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EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

EMO Energy, India’s deep energy-tech company building next-generation battery and energy ecosystem for commercial electric mobility, announced its Q1 operational performance, highlighting the scale at which its proprietary battery intelligence and energy management technology are enabling India’s transition towards cleaner, more efficient transportation.

During the quarter, EMO Energy delivered 2,810.7 MWh of energy across its network, with monthly energy delivery increasing by 20.3% between April and June. The company’s technology platform supported 18.74 million EV deliveries nationwide while powering 93.69 million kilometres of travel, demonstrating the growing role of intelligent energy infrastructure in commercial electric mobility.

EMO Energy also expanded its active fleet from 15,800 vehicles in April to 19,000 vehicles by June, reflecting continued adoption of its battery and energy management solutions across commercial EV fleets.

The company’s Q1 operations helped avoid an estimated 5,809 tonnes of CO₂e emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption capacity of more than 275,000 trees, reinforcing the environmental impact of electrifying last-mile logistics at scale.

Commenting on the milestone, Sheetanshu Tyagi, Co-founder, EMO Energy, said: “Our Q1 performance demonstrates that deep technology, from battery intelligence and thermal management to fleet-level energy orchestration, can deliver both operational efficiency and meaningful impact. As commercial EV adoption accelerates, we remain focused on expanding our technology into new energy applications while strengthening India’s clean energy ecosystem.”

As India accelerates the transition towards electric mobility, EMO Energy remains focused on advancing next-generation battery technology and energy ecosystem that enable faster charging, higher reliability, enhanced safety, and long-term sustainability for commercial mobility and emerging energy applications.

RenewSys India Pvt. Ltd., India’s first integrated manufacturer of solar PV modules and key components, successfully hosted the second edition of Anusandhan – India’s PV Encapsulants & Backsheets Technology Conclave on 17 July 2026 at Crowne Plaza, Mayur Vihar, New Delhi.

The conclave brought together leading solar module manufacturers, EPC companies, technology experts and industry stakeholders to exchange ideas on the latest developments in photovoltaic materials, module reliability and manufacturing technologies.

As India’s solar manufacturing sector continues to scale rapidly, this serves as a dedicated platform for technical dialogue, enabling the industry to collaborate on material innovations that improve module performance, durability and long-term reliability.

A key highlight of the event was the launch of two new additions to RenewSys’ advanced materials portfolio.

PRESERV® 300 TF USB is an Ultra-Low Water Vapour Transmission Rate (WVTR) backsheet developed for Glass-to-Backsheet (G2BS) modules. With a WVTR of approximately 0.01 g/m²/day, it delivers exceptional moisture protection while offering a lighter alternative to conventional Glass-to-Glass module construction.

RenewSys also introduced CONSERV® EPE ACE, a next-generation encapsulant incorporating Anti-Acid Grafted EVA technology to enhance long-term module stability while helping manufacturers optimise costs without compromising performance.

The conclave featured technical sessions on the impact of Bill of Materials (BOM) selection on module reliability, advances in encapsulant and backsheet technologies, and the material innovations driving the next generation of high-efficiency solar modules.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Avinash Hiranandani, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, RenewSys India Pvt. Ltd., said, “India’s solar manufacturing industry is evolving rapidly, and collaboration will be critical to sustaining this growth. Through this meeting, we have created a platform where the industry can exchange ideas, discuss emerging technologies and collectively advance photovoltaic manufacturing. The launch of PRESERV® 300 TF USB and CONSERV® EPE ACE reflects our continued commitment to developing innovative materials that enhance module performance and reliability.”

Mr. Rajesh Singh, Chief Executive Officer – Encapsulants & Backsheets, RenewSys India Pvt. Ltd., added, “Every innovation we develop is driven by the evolving needs of module manufacturers. PRESERV® 300 TF USB addresses the demand for advanced moisture barrier solutions, while CONSERV® EPE ACE delivers an optimal balance of performance, durability and cost efficiency. Together, these products strengthen our portfolio of high-performance PV materials.”

The event concluded with interactive technical discussions and networking sessions, reinforcing the importance of innovation and industry collaboration in strengthening India’s solar manufacturing ecosystem.

Building on the success of its inaugural edition, Anusandhan continues to establish itself as a valuable industry platform for advancing photovoltaic materials, encouraging technical collaboration and supporting the future of solar manufacturing in India.