SOLAR PV PROJECT INVESTMENT INSIGHTS LATEST TECHNOLOGIES, BUSINESS MODELS, REGULATORY UPDATES & RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES
13 - 14 JULY 2026
16 CDP Approved by ST
COURSE INTRODUCTION
Malaysia's solar PV market offers opportunities across residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale projects, but sound investment decisions require an understanding of technology, regulation, commercial structures and risk. This programme gives technical and non-technical participants a practical overview of PV configurations, system components, market segments, business models and regulatory considerations. Applied exercises help participants assess project opportunities and engage more confidently with developers, investors, contractors and asset owners.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this programme, participants should be able to:
- Differentiate grid-connected, off-grid and battery-integrated solar PV systems.
- Explain the functions of the principal components in a solar PV installation.
- Compare Malaysia's residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale market segments.
- Evaluate common solar PV business and investment models.
- Recognise key licensing, regulatory and project-development considerations.
- Identify technical, commercial and operational risks that affect project viability.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This programme is suitable for investors, project owners, developers, engineers, facilities and energy managers, sustainability teams, financial and commercial professionals, and decision-makers exploring solar PV projects in Malaysia.
COURSE CONTENT
- Grid-connected, off-grid and battery-integrated solar PV configurations
- PV modules, inverters, mounting, protection, metering and balance-of-system components
- Residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale market segments
- Malaysia solar-market programmes, licensing and regulatory considerations
- Common ownership, leasing, power-purchase and investment models
- Project development stages from site assessment to operation
- Energy-yield, cost, revenue and return considerations
- Technical, contractual, regulatory and operational project risks
- Hands-on component identification and applied opportunity assessment
