Putrajaya is the federal administrative centre, with government office precincts, newer landed homes and apartments in each precinct, and continuing construction in the newer precincts.
What we usually see in Putrajaya
Terraces and semi-Ds with concrete tiles
Newer landed houses usually have concrete roof tiles and enough roof space facing east or west for a home system. Most owners ask how Solar ATAP applies to them and whether a battery is worth adding.
Condos: shared roofs need the management body
In a condominium, the roof and car park are common property, so an individual owner cannot install panels or an EV charger without the management corporation's approval. Projects for common areas are proposed to the management body instead.
Shop-offices with daytime business
Clinics, cafés, and offices in shop-office rows use most of their electricity during business hours. Roof access and whether neighbouring units share the roof are checked during assessment.
Planning solar for new homes
Owners of newly built or handed-over houses can plan panels, an EV charger, and a battery together, so cable routes and the DB box are prepared once instead of being redone later.
