Transsion Group Expands into Clean Energy with TranESS, Bringing Customer-Inspired Solutions to Emerging Markets

Shenzhen, China — July 3, 2026 — Transsion Group, the mobile phone giant known for its deep roots in Africa and other emerging markets, is expanding its smart life ecosystem into clean energy through TranESS, its energy business unit. Built on the group’s understanding of local users and market needs, TranESS has grown in just […]

Shenzhen, China — July 3, 2026 — Transsion Group, the mobile phone giant known for its deep roots in Africa and other emerging markets, is expanding its smart life ecosystem into clean energy through TranESS, its energy business unit.

Built on the group’s understanding of local users and market needs, TranESS has grown in just over two years into a fast-emerging clean energy provider. Through its two core brands, itel Energy and DYQUE, the company is offering a portfolio that ranges from easy-to-use backup power products to integrated solar-plus-storage solutions for commercial and industrial applications, and other places where stable power is still a daily challenge.

“Transsion has always grown by understanding what users in emerging markets truly need,” said Eason Duan, Vice President of TranESS. “We are bringing the same customer-first approach into the energy industry. Our goal is to provide clean energy solutions that are reliable, practical, and accessible for local markets.”

In the consumer energy segment, the company’s award-winning hot-selling Power Series has gained strong momentum in markets across West Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. The series helps individuals, households, small shops, offices, and mobile entrepreneurs keep daily life and business operations running during power outages. Designed for everyday use, the products focus on reliable performance, simple operation, and accessible after-sales support.

For residential users, TranESS provides smart energy storage solutions that help families reduce dependence on unstable grids and traditional generators. Its solutions are designed for different home scenarios, from compact living spaces to larger households, with a focus on safety, ease of use, and long-term service support.

To meet different business needs, TranESS offers both split-type and all-in-one C&I energy storage solutions, covering power ranges from 20kW to 350kW, and capacities from 60kWh to megawatt-scale systems. This flexible portfolio enables the company to support applications from small commercial backup power to larger solar-plus-storage and integrated energy projects.

By combining energy storage systems, solar integration, engineering support, partner networks, and localized service and O&M capabilities, TranESS helps business customers build cleaner and more stable power systems. The company’s commercial and industrial deployments have reached several hundred projects, supporting factories, farms, warehouses, offices, and hotels that once relied on diesel generators during unstable grid conditions.

Operating in more than 20 countries across Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, TranESS is strengthening its presence by building local service capabilities, partner networks, and technical training systems to ensure customers receive fast, reliable support throughout the product lifecycle.

“Energy is the next essential connection,” Eason Duan added. “Just as Transsion helped connect people through mobile technology, TranESS aims to empower homes, businesses, and communities with cleaner and more reliable power.”

About TranESS

TranESS is the energy business unit under Transsion Group, committed to providing renewable energy solutions for emerging markets. Through its two core brands, itel Energy and DYQUE, TranESS offers portable power, residential energy storage, commercial and industrial energy storage, and integrated solar energy systems. Operating in more than 20 countries, TranESS provides energy technologies and services for households, businesses, and communities.

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Yinghua Luo

Global Marketing Manager, TranESS

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