MyQariah

11/08/2016

The cost of solar power has declined dramatically over the past few decades, from $40 per watt in 1977 to $0.74 per watt in 2013. This trend is expected to accelerate as improvements in efficiency and new technologies come online. This is good news for citizens of developed countries who want to make the switch to a cleaner and increasingly cheaper energy source. The shift to solar may be most dramatic for those living in developing countries. Thanks to inexpensive printed solar cells, 1.3 billion people currently without electricity may be able to plug in for the first time.

http://inhabitat.com/paper-thin-printed-solar-cells-could-provide-power-for-1-3-billion/?newgallery=true

Thanks to inexpensive printed solar cells, 1.3 billion people currently without electricity may be able to plug in for the first time.

29/12/2015

Closing Date for EOI applications of Solar PV [Individual] has been extended (1) one week to 5.00 p.m. on 15th January (Friday)

Putrajaya, 26th December 2015

Due to overwhelming requests from the public, SEDA Malaysia wishes to announce that the Closing Date for Expression of Interest (EOI) applications of Solar PV [Individual] via the e-FiT online system has been extended (1) one week to 5.00 p.m. on 15th January 2016 (Friday). All EOI applications must be submitted and payment of processing fee must be made via credit card not later than 5.00 p.m. on 15th January 2016 (Friday).

Thereafter, SEDA will carry out a screening process on all submitted and paid EOI applications to qualify applicants that meet SEDA’s requirements. In the event that the volume of qualified EOI applications exceeds the amount of quota allocated, all qualified EOI applications will be assigned a Queue No. by an online e-balloting system. The e-balloting process will be conducted on 26th January 2016 in an event open to the public. Quota will then be allocated to qualified EOI applications based on the Queue No. until all quota is taken up.

Applicants are reminded to comply with all the rules and regulations as prescribed under the Renewable Energy Act 2011, its applicable subsidiary legislations and the Step by Step Guide for 2016 Solar PV [Individual] Application .

All Solar PV FiA applicants are also reminded that as prescribed under Section 17 of the RE Act 2011, the feed-in tariff shall be subjected to a degression rate commencing on 1 January every year. This implies that projects approved under solar PV quota for 2015 must achieve FiTCD status by end of 2015. Failure to do so shall result in a degression to the feed-in tariff rate of between 10% - 20% (depending on the system size and bonuses).

Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) Malaysia

25/11/2015

Solar 1 Malaysia will be realised to enable consistent supply of Renewable Energy to our grid. More Koperasi will be able to participate and memebrs would benefit form such long term investment.

08/09/2015

NET METERING on its way

http://www.seda.gov.my/?omaneg=00010100000001010101000100001000000000000000000000&y=45&s=4984

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21 (Bernama) -- Malaysia will be implementing its 500 megawatts (MW) of capacity for net energy metering (NEM) beginning 2016 until 2020, with 100MW capacity limit a year in Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah.

21/08/2015

A veru important tool for evaluation of your solarability

The search giant releases an online tool that lets homeowners instantly determine how much money they can save by installing solar panels.

27/05/2015

Fuel booster - additional 25% saving, plus performance

27/05/2015