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Four data-driven pillars that prove why solar infrastructure investment in Malaysia is the most compelling opportunity of this decade.

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+35% tariff increase since 2013
15×+ solar growth runway to 2050
~8.3× projected total return
Pillar 01 · Why Solar, Why Now

Electricity Tariffs
Keep Rising Every year you wait costs more.

Malaysia's electricity tariffs have climbed steadily since 2013. The RP4 revision effective July 2025 marks the steepest single jump yet — and NETR targets signal continued structural pressure on fossil-fuel dependency for decades ahead. Solar is no longer just about sustainability — it is becoming a financial necessity.

Peninsular Malaysia Average Base Tariff (sen / kWh)
33.54
2013
38.53
RP1
39.45
RP2
39.95
RP3
45.40 RP4 · NEW
RP4
Energy Commission of Malaysia — RP4 effective July 2025
PeriodAverage Base Tariff
2013
33.54 sen/kWh
2014–2017 (RP1)
38.53 sen/kWh
2018–2021 (RP2)
39.45 sen/kWh
2022–2024 (RP3)
39.95 sen/kWh
July 2025 (RP4)NEW
45.40 sen/kWh
+35%
Increase in electricity tariffs since 2013
+13.6%
Increase from RP3 → RP4 alone
Urgency Signal
Solar is a financial necessity — rising tariffs make staying grid-dependent increasingly costly each year.
Pillar 02 · Malaysia's RE Market
Current National Installed Capacity Mix
Coal 46.9%
Gas 36.5%
Hydro 12.2%
Solar 4.5%
70%
NETR Target · By 2050 Malaysia targets 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050 — from just 4.5% solar today. This represents a 15×+ growth runway for solar infrastructure deployment across Malaysia.
National Energy Transition Roadmap

A 15×+
Growth Runway

Malaysia's grid is currently 96% fossil-fuelled. The NETR creates a massive, government-backed opportunity for solar infrastructure investment — and early-stage investors who position now stand to capture the most upside.

4.5%
Current solar share of national capacity
70%
NETR renewable capacity target by 2050
15×+
Solar growth needed to reach the 2050 target
2025–29
Early-adopter scale window — open now
NETR policy
 Policy
National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR)
Malaysia's government has committed to 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050. The grid is currently 96% fossil-fuelled — representing a massive growth runway for early-stage solar investors who position now.
Solar rooftop installation
 New Policy
Solar ATAP Policy — Effective Jan 2026
The Solar ATAP policy accelerates commercial rooftop solar adoption, creating an enabling regulatory environment for investment structures and reducing approval timelines for new installations.
Scale window opportunity
 Timing
The 2025 – 2029 Scale Window
Early-adopter window is open now. Comparable platforms — SLVEST (listed Nov 2019, ~RM 2.99B market cap) and Verdant Solar (listed Oct 2025, ~RM 213M) — confirm the IPO exit thesis is viable and replicable.
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Your Questions,
Answered Proactive answers to the questions investors always ask.

What happens if Solar Harmoni winds down?
The investment entity is a legally separate entity from Solar Harmoni's operating company. If Solar Harmoni ceased operations, your asset and equity stake would remain fully intact. The investment entity can independently appoint an alternative Operations & Maintenance provider — there are multiple licensed O&M contractors operating in Malaysia. Your investment is not dependent on Solar Harmoni remaining your service provider.
What tax benefits are available to investors?
Qualifying assets are eligible for significant Malaysian tax incentives: (1) Capital Allowance of 24% on qualifying solar assets; (2) Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA) of 12% for green-certified investments; and (3) eligibility for MyHijau-endorsed green financing at preferential rates. When ITA is approved, the IRR impact is substantial — the baseline IRR of 17.9% rises to 27.9% with ITA applied, a +10 percentage point uplift that compounds across the full 21-year asset horizon. After-tax returns compound meaningfully beyond the headline figures. Consult your tax advisor for your specific entity type and structure.
Is Solar Harmoni regulated and compliant?
Solar Harmoni operates under applicable Malaysian regulations governing solar energy companies and investment structures. We are registered with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) and comply with the Energy Commission of Malaysia's licensing requirements for solar installers and system operators. For detailed compliance documentation relevant to your investment, contact our legal team or request our full investor documentation package.

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