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[DHAKA, BANGLADESH, April 30, 2026] Huawei has officially launched an advanced Energy Storage System (ESS), LUNA2000-241KWH-2S1 series, for the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) sector of Bangladesh. The announcement has come in a lunching event held in Dhaka today with the presence of distinguished group of industry leaders; factory owners; Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms, and delegates from key industry associations.
As the industry faces increasing pressure to balance operational costs with energy stability, Huawei’s new LUNA2000 series offers a vital solution. Designed for the unique demands of the Bangladesh market, the system provides a robust, high-efficiency, and safe way for local factories to manage their energy consumption.
Jason Wu, President of Huawei South Asia; He Lei, President, APAC C&I and Residential Business Dept., Huawei Digital Power; Will Yu, Managing Director of Huawei South Asia Digital Power; and Md. Shahriar Ahmed Chowdhury, Assistant Professor, Dept. of EEE, UIU & Director, Center for Energy Research launched the product.
Jason Wu, President of Huawei South Asia, said, “Bangladesh is on the pinnacle of solar energy transition for its power efficiency, sustainability and green ecosystem. We are glad to empower the energy industry of Bangladesh to produce more than 430million KWh of electricity with our Digital Power solutions. At the same time, since our technology is a green, it has reduced more than two hundred thousand tons of carbon emission in this country so far. Huawei will be serving this sector with advance solutions as we have been doing for the last few years.”
Will Yu, Managing Director of Huawei South Asia Digital Power said, “Huawei PV and ESS solutions have already gained popularity. And as per the commitment for serving this country with latest technology, we have brought more advanced energy storage. Our new BESS solution utilizes a Cell-to-Consumption (C2C) dual-link safety architecture for superior protection and achieves a remarkable 91.3% round-trip efficiency through advanced hybrid cooling. This will play a critical role in strengthening energy security and accelerating industrial capacities in Bangladesh.”
This newly launched BESS is a unique Pack Optimizer allows for 100% depth of discharge, ensuring maximum capacity utilization, while an active balancing module maintains a higher State of Health (SOH) by overcoming common capacity constraints. Its Smart O&M automatically calibrates the State of Charge (SOC) for the Energy Storage System (ESS).
The gathering also served as a platform to discuss the future of sustainable industrial power in Bangladesh. Md. Shahriar Ahmed Chowdhury, Director, Centre for Energy Research, United International University, Bangladesh, and He Lei, President, APAC C&I and Residential Business Dept., Huawei Digital Power, discussed some current industry trends. Mr. Chowdhury shared his views on ‘Powering the Bangladesh' Renewable Energy Future: Challenge, Trend and Innovation’, while Mr. Lei discussed “How the Middle East Tensions Are Shaping Opportunities & Challenges for APAC Commercial & Industrial Photovoltaic (C&I PV) and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)”. Several customer cases were also presented by other high officials of Huawei and its partner organizations.
[DHAKA, BANGLADESH, April 30, 2026] Huawei has officially launched an advanced Energy Storage System (ESS), LUNA2000-241KWH-2S1 series, for the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) sector of Bangladesh. The announcement has come in a lunching event held in Dhaka today with the presence of distinguished group of industry leaders; factory owners; Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms, and delegates from key industry associations.
As the industry faces increasing pressure to balance operational costs with energy stability, Huawei’s new LUNA2000 series offers a vital solution. Designed for the unique demands of the Bangladesh market, the system provides a robust, high-efficiency, and safe way for local factories to manage their energy consumption.
Jason Wu, President of Huawei South Asia; He Lei, President, APAC C&I and Residential Business Dept., Huawei Digital Power; Will Yu, Managing Director of Huawei South Asia Digital Power; and Md. Shahriar Ahmed Chowdhury, Assistant Professor, Dept. of EEE, UIU & Director, Center for Energy Research launched the product.
Jason Wu, President of Huawei South Asia, said, “Bangladesh is on the pinnacle of solar energy transition for its power efficiency, sustainability and green ecosystem. We are glad to empower the energy industry of Bangladesh to produce more than 430million KWh of electricity with our Digital Power solutions. At the same time, since our technology is a green, it has reduced more than two hundred thousand tons of carbon emission in this country so far. Huawei will be serving this sector with advance solutions as we have been doing for the last few years.”
Will Yu, Managing Director of Huawei South Asia Digital Power said, “Huawei PV and ESS solutions have already gained popularity. And as per the commitment for serving this country with latest technology, we have brought more advanced energy storage. Our new BESS solution utilizes a Cell-to-Consumption (C2C) dual-link safety architecture for superior protection and achieves a remarkable 91.3% round-trip efficiency through advanced hybrid cooling. This will play a critical role in strengthening energy security and accelerating industrial capacities in Bangladesh.”
This newly launched BESS is a unique Pack Optimizer allows for 100% depth of discharge, ensuring maximum capacity utilization, while an active balancing module maintains a higher State of Health (SOH) by overcoming common capacity constraints. Its Smart O&M automatically calibrates the State of Charge (SOC) for the Energy Storage System (ESS).
The gathering also served as a platform to discuss the future of sustainable industrial power in Bangladesh. Md. Shahriar Ahmed Chowdhury, Director, Centre for Energy Research, United International University, Bangladesh, and He Lei, President, APAC C&I and Residential Business Dept., Huawei Digital Power, discussed some current industry trends. Mr. Chowdhury shared his views on ‘Powering the Bangladesh' Renewable Energy Future: Challenge, Trend and Innovation’, while Mr. Lei discussed “How the Middle East Tensions Are Shaping Opportunities & Challenges for APAC Commercial & Industrial Photovoltaic (C&I PV) and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)”. Several customer cases were also presented by other high officials of Huawei and its partner organizations.
