Emmvee modules fit for space

Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Private Limited will soon install the second set of photovoltaic roof top systems at
ISRO Space Application Centre in Ahmadabad in the state of Gujarat under the Jawaharlal Nehru National
Solar Mission.

Emmvee has designed 2 new grid connected PV roof top systems of 10kW each for the space centre and will
be supplying all the components as well as undertaking the installation and commissioning of the PV system
in April 2012. The performance of the PV system will be monitored by Emmvee under an operation and
maintenance contract.

The co-operation between Emmvee and the Space Research Organization has been going since 2011, when
Emmvee had installed the first two roof top systems of 10kW each with 80 monocrystalline modules of
250Wp.

All 4 PV systems have a special feature called seasonal tilt technology wherein the mounting direction can be
changed according to the season to reach the maximum energy output. The total output of the installations is
expected to generate 60,000 units of electricity per year which will be used for the office lightings at Space
Application Centre (SAC).

SAC is one of the major centres of ISRO and it is a host institution for training programmes, such as Satellite
Communication, Satellite Meteorology and global change under the Centre for Space Science & Technology
Education in Asia and the Pacific (CSSTEAP) affiliated to the United Nations (UN).

Speaking about this significant project, Mr. D.V. Manjunatha, founder and Managing Director of Emmvee,
expressed that the company’s key focus on quality of the modules and reliability of the services is the
foundation of trust from quality sensitive organisations like ISRO. ISRO is extremely satisfied with the
performance of the first two roof top systems installed last year and hence has selected Emmvee for the
installations of two additional PV Systems.