Energy efficiency & solar: your questions answered.

Infinergi is a Malaysian energy efficiency and solar company and the official Eniscope and Best.Energy partner in Malaysia. It helps businesses cut electricity costs with IoT energy monitoring, smart building controls, commercial solar PV and battery storage, starting with a free energy audit and with zero CAPEX financing available. Services include free energy audits, Eniscope IoT energy monitoring, smart building controls, energy efficiency upgrades, commercial and residential solar PV, battery energy storage and automated ESG reporting.

Infinergi serves businesses and homeowners across Peninsular Malaysia. Multi-site energy monitoring is managed through the cloud, so retail and F&B chains can cover all their outlets from one dashboard.

Factories and manufacturing, commercial buildings and offices, retail chains and malls, F&B outlets, hotels, hospitals and healthcare, logistics and warehouses, schools and residential customers.

Email sales@infinergi.com.my, call or WhatsApp +60 12-749 6950, or request a free energy audit online. We reply within 24 hours, usually within 2 hours on business days via WhatsApp.

Work in this order: (1) check your tariff and maximum demand for avoidable charges; (2) schedule air-conditioning, lighting and machines to actual operating hours; (3) measure major loads with IoT sub-metering to find hidden waste; (4) upgrade inefficient equipment where data shows the best payback; (5) add rooftop solar and, where it pays, battery storage. See our 30 energy saving ideas.

Typically 15 to 40% of the electricity bill from energy efficiency alone, depending on the facility. Combined with solar and battery storage, the reduction can be much larger at suitable sites, although some fixed and grid charges usually remain. Your free audit gives an exact projection.

Most Infinergi efficiency and solar projects pay back in 2 to 4 years. No-cost measures such as scheduling and demand optimisation pay back immediately.

For many commercial and industrial TNB tariffs, you pay for the highest kW demand recorded in the month as well as for kWh. A single spike, for example several chillers starting together, can set that charge for the whole month. Staggering start-ups, smart controls and batteries reduce it.

Since July 2025, TNB's tariff includes a monthly Automatic Fuel Adjustment that replaced the six-monthly ICPT. It adds a surcharge or gives a rebate per kWh depending on fuel costs. Using fewer kWh, or generating your own solar power, reduces your exposure to it.

Yes. Infinergi provides a free, no-obligation energy audit for businesses in Peninsular Malaysia, with a personalised RM savings projection within 5 business days.

IoT energy monitoring uses connected sub-meters and sensors to measure electricity use of individual circuits and equipment, typically every minute, and sends the data to a cloud dashboard. It shows where energy is wasted and verifies savings. Infinergi uses the Eniscope platform, deployed at more than 16,000 sites worldwide.

A building that uses connected sensors, meters and controls to measure energy and conditions in real time and automatically adjust equipment like air-conditioning and lighting. Infinergi retrofits smart building technology into existing buildings in hours, with or without a BMS.

No. Installation is typically completed in hours with zero disruption to operations.

For most businesses with daytime operations, yes. Commercial rooftop solar typically pays back in 3 to 5 years (often faster for industrial sites), and panels carry 25-year performance warranties. See commercial solar in Malaysia.

Solar ATAP is Malaysia's rooftop solar programme that replaced net energy metering (NEM). Surplus solar exported to the grid is credited against the bill for a 10-year term. Non-domestic systems can be sized up to 100% of maximum demand, capped at 1 MW. Check SEDA for current rules.

Yes. Infinergi's solar business is SEDA registered and handles Solar ATAP, SEDA and TNB applications for clients.

Not always. Batteries pay off where maximum demand charges are high, where evening use is significant, or where backup power is critical, such as hospitals and manufacturing. We model this in your audit.

Yes. With zero CAPEX financing, an investor funds efficiency equipment and you share the verified savings, or a solar PPA lets you buy solar power below your TNB rate. On qualifying projects, deals are designed so expected savings exceed payments from month one, and savings guarantees are available on qualifying contracts.

The Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA), administered by MGTC, allows qualifying companies to claim tax allowances on eligible green assets such as solar, and now runs until 31 December 2030. Confirm your project's eligibility with MGTC and your tax adviser.

The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act 2024 took effect on 1 January 2025. Energy consumers using 21,600 GJ or more over 12 months (about 6 GWh) must appoint a registered energy manager, implement an energy management system, carry out energy audits and report to the Energy Commission. Read our EECA guide.

Electricity use is reported as Scope 2 emissions. Reducing kWh lowers your emissions, and Infinergi's automated reports provide metered kWh and CO₂ figures for sustainability and ESG reports.