DYQUE Unveils New Solar Solutions as Nigerians Seek Ways to Reduce Diesel Costs

As Nigerians grapple with escalating petrol and diesel expenses, solar energy providers are seeking to make alternative power solutions more affordable and advantageous. At the Nigeria Energy 2026 exhibition held in Lagos, DYQUE Energy unveiled an array of solar and inverter technologies, focusing on the economic benefits of transitioning from traditional power sources to solar.

During the event's three-day span, the company emphasized the capacity for solar installations to markedly diminish reliance on diesel and petrol-powered generators. According to DYQUE’s National Sales Director, Samson Akejelu, properly configured solar systems can facilitate businesses in cutting their generator dependence by 70 to 80 percent, contingent on their electricity consumption, installation area, and system design.

DYQUE presented several products at the exhibition, such as its All-in-One CUBE Series, D1 Residential, D1 Commercial, and DYQUE C&I solutions. Among these, the D1 Series, encompassing both residential and commercial variants, stood out. The D1 Commercial range, featuring capacities from 3kW to 50kW, boasts four Maximum Power Point Trackers (MPPTs), high-voltage compatibility, and expandable battery storage.

Technical Support Manager Jeremiah Samdi elaborated that the series’ modular battery configuration enables customers to augment storage capacity as their electricity needs expand. Furthermore, the series incorporates AI-driven energy management and supports up to 200 percent PV input, with the 50kW model accommodating up to 100kW of solar PV input.

Moreover, DYQUE's C&I range, spanning 125kW to 241kWh, caters to larger facilities with elevated electricity demands.

Although solar adoption can yield substantial savings, the initial installation cost remains a significant hurdle for many Nigerian households and enterprises. Recognizing this obstacle, DYQUE collaborates with financing partners to offer customers more adaptable payment options. DYQUE also pledged lifetime technical support and a five-year replacement warranty.

Should a reported issue remain unresolved within 24 hours, the company provides a replacement, subject to the applicable product specifications. DYQUE’s presence at Nigeria Energy 2026 reflects the increasing curiosity surrounding alternative energy sources, as Nigerians reassess the cost implications of depending on petrol, diesel, and grid electricity.

As more individuals and businesses investigate alternatives to conventional power sources, factors like financing options, suitable system sizing, and dependable post-sale support are expected to continue influencing solar adoption.