SuRIA Home 2026: How to Get Up to RM3,000 Solar Rebate in Malaysia
SuRIA Home 2026: Up to RM3,000 Solar Rebate in Malaysia
Thinking about installing solar for your home? In 2026, eligible Malaysian homeowners may receive up to RM3,000 in cash rebate through the SuRIA Home programme.
SuRIA Home is a government initiative introduced to encourage residential solar PV adoption under the Solar Accelerated Transition Action Programme (Solar ATAP).
What Is SuRIA Home?
SuRIA Home provides eligible domestic Solar ATAP customers with a one-time cash rebate of RM600 per kWac, capped at RM3,000.
Solar PV Capacity
3 kWac
RM1,800 Rebate
Solar PV Capacity
4 kWac
RM2,400 Rebate
Solar PV Capacity
5 kWac
RM3,000 Rebate
Solar PV Capacity
6 kWac
RM3,000*
Rebate capped at RM3,000
Who Is Eligible?
According to the programme requirements, SuRIA Home is available to eligible Solar ATAP domestic customers who are Malaysian citizens.
Key conditions include:
✓ Malaysian citizen
✓ Domestic customer under Solar ATAP
✓ Have not previously received a cash rebate under SolaRIS
✓ Solar PV system meets programme requirements
Eligibility is subject to the official SuRIA Home programme terms and conditions.
When Can You Apply?
Application Period
1 June 2026 – 31 December 2026
First-come, first-served basis, or until the available allocation is fully distributed.
Commissioning Deadline The solar PV system must be successfully commissioned by 31 December 2026, or before the allocation is fully distributed.
Why Start Early? Installation involves assessment, application, installation and TNB-related procedures.
How Does SuRIA Home Work With Solar ATAP?
SuRIA Home and Solar ATAP are related but serve different purposes.
Solar ATAP
Allows eligible consumers in Peninsular Malaysia to install solar PV systems for self-consumption, with surplus electricity handled according to the programme mechanism.
SuRIA Home
Provides an additional one-time cash rebate to eligible domestic Solar ATAP customers who meet the programme requirements.
In simple terms
Install Eligible Solar PV → Participate in Solar ATAP → Meet SuRIA Home Requirements → Receive Eligible Rebate How Much Solar Does Your Home Need?
The rebate should not be the only factor when choosing your solar system size. Your installer should assess your actual electricity usage and home requirements.
✓ Monthly TNB electricity consumption
✓ Current electricity bill
✓ Daytime electricity usage
✓ Available roof space
✓ Single-phase or three-phase supply
✓ Future electricity needs
✓ Battery storage requirements
Important: The suitable system size depends on your actual electricity usage rather than simply choosing the maximum rebate amount.
Is the RM3,000 Rebate the Main Reason to Install Solar?
The rebate can help reduce the cost of an eligible solar investment, but your potential electricity savings should also be considered.
A proper solar assessment should look at:
TNB Bill → Solar Generation → Self-Consumption → Electricity Savings → System Cost → Payback Period
Planning to Install Solar in 2026?
If you are considering solar, check your eligibility early as SuRIA Home is subject to a first-come, first-served allocation and a 2026 commissioning deadline.
At ESE, we can help you evaluate your electricity usage and solar requirements before deciding on a suitable system.
ESE Solar Assessment
Get Your Free Solar Assessment
Have your latest TNB electricity bill ready and let us help you understand your suitable solar system size, estimated solar generation, potential electricity savings, Solar PV + Battery options and relevant programme requirements.
Your TNB bill could be the first step towards understanding how much you can save with solar.
Contact ESE for a Free Consultation
Programme eligibility, rebate availability and requirements are subject to the official SuRIA Home and Solar ATAP terms and conditions.
22 Sep 2026
