itel Solar Energy, a leading provider of affordable and user-friendly solar solutions, has officially launched its first sales and service hub in Nigeria. The flagship outlet, located at the bustling Alaba International Market, marks a major step forward in the company’s mission to deliver accessible, clean energy to Nigerians.
The grand opening, held last weekend, brought together industry leaders, market stakeholders, customers, and itel Solar Energy executives for a day of innovation, engagement, and celebration. Guests experienced live product demonstrations, interactive displays, and one-on-one consultations with itel’s team of energy experts.
The Alaba store is designed to serve as a central access point for itel Solar Energy’s growing customer base. It will offer a comprehensive range of products, including solar panels, inverters, batteries, and complete solar home systems. The centre will also provide expert installation, advisory services, and reliable after-sales support, ensuring customers enjoy a smooth and sustainable transition to solar energy.
Speaking at the event, Mr Olaotan Fawehinmi, Public Relations Manager, Itel Solar, highlighted the company’s unique value proposition in a competitive market. According to him, “We are excited to bring Itel Solar Energy’s affordable and reliable solar solutions to Alaba Market. But beyond affordability, what sets us apart is the solid quality of our products and our commitment to after-sales service. We offer a 3-year replacement warranty on our inverters and a 5-year replacement on our batteries, something you don’t often see in this market.
“Additionally, our Carlcare service centre is located right in the same building as our store, ensuring immediate support when needed. Also, with our Carlcare centres spread across all 36 states of Nigeria and the FCT, our customers are never alone after purchase.”
With a firm belief that solar energy should be simple, affordable, and accessible, itel Solar Energy has designed its solutions to be easy to install, operate, and maintain. The new store is expected to benefit local businesses and households alike, offering an alternative to unreliable grid power, high cost of fuel and unsafe fuel-based generators.
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