Not every solar company in Malaysia is properly licensed. Before signing with an installer, verify their SEDA registration and CIDB Malaysia contractor license directly – these aren’t optional formalities, they’re what makes your NEM/Solar ATAP application and Feed-in Tariff eligibility possible. Arus EnerG is a SEDA-registered Registered PV Service Provider (RPVSP), certificate number SEDA-RPVSP-2026/135, verifiable at SEDA’s public certificate checker. This page breaks down what these certifications mean and why they matter, with guidance from CIDB Malaysia.
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Not all solar installers are equal. This section covers the certifications, standards, and requirements that separate a trustworthy solar company from the rest.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose a solar company in Malaysia?
Look for SEDA registration, Tier 1 panels, proper engineering sign-off, and a clear warranty on both equipment and workmanship before signing with any installer. Read the full answer →
What does Tier 1 solar panel mean?
Tier 1 is a classification based on a manufacturer’s financial stability and manufacturing track record — it’s a useful (though not the only) signal of panel quality and bankability. Read the full answer →
What is a SEDA registered solar company?
SEDA (Sustainable Energy Development Authority) registration means the installer is officially recognised to carry out solar PV installations under Malaysia’s regulatory framework. Arus EnerG’s registration number is SEDA-RPVSP-2026/135, valid through 31 December 2026 and renewable annually – verify it directly on SEDA’s certificate checker. Read the full answer →
What is Solar EPCC?
EPCC stands for Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning — the full scope of work a solar company handles from design through to a working, commissioned system. Read the full answer →
What CIDB requirements apply to solar installation?
Solar installers working on larger commercial or industrial projects in Malaysia typically need relevant CIDB registration and certification to legally carry out construction-related work. Read the full answer →
What warranty should I expect on a solar panel system?
Expect a product warranty (typically 10-12 years), a performance warranty (typically 25 years), and a separate workmanship warranty from your installer covering the installation itself. Read the full answer →
Have a question about going solar?
Arus EnerG is a SEDA-registered Registered PV Service Provider (RPVSP, certificate SEDA-RPVSP-2026/135) serving Peninsular Malaysia.
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