
ABOUT
We strive not just to be Solar Installers,
But a trusted solar solutions company in Malaysia
Our mission is to encourage Malaysians to prioritise sustainability, to educate them on the power of solar and to provide quality turnkey solar PV system solutions in Malaysia for our clients to energise their businesses and homes through the power of the Sun.
OUR SERVICES
Diverse solutions tailored to your every need
We provide turnkey solutions covering the design, supply and installation of Solar Systems in Malaysia and Battery Energy Storage Systems for all types of premises, from Residential, Commercial and Industrial, to Large-Scale projects.
Why Use Solar Energy in Malaysia?
As a trusted solar company in Malaysia, we provide expert solar installation in Malaysia. Our team delivers quality solar system solutions for your home or business.

We are stewards of this planet and it is our responsibility to take care of it, not just for ourselves, but for our future generations.
Save the earth
Solar systems are self-sustaining and can start generating solar energy to power your home and business as soon as the sun starts shining.
Save time
By relying on solar energy, you can save up to 100% of your electricity bill depending on your monthly consumption.
Save money
Our Malaysian government has introduced a double tax exemption for companies going solar, which provides tax relief of up to 38.4% of the solar project cost.
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OUR CLIENTS
Customer Testimonial

Super impressed with the whole process. Clear communication, smooth installation, and great aftersales service. The team was professional and efficient, even provide a drone shot of solar panel plan and sunlight forecast graph. Highly recommended if you're thinking about going solar!
Dedrick

他们的回应时间真的在柔佛州内6小时内,非常迅速。服务很好,反应也很快。无论你问什么问题,他们都会给出明确的答复。我有很多朋友在安装太阳能系统后,联系不上他们的供应商,而我是相当幸运的
Kok Peng

I had the panels since January. I have yet to pay for electricity. It is efficient, and the service from Solarlink is prompt, professional, and reliable. The consultant in charge has been very gracious and patient with all my queries.
Mary Pereira

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A solar system is a long-term investment, so the company behind it matters as much as the equipment. Three things are worth checking before you commit:
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Proven track record: Ask for completed projects of a similar type and size to yours, and speak to past clients where possible.
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Technical and engineering capability: A capable team designs the system around your site and load profile, rather than offering a one-size-fits-all package.
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Good service and location coverage: Solar and BESS are for the long-term and require care and maintenance after installation. Choose a company with the ability to respond promptly and be on site should any issues arise.
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The cost depends on the system's capacity and specifications, so there is no single price that fits every project. Please reach out to our team and we will prepare a quotation specific to your site and requirements.
As a guide, our clients typically see a return on investment (ROI) of 3 to 5 years, especially with the tax incentives available.
It depends on your load profile (i.e. energy usage patterns), your tariff structure (low, medium or high voltage) and what you want the system to achieve. Our team will run a technical and financial analysis for your site, so you can see clearly whether adding a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) makes sense for you.
Yes. Solarlink Energy is a one-stop BESS and Solar PV solution provider, so we take care of the process from start to finish, including any liaison with authorities and any approvals required.
For commercial and industrial (C&I) projects, the whole installation and licencing process typically takes between 2 months to 6 months, depending on the system capacity.
Solar ATAP is the successor to the NEM 3.0 scheme, allowing consumers to export excess solar energy to the grid in exchange for bill credits. Under the scheme, residential exports are credited at the applicable TNB Energy Charge (RM0.2703 or RM0.3703/kWh), while commercial and industrial (C&I) exports are credited based on the monthly Average System Marginal Price (SMP). However, exports are subject to a monthly cap (Maximum Allowable Quantity or MAQ), calculated based on inverter capacity, 5 sun hours, and billing days. Any excess beyond the cap is forfeited, and unused credits cannot be carried forward or exchanged for cash. Check it out in the blog article.
The available incentives depend on the type of property:
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Commercial and industrial (C&I): GITA and the Capital Allowance (CA) tax incentive of up to 38.4% (until 31 Dec 2026).
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Residential: MySuria cash rebate of up to RM3,000, only up to March 2027.*
*Available on a first-come, first-served basis, upon eligibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes. As outlined in Budget 2027, the Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA) has been extended and is valid through 31 December 2030. However, based on the proposed guidelines, solar systems alone will not be eligible for GITA after 31 December 2026. Instead, only solar systems paired with BESS shall be eligible. Detailed terms for the extension are still being finalised, so please speak to our team for the latest eligibility details before you plan your investment.
That is not correct. You can still sell excess solar energy back to TNB under the Solar ATAP scheme, subject to its terms and conditions, including the export pricing and monthly cap described above in FAQ no.5.
No, a battery is not a requirement for installing solar. Whether a BESS is a worthwhile addition depends on your own situation, so our team will run a technical and financial analysis to give you the clearest picture of whether it is right for you.
A Rapid Shutdown Device (RSD) is a safety feature that quickly reduces the voltage in a rooftop solar system during an emergency, such as a fire. An RSD is primarily for firefighter safety in the event of a fire and does not in itself reduce fire risk.
Switching off the inverter alone does not always de-energise (shut down) the panels and wiring on the roof, this is because panels keep producing voltage whenever there is sunlight, which flows through the cables in the system, and creates a risk of electric shock for firefighters looking to put out fires. The difference is the level of control: how much of the system is shut down:
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String-level RSD: One device controls a whole group (string) of panels. It disconnects the strings from the inverter and cuts power in the cables running between the roof and the inverter.
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Limitation: The panels within each string can still produce voltage in daylight, so the wiring inside the array may stay live (powered).
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Pros: Lower upfront cost, fewer components/points of failure and fewer parts on the roof to maintain.
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Cons: No panel-by-panel data, open-circuit voltage still present at panel level.
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Panel-level RSD: A device on each panel (such as an optimiser, microinverter or dedicated shutdown device) reduces that panel’s output to a safe low voltage. This de-energises the whole array, including the cabling on the roof.
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Pros: The highest safety margin, which is better for firefighters in the event of a fire. It also gives panel-by-panel monitoring and fault location.
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Cons: Higher upfront cost, and more devices on the roof, which means more points of failure and higher maintenance.
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Which one to choose? It depends on the fire safety and insurance requirements and budget. Under Malaysia’s current Bomba guidelines, string-level RSDs are sufficient, and compulsory, for C&I solar systems. RSDs are not required for Residential solar systems.
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We recommend a full-scope Operations and Maintenance (O&M) service, which includes panel cleaning at least once a year to keep your system performing at its best.
We do not recommend doing it yourself. Solar PV and BESS are specialised equipment, and a comprehensive O&M should be carried out by trained professionals to keep the system safe and performing optimally, which protects your ROI.
Comprehensive O&M should also include cable and key equipment testing, as well as system performance reporting, all of which are included in our standard O&M package for our clients.




















