KARACHI: itel Energy has unveiled its latest solar energy storage solutions at the 22nd Solar Pakistan Expo at the Karachi Expo Centre, showcasing new battery models, hybrid inverters and AI-powered energy management technology.
The company presented its solutions amid rising electricity costs and persistent power outages in Pakistan. It also outlined plans to expand after-sales support through a network of service centres across the country.
New Battery Range and Hybrid Inverters
itel Energy showcased its Generation 2 residential battery range, which includes new 2.5kW and 5kW models. According to the company, the batteries feature advanced Battery Management Systems (BMS), enhanced safety features and Grade-A REPT BATTERO cells.
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The company said the batteries support more than 10 years of daily cycling capability and allow users to expand their systems as energy needs grow.
itel Energy also displayed its Sparta hybrid inverter series, featuring IP66- and IP54-rated models designed for different installation environments.
Service Centres Planned in 40 Cities
Ahsan, Country Technical Manager at itel Energy Pakistan, announced plans to establish service centres in 40 cities nationwide.
He said the initiative aims to strengthen after-sales support for customers in major urban centres as well as smaller towns.
The company is also expanding its portfolio for commercial and industrial customers, offering hybrid Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) designed to meet different power requirements.
Scalable Solutions for Businesses
itel Energy highlighted a 10kWh battery system alongside larger, scalable storage solutions ranging from 40.96kWh to 661.8kWh.
The company said its commercial and industrial offerings also include energy auditing, system monitoring and AI-based energy management technologies.
Technical Manager Dan highlighted the company’s inverter and battery portfolio, which targets residential users, businesses and industrial facilities with varying energy requirements.
AI Technology to Improve Energy Management
The company’s marketing team also introduced an AI-powered energy management system that uses weather forecasts and projected conditions over the next 24 hours to optimize battery use and electricity loads.
The technology is designed to help users manage energy consumption when changing weather conditions could reduce solar generation.
Charlotte, Marketing Manager for China at itel Energy, said the exhibition offered an opportunity to strengthen business partnerships, respond to local market needs and encourage renewable energy adoption in Pakistan.
Expanding Pakistan’s Renewable Energy Market
itel Energy said its participation in the expo reflects its commitment to expanding energy storage options and strengthening customer support across Pakistan.
The company’s proposed service network and expanded product portfolio target growing demand for solar power and storage solutions among households, commercial businesses and industrial users.
