Berlin – September 10, 2026 -- TCL Industries and TCL Technology are showcasing a unified residential energy ecosystem at IFA 2026, linking solar generation, battery storage and smart home controls under a single management platform.
TCL builds its 'Inspiration Habitat' exhibit around three pillars: smart devices, displays and clean energy
The immersive space at Messe Berlin's Hall 21A, running September 4-8, 2026, lets visitors interact directly with hardware spanning SunPower Home Energy and TCL Smart Home product lines.
New solar hardware includes SunPower Origin Back Contact panels and TCL T5 Pro TOPCon modules
The lineup also features TCL C2 Back Contact modules, battery energy storage systems and residential heat pumps, all connected through a smart home energy management system that consolidates solar output, storage levels, climate control and household consumption into one interface, giving homeowners a single view for optimizing efficiency.
TCL reports 11.7% renewable energy share in its 2025 industrial consumption
Valentina Maggiore, Vice President of Marketing at TCL SunPower, said renewable sources -- including green electricity and self-generated solar -- accounted for 11.7% of TCL Industries' energy consumption in 2025. She said operating large-scale solar and storage systems across TCL's manufacturing plants generates operational data that the company applies directly to residential product design.
The exhibit ties TCL's industrial manufacturing operations, ESG initiatives and smart technology development into a single narrative aimed at consumer energy management, extending the company's industrial-scale renewable deployment into home-based solar, storage and climate systems. Product availability and supported features vary by market.