TranESS has unveiled new innovative energy storage solutions designed to accelerate the country’s transition toward reliable, sustainable, and cost-effective power.

Unveiling the product at the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Channel Launch themed: “Reimagining Energy for Commerce and Industry,” in Lagos, the company reinstated its commitment to empowering Nigerian businesses with advanced energy storage technologies that enhance energy resilience, reduce operating costs, and support long-term sustainability goals.

The Team Lead, TranESS Nigeria, Abiodun Wasiu, said the DYQUE 125kW / 241kWh Commercial & Industrial Energy Storage System, is a next-generation all-in-one intelligent solar-plus-storage solution engineered specifically for commercial and industrial applications.

According to him, the DYQUE system integrates PCS, MPPT, battery, Battery Management System (BMS), thermal management, and fire protection into a single plug-and-play platform, eliminating the need for complex on-site commissioning while reducing deployment time.

“Its modular string-type architecture supports flexible AC-side parallel expansion, allowing customers to scale their energy storage capacity according to project requirements,” he stated.

Designed for seamless hybrid operation, Wasiu said the DYQUE solution supports integration with solar PV systems, battery storage, and diesel generators, while enabling uninterrupted switching between on-grid and off-grid modes.

“Advanced remote monitoring, smart control functionality, and over-the-air (OTA) upgrades provide customers with enhanced operational visibility and simplified maintenance.

“Backed by a 5-year warranty, the DYQUE 125kW/241kWh system offers businesses a reliable solution for peak shaving, backup power, load shifting, renewable energy optimization, and energy cost reduction,” he stated.

TranESS also announced the reintroduction of the ITEL 50kW Commercial & Industrial Energy Storage Solution alongside its 16kWh modular battery system.

Wasiu said the modular battery platform is designed for flexibility and scalability, allowing up to 12 battery units to be stacked together to meet varying customer energy demands.

He, however, presented TranESS strategic growth plans for the Nigerian market, highlighting opportunities for distributors, EPC contractors, installers, and channel partners to participate in the rapidly expanding energy storage sector.

Emphasizing the critical role of energy storage in addressing Nigeria’s energy challenges and enabling businesses to achieve greater energy independence, Wasiu said:  “Our goal is to create a thriving ecosystem where our partners can succeed while delivering world-class energy solutions to customers across Nigeria.”

He stressed the company’s commitment to building a strong partner ecosystem capable of delivering high-quality energy solutions across the country.