NGC Energy has unveiled its Solar PV System Program, aiming to lead Malaysia's renewable energy sector. The company, known as the second-largest LPG supplier in Malaysia, is positioning itself at the forefront of solar energy solutions. This initiative comes as solar power continues to gain momentum as a reliable and cost-effective energy source globally.

"Solar power provides an efficient and sustainable solution to meet the needs of both businesses and households," said Julianna Kamaruddin, CEO of NGC Energy. She highlighted the urgency of addressing rising energy costs and environmental concerns through clean, affordable energy alternatives.

The Solar PV System Program is already having a positive environmental impact, with projections to reduce carbon emissions by 358 metric tons annually by 2024. Solar energy offsets 20 times the emissions of coal and 12 times that of natural gas, making it a powerful solution in the fight against climate change.

Financially, NGC Energy's solar installations promise significant long-term benefits. Residential setups can save between RM3,000 to RM12,000 per year, depending on system size and usage. With government incentives such as the Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA) and the Solar For Rakyat Incentive Scheme (SolaRIS), solar power is becoming more accessible for homeowners and businesses.

The company's efforts are in line with Malaysia's National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), which targets a substantial increase in solar energy capacity from 4% to 58% by 2050. NGC Energy also demonstrates its commitment to sustainability through an internal programme, equipping employees' homes with solar panels.

NGC Energy's Solar PV System Program offers comprehensive solutions, including consultation, installation, and ongoing maintenance. The company also provides a 15-year product warranty and a 30-year linear power output warranty, ensuring reliability and long-term savings for customers.

Looking ahead, NGC Energy plans to expand its solar initiatives and explore new opportunities in the renewable energy market. For more information on the Solar PV Program, visit NGC Energy's website or contact the company for a free consultation.