the company currently serve my location?
- Does it have experience with my type of property or facility?
- Who will perform the technical assessment?
- Who will carry out the installation?
- Will any installation work be subcontracted?
- What exact solar panel and inverter models are included?
- Why was the proposed system capacity selected?
- What installation and electrical work is included?
- Which application services are included?
- What costs are excluded?
- Who provides each warranty?
- Who handles O&M and warranty claims?
- What deposit and payment schedule are required?
- What is the expected project timeline?
Does Verified Status Mean Every Quotation Is Approved by Solar100?
No. Solar100 Verified Partner status applies to the participating provider based on the verification information reviewed.
It does not mean Solar100 has independently approved every quotation, system design, equipment selection, savings estimate or contract issued by the provider.
Customers should separately review:
- Proposed system capacity
- Estimated annual generation
- Calculation assumptions
- Solar panel brand and model
- Inverter brand and model
- Installation and electrical scope
- Application services
- Product and workmanship warranties
- O&M support
- Project exclusions
- Payment terms
- Total project price
How May Solar100 Handle Concerns About a Verified Partner?
Solar100 may review information submitted about a participating provider when the concern is relevant to its verification or partner status.
Useful information may include:
- Provider or company name
- Project location
- Date of quotation or agreement
- Relevant written quotation
- Contract or payment documents
- Written communication with the provider
- Description of the issue
- Steps already taken to resolve it
Solar100 may request clarification from the provider or review whether the information affects the company’s platform status.
How Can a Solar Company Become a Solar100 Verified Partner?
A solar company interested in participating may be asked to submit company and service information for review.
Company Information
Registered business name, contact information, company profile and service locations may be requested.
Solar Credentials
Relevant solar certification, provider or technical information may be required for the applicable services.
Service Capabilities
The company may need to explain its residential, commercial, industrial, maintenance or related solar capabilities.
Customer Support
Quotation, consultation, O&M, after-sales and warranty-support arrangements may be reviewed.
Submission of information does not automatically guarantee approval or Verified Partner status.
What Warning Signs Should Customers Still Watch For?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every solar company on Solar100 a Verified Partner?
Not necessarily. Verified Partner status should be specifically displayed for the participating provider where applicable.
Does Verified Partner status mean the company is the cheapest?
No. Verification does not guarantee the lowest price. Customers should compare complete system specifications, project scope, warranties and payment terms.
Does Solar100 inspect every installation?
No. Verification is based on the company and supporting information reviewed. Solar100 does not automatically inspect every installation site or completed project.
Does Solar100 guarantee electricity savings?
No. Actual results depend on electricity usage, roof conditions, system design, weather, equipment performance and other project factors.
Can Verified Partner status be suspended or removed?
Yes. Status may be reviewed, updated, suspended or removed when relevant information changes or concerns require further assessment.
Should I still compare quotations from Verified Partners?
Yes. Customers should compare system capacity, equipment, generation estimates, warranties, included work, exclusions, payment terms and total price.
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