Malaysia Solar Price Index: Dated Residential Package Listings

Updated Sources & method
Quick answer
This is a dated snapshot of advertised residential package prices: the 3, 5, 6.6, 8, 10 and 13 kWp classes were reviewed 2026-09-29.
Decision details
This is a dated snapshot of advertised residential package prices: the 3, 5, 6.6, 8, 10 and 13 kWp classes were reviewed 2026-09-29. Bands describe public listings, not transactions, current quotes, or the right size for a particular home [source] [source] [source] [source] [source] [source].

Fits if: Homeowners reviewing residential solar package advertisements before requesting written proposals.

Main drawback: The listed packages may differ in equipment and installation scope, so the prices are not directly comparable.

Compare: review date, panel kWp, inverter kWac, equipment, installation scope, fees, exclusions and quote validity.

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In this guide

Residential package listings by size

These public listings were captured as dated price bands for residential package sizes. The reported median is the median of the quoted midpoints in each size class; counts identify the offers and sites in that class. All six rows were reviewed 2026-09-29 [source] [source] [source] [source] [source] [source].

Dated residential advertised package bands reviewed 2026-09-29
Residential classAdvertised rangeMidpoint medianOffers / sitesReviewed
Around 3 kWpRM6,000–RM18,000RM13,50010 / 72026-09-29
Around 5 kWpRM15,000–RM30,000RM19,49912 / 52026-09-29
Around 6.6 kWpRM17,999–RM38,000RM22,3746 / 42026-09-29
Around 8 kWpRM20,499–RM45,000RM26,9009 / 42026-09-29
Around 10 kWpRM22,999–RM60,000RM36,25014 / 72026-09-29
Around 13 kWpRM25,499–RM60,000RM38,0007 / 32026-09-29

One separate 7–9 kWp advertisement

GetSolar’s page, updated 22 August 2026, states prices as of March 2026 and lists RM26,000–RM38,000 for a semi-detached 7–9 kWp system [source]. This is one advertiser’s range, not a 9 kWp market band or median, a current quote, or proof that it matches another proposal’s scope.

These are advertised listings, not transaction prices, current market averages, our prices or offers for your home. The range does not establish that packages include equivalent equipment or work. Do not treat a class median as a target price.

Use the rows when comparing proposals

Start with actual bill kWh and billing days, supply phase, roof and daytime load. Ask providers to state panel capacity in kWp and inverter output in kWac separately, then list models, roof work, wiring, application responsibility, fees, taxes, exclusions and warranties. A system label or monthly bill amount alone does not establish a suitable size or price.

Once a site design is proposed, request its complete installed price and one smaller option; ask for a larger option only if the roof, phase and usage profile support it. Compare both against the same bill and period: expected generation, daytime self-use, credited exports, remaining bill and total project cost. For the larger design, weigh the added installed cost against the extra self-use/export-credit value stated in the proposal—not against a size-class median alone.

The capture contains one reviewed reading per size class, so it cannot show a month-over-month trend. A trend needs a later reading for the same class gathered on a comparable basis.

The price-list request this index can—and cannot—answer

A Lowyat forum post on 6 May 2019 asked for a reference price list for 4, 8 and 12 kW “under NEM” (original question). That is evidence of a past size-comparison question, not proof that NEM or those prices still apply. This index has nearby classes around 3, 5, 6.6, 8, 10 and 13 kWp; it has no exact 4 or 12 kWp row and does not remap that old request to current programme terms. The 4.0 kW calculator-display page covers one 4.0 kW output from a separate record. This sample has no specific 12 kWp price, so do not interpolate between nearby classes.

How this price sample was assembled

The index is not one set of directly comparable offers. Each row combines public pages dated in 2026 that list a package around that capacity class; only listed prices, “from” prices and ranges are included. Worked examples, historical or illustrative figures, and net-of-rebate figures are excluded. The band uses the lowest and highest qualifying figures, while the median is the median of the collected quote midpoints. That median describes this advertisement sample only: it is not a forecast of your bill, a verified typical price or a provider offer. Offer and site counts differ by size; the 13 kWp row has only three sites, so its evidence base is not as broad as rows with more sources. [source] [source] [source] [source] [source] [source]

Frequently asked questions

What do advertised residential solar packages cost?

The captured bands were: around 3 kWp RM6,000–RM18,000, median RM13,500 (10 offers, 7 sites); 5 kWp RM15,000–RM30,000, median RM19,499 (12 offers, 5 sites); 6.6 kWp RM17,999–RM38,000, median RM22,374 (6 offers, 4 sites); 8 kWp RM20,499–RM45,000, median RM26,900 (9 offers, 4 sites); 10 kWp RM22,999–RM60,000, median RM36,250 (14 offers, 7 sites); and 13 kWp RM25,499–RM60,000, median RM38,000 (7 offers, 3 sites). The rows were reviewed 2026-09-29 [source] [source] [source] [source] [source] [source].

Does a bill amount identify the package size or price I need?

No. Use actual bill kWh and days, supply phase, roof and load with a site-specific written design. These bands are not matched to bill amounts and do not recommend a system size.

Can I compare two listed prices directly?

Only after checking the offer dates and whether equipment, panel kWp, inverter kWac, roof work, wiring, fees, taxes, exclusions and warranties cover the same scope. A public listing is not a binding quotation.

Do the rows show a monthly price trend?

No. These rows are one dated snapshot reviewed 2026-09-29. A change cannot be calculated without a later comparable reading for the same system class.