Horwath HTL summary
A rooftop solar programme in Peninsular Malaysia that lets premises, including hotels, use solar power on site and earn bill credits for surplus exported to the grid.
Eligibility
Existing electricity consumers in Peninsular Malaysia, including non-domestic premises, are eligible if they are not multi-tenant premises or generators and are not participating in another solar scheme.
The administering body decides eligibility and support. Check the official programme against your organisation and project before making commitments.
Project timing in the recorded terms
The public record does not state whether the project may have started. Check the official programme.
Support
Non-domestic systems can be sized up to 100% of maximum demand. Surplus exports earn bill credits at the average system marginal price, offset within the same billing period, for up to ten years.
- Application timing
- Rolling application
Why a hotel might use it
renewable energy, solar, energy cost.
Critical conditions
- Peninsular Malaysia only; the guidelines took effect on 1 January 2026.
- Capacity is allocated first come, first served, within limits set by the Government.
- A TNB technical assessment is required before installation, with fees from RM1,000 depending on capacity.
- This is a billing arrangement, not a grant: unused export credits lapse at the end of each billing period.
Verification
- Last verified
- 14 September 2026
- Official page updated
- 30 December 2025