TranESS C&I recently conducted an acceptance and handover ceremony for a 125kW DYQUE energy storage system installed at a hotel in GRA, Ikeja, Lagos. The project, delivered in collaboration with EPC partner KizzyTech, features a 125kW inverter, 241kWh battery capacity, and a 93kWp solar photovoltaic (PV) system comprising 150 units of 620W solar panels. The ceremony, attended by representatives from TranESS C&I, the hotel, and KizzyTech, marked the formal transfer of the system, which has been operational since installation and now provides the hotel with reliable power without relying on generators as its primary source. Mr. Abiodun Wasiu, Business Development Manager at TranESS C&I, emphasized the project’s role in addressing energy challenges through sustainable solutions, highlighting the collaborative effort between all parties involved in design, deployment, and commissioning.
The event also formalized a five-year warranty agreement for the system, with additional after-sales support available throughout its operational lifespan. TranESS C&I reiterated its commitment to delivering commercial and industrial (C&I) energy solutions tailored to sectors such as hospitality, agriculture, and manufacturing. KizzyTech’s technical expertise was critical in ensuring the project’s successful implementation, underscoring the importance of partnerships in advancing renewable energy adoption. The hotel’s transition to the DYQUE system exemplifies how businesses can reduce dependence on conventional power sources while enhancing operational efficiency, according to TranESS. The company’s C&I solutions, including the DYQUE and itel systems, are designed to meet diverse energy needs across Nigeria’s industrial landscape.
Public-interest implications of the project include its potential to inspire broader adoption of solar and storage technologies among Nigerian businesses. By minimizing generator use, the system contributes to reduced carbon emissions and energy costs, aligning with national sustainability goals. TranESS C&I’s expansion in the C&I market reflects growing demand for reliable, off-grid power solutions amid persistent electricity supply challenges. The Ikeja project serves as a case study for how integrated solar, storage, and technical support can create resilient energy frameworks. Mr. Wasiu noted that the collaboration with KizzyTech and the hotel demonstrates the viability of such models, which could be replicated across sectors to enhance energy security. The company’s focus on after-sales service further ensures long-term reliability, reinforcing its role as a key player in Nigeria’s energy transition.
The successful handover in Ikeja highlights TranESS C&I’s growing influence in Nigeria’s commercial energy sector, with the DYQUE system offering a scalable blueprint for businesses seeking sustainable power alternatives. The project’s completion underscores the company’s dedication to supporting clients beyond installation, as evidenced by its nationwide after-sales network. By combining cutting-edge technology with strategic partnerships, TranESS C&I continues to position itself as a leader in delivering innovative energy solutions. The ceremony not only celebrated a milestone for the hotel but also reinforced the company’s commitment to fostering partnerships that drive Nigeria’s shift toward renewable energy and energy independence.