Quest Energy

At a glance

Registered name

Quest Energy Sdn. Bhd.

Main office

Cheras, Selangor

States on SEDA register

Selangor

Works on

Homes, Commercial and industrial

SEDA-qualified technicians

2 (1 grid-connected PV system design, 1 solar PV wireman chargeman)

Google rating

5.0 from 7 reviews

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Sat–Sun: Closed

SEDA register data

As of 31 July 2026

About Quest Energy

Quest Energy is a Solar Photovoltaic (PV) engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) provider based in Bandar Saujana Putra, Selangor, offering rooftop solar installations for malls, factories, commercial buildings and homes across the Klang Valley. It also offers a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) as an alternative to buying a system outright.

The company's portfolio lists numerous completed rooftop projects, including 260kWac at Trans Elite in Shah Alam, 86kWac at IOI PFCC Tower 1 in Puchong, 70kWac at a BRDB Development sales gallery in Subang Jaya, 50kWac at Surfmep in Puchong, and residential systems ranging from 4kWac to 12kWp across various Klang Valley townships. No founding year or overall project count is published on its website.

Quest Energy says homeowners typically qualify if their monthly electricity bill exceeds RM250, and that commercial and industrial customers may be entitled to a Double Tax Incentive for solar investment, though it doesn't publish the qualifying conditions. Its FAQ describes both the Accelerated Transition Action Programme (ATAP) and Net Energy Metering (NEM 3.0), including a 10-year NEM contract term after which excess export credit and roll-over stop. The website doesn't mention battery storage, EV chargers, or specific panel and inverter brands.

Solar services offered by Quest Energy

• Solar InstallationProvides EPCC (design and build) solar PV installation for homes, factories and commercial buildings.
• System Design & EngineeringDesigns solar systems to optimise energy production and system efficiency, says the company.
• Maintenance & MonitoringOffers proactive monitoring to flag potential issues in installed solar systems.
• Financing OptionsOffers flexible financing for residential, commercial and industrial clients, though specific terms aren't published.
• Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)Offers a PPA as an alternative to buying a solar system outright.

Not mentioned on its website: battery storage, EV chargers. Ask directly if you need any of these.

Selected Quest Energy projects

Project details as published on the company's website.

Panels, inverters and warranty

Panel brands

Not published

Inverter brands

Not published

Warranty

Not published

Ask for the panel and inverter models in your quote, and get the warranties in writing.

SEDA registration and qualified technicians

Quest Energy Sdn. Bhd. is listed on the Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) register of solar PV service providers. The register names 2 qualified people at the company:

• Grid-connected PV system design (1)Qualified to design systems connected to the TNB grid.
• Solar PV wireman chargeman (1)Qualified to carry out and sign off the electrical connection.

You can check any installer yourself on the SEDA register. Our guide to SEDA registration explains what the certificates mean. Register data as of 31 July 2026.

Quest Energy reviews

5.0 from 7 Google reviews

• 5 star7
• 4 star0
• 3 star0
• 2 star0
• 1 star0

Themes that come up most in the reviews:

• Solar panel installation
• After sales

7 reviews is a small sample. Read the most recent ones on Google Maps before deciding.

Quest Energy locations

• Main office

  no. 5-02, jalan bendahara 38/7, BANDAR MAHKOTA CHERAS, 43200, Selangor

  03-5103 8899DirectionsSource: SEDA register

Contact Quest Energy

Main line

03-5103 8899

Email

enquiry@questenergy.com.my

Website

www.questenergy.com.my

Before you get a quote from Quest Energy

• Ask for the exact eligibility conditions behind its 'RM250+ monthly bill' guidance and its mentioned Double Tax Incentive for commercial and industrial solar, since specifics aren't published.
• If considering a PPA instead of buying outright, ask about contract length, ownership at the end of the term, and exit terms.
• No panel or inverter brand or warranty terms are published — ask for these in writing.
• Ask whether they handle Solar ATAP applications specifically — while the site has a section on ATAP, its FAQ still describes NEM 3.0 as what reduces electricity expenses, which Solar ATAP replaced on 1 January 2026.

To compare quotes, see our guides to solar panel costs and net energy metering.

Frequently asked questions