Your working day
Electricity bills, operating hours and load patterns help establish the useful solar generation profile.
For your business
Solar works best when it is designed around your operations. We assess the property, electricity demand and project requirements together.

A practical starting point
Operating hours and daytime demand help shape a commercial solar design. Roof condition, connection requirements and future expansion plans are part of the same conversation.
We bring design, application support and installation together around the needs of your site.
What a site study considers
Electricity bills, operating hours and load patterns help establish the useful solar generation profile.
We consider shade, roof condition, access, mounting, electrical connections and the relevant approval route.
The proposal should explain equipment, installation scope, assumptions, warranty terms and ongoing responsibilities.
Choose the appropriate route
Start with site suitability. The ownership and commercial arrangement can then be evaluated around the project.
Local project experience
1 MWpSolar modules integrated into a large building roof.
47.6 kWA solar canopy serving a community property.
47.6 kWSolar installed above an existing building roof.
Our Solar ATAP guide for TNB customers explains non-domestic capacity rules, export-credit valuation and the application route. Share your site details so we can discuss an assessment.
Before a site study
Daytime electricity demand, roof condition, electrical connection, ownership or tenancy arrangements and investment goals all matter. We review these before recommending a system.
A financial assessment needs project cost, electricity usage, expected generation and operating assumptions. Savings and payback estimates should show those assumptions. We do not apply one payback figure to every property.
The offering is being developed. Evergreen Technology (M) Sdn Bhd is the intended investor. Eligibility, pricing, duration and responsibilities are being finalised. You can discuss your interest, but published terms are not yet available.
Start with your town, property type, recent bills, operating hours and whether you own or lease the premises. We can then discuss the information needed for a site study.
Start with a conversation
Tell us your town, property type and operating hours. We’ll discuss what a site study should cover.