Emmvee Earns Kiwa PVEL ‘Top Performer’ Recognition for Fourth Consecutive Year

Emmvee Photovoltaic Power, has earned ‘Top Performer’ recognition in the 2026 Kiwa PVEL PV Module Reliability Scorecard, reinforcing the company’s focus on manufacturing quality, process consistency, product engineering and technology reliability. The scorecard is a globally recognised PV module reliability assessment released by Kiwa PVEL, an independent laboratory for PV module reliability testing. This marks the fourth consecutive year that Emmvee has been featured as a ‘Top Performer’ in the Kiwa PVEL PV Module Reliability Scorecard.  Emmvee was awarded the recognition for its G12R and M10R product series which are manufactured using n-type TOPCon cells and bifacial modules.

Emmvee’s products successfully met the testing and performance benchmarks under Kiwa PVEL’s Product Qualification Program (PQP). Conducted annually by Kiwa PVEL, the PQP evaluates module performance under a range of accelerated stress conditions designed to simulate long-term field exposure and operational wear and tear.

Commenting on the recognition, Suhas Donthi, President and CEO, Emmvee Group, said, “We are honoured to be recognised once again as a ‘Top Performer’ in the Kiwa PVEL Scorecard. This recognition reflects the consistency of our manufacturing processes and the reliability standards we are building across our product portfolio. As demand for high-performance solar modules continues to grow globally, we remain focused on delivering dependable and efficient products to our customers.”

Tristan Erion-Lorico, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Kiwa PVEL, said, "With this fourth consecutive appearance in the Scorecard, Emmvee has demonstrated that quality and reliability are not a one-time outcome but deeply embedded into the company’s processes and approach. We congratulate them on this achievement.”

The recognition comes as Emmvee continues to expand its integrated solar manufacturing operations in India. The company currently has over 10.3 GW of module manufacturing capacity and 2.94 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity, with further expansion underway.