📢 IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS OWNERS

Your TNB Tariff Changed on 1 July 2025. Here's What You Need to Know!

If your factory or industrial premise was previously billed under Tariff D (Low Voltage Industrial), your account has now been shifted to the Non-Domestic Low Voltage (LV) category under the new Regulatory Period 4 (RP4) electricity tariff structure.

What Has Changed?

🧾 Old Tariff D:

✔ Energy Charge (sen/kWh)
✔ Maximum Demand Charge (RM/kW per month) – based on your highest power draw
❌ No itemised breakdown – simpler structure

🔄 New Tariff (Non-Domestic Low Voltage):

✔ No More Maximum Demand Charges
✔ Charges are now itemised into:

• Energy Charge: usage-based (sen/kWh)
• Capacity Charge: based on how much load you use
• Network Charge: covers distribution costs
• Retail Charge: for customer services
• AFA: automatic fuel adjustment, replacing ICPT

🕒 Optional Time-of-Use (ToU) pricing may apply — peak vs off-peak charges

❗ What This Means for You

✅ Some businesses may benefit - no more MD charges, lower demand hours
❌ Others may see higher bills - especially those with high or inefficient load usage during peak periods

💡 The new structure rewards energy efficiency and peak load management.


How Solar Can Help You Save

At Solar Sunyield, we’ve already helped many industrial clients reduce their new bills by:

🔋 Installing Solar PV systems tailored to daytime operational load
📊 Analyzing TNB bills to understand new charges
⚡ Maximizing energy usage during sunlight hours
📉 Reducing dependency on grid power during expensive periods


📩 Want to Know Your Savings Potential?

Send us your latest TNB bill, and we’ll provide a FREE detailed analysis of:

✅ How your new tariff affects your business
✅ Estimated solar savings
✅ ROI and payback period if you install solar



Your Partner for Smarter, Cleaner, and More Affordable Energy ⚡🌞