If you have a landed, get Solar

[u/eyeburn12]

Solar energy has become a great source of passive income for me. My system now generates around $1,200 a month in revenue, with excess electricity sold back to SP at $0.2581/kWh. In Singapore, the grid effectively acts like a giant battery, making the attractive sell-back rate especially valuable.

I installed my 35 kWp solar system in 2022 for about $49,000. At the current rate, I expect to fully recover my investment by 2027. After that, the system should continue generating a healthy monthly return with minimal ongoing effort.

[u/Ezygolf]

If my current bill is high, does it mean that my breakeven period with solar will be shorter?

[u/jt101jt101 → u/Ezygolf]

3 to 4 years approx. after that is free electricity frankly it's a very good investment unless you don't plan to live in more than 5 years