TNB Geng Bijak Tenaga RM100: 600kWh Rules and Who Can Win
Does using 600kWh or less earn every TNB customer RM100? No. Learn the October–November 2026 campaign rules, 12-month account requirement, registration and winner selection.

Source: PETRA statement via Bernama (3 Sep 2026); official campaign site (checked 26 Oct 2026)
Checked 26 October 2026. Malaysia's Geng Bijak Tenaga campaign encourages eligible TNB households to limit electricity use to 600kWh or less in each of October and November 2026. But this is not an automatic RM100 payment for every household below the limit.
PETRA says that a total of 2,000 selected domestic customers will each receive a RM100 Touch 'n Go Reload PIN, amounting to RM200,000 in incentives. Selection depends on the full campaign rules, including reductions in consumption compared with earlier months.
What are the main eligibility conditions?
According to PETRA's announcement:
- The participant must have an eligible TNB domestic account.
- The account must have been active for at least 12 months.
- Electricity consumption must stay at 600kWh or below in both October and November 2026.
- TNB evaluates the percentage drop between the average use in the two campaign months and the average use in the two preceding months.
- The 2,000 selected recipients are to be announced in December 2026, after verification.
Meeting the 600kWh ceiling is therefore a screening condition, not a promise of an award. Someone with a low bill but little percentage reduction might not rank as highly as another eligible participant with a larger reduction.
Registration: do you need to sign up?
PETRA announced that registration opened 10 September 2026. The campaign's designated information and registration website is gengbijaktenaga.my.
At the time of writing, we could confirm the official announcement but could not fully load the current website form. We therefore cannot responsibly claim a particular button label, required field, closing date or extra registration condition.
A practical approach is to:
- Visit the designated website directly and read the current terms and conditions, registration status and any deadline.
- Confirm your TNB account is classified as domestic and has been active for 12 months or more.
- Follow the site's actual official registration process and keep proof of entry.
- Check your bills or the official myTNB platform for the consumption figures used by the campaign.
- Wait for TNB's official December announcement; do not pay “claim fees” or share OTPs with strangers.
400, 600 and 800kWh: worked examples
These are illustrations, not verified participant records or results.
| Household example | October | November | Meets the monthly 600kWh ceiling? | Guaranteed RM100? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 400kWh | 400kWh | Yes, for this requirement | No; ranking and other criteria still apply |
| B | 600kWh | 600kWh | Yes, exactly at the cap | No; percentage reduction may be low |
| C | 800kWh | 600kWh | No, October exceeded the cap | Not eligible on this two-month consumption condition |
600kWh is a unit of energy, not RM600 of electricity charges. A ringgit bill total cannot be used as a substitute for kilowatt-hours.
How does the percentage reduction work?
The announcement says TNB compares average consumption over October and November with average consumption over the preceding two months, and considers the highest percentage reductions.
For example, assume a household averaged 700kWh in the preceding two months, then recorded 500kWh in October and 500kWh in November. Its campaign average is 500kWh, implying a reduction of:
(700 − 500) ÷ 700 × 100 = approximately 28.6%.
This is not a published winning cutoff. The actual results depend on complete official verification and ranking, not this example.
By comparison, a household consistently using 400kWh before and during the campaign would meet the two-month cap but show no reduction from that baseline. Neither example is promised a prize.
Do not mix up three different TNB rules
| Item | What it concerns | Is it the Geng Bijak prize condition? |
|---|---|---|
| Geng Bijak: 600kWh | A specific 2026 two-month competition ceiling | Yes, one requirement |
| TNB 800kWh bill threshold | Separate electricity tariff or household bill treatment | No, not a replacement for 600kWh |
| Time of Use (ToU) | Electricity pricing by time period | A separate tariff choice, not prize eligibility |
For more on other electricity rules, see JomGuide's 800kWh explainer and TNB ToU comparison.
Frequently asked questions
If I use 590kWh in October and 600kWh in November, do I win? You meet the consumption ceiling, but the domestic-account, registration, ranking and other official rules still matter.
Does TNB automatically enrol everyone with low usage? Do not assume so. PETRA announced a registration process, which you should verify on the designated website.
Is the prize paid into a bank account? The stated prize is a RM100 Touch 'n Go Reload PIN, not an automatic bank transfer.
When are winners announced? The ministry said December 2026 after TNB reviews and verifies the October and November data. Check official updates for exact notification details.
Sources: PETRA announcement via Bernama (3 September), Geng Bijak Tenaga official campaign site, TNB. Full official campaign terms prevail.
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