Suniva Announces Optimus(TM) Solar Modules / High-Powered Solar Modules Produce Up to 260 Watts of Power

Norcross, GA (ots) - Suniva, Inc., a U.S. manufacturer of
high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon solar cells and modules,
today introduced Optimus(TM), its next-generation high-powered solar
module. Producing 260 watts of power in a 60 cell module, Suniva
Optimus(TM) modules consist of the company's recently announced
ARTisun Select(R) monocrystalline solar cells.

Suniva Optimus(TM) modules deliver an efficiency conversion of
more than 16 percent, resulting in one of the highest outputs per
square meter in the industry. This efficiency enables customers to
spend less on installation components, such as racking and labor, and
achieve a lower balance of system cost. Optimus(TM) modules are "Buy
America" compliant and are manufactured to meet rigorous
specifications, ensuring performance longevity that is backed by an
industry-leading 25-year warranty.

"Utilizing proprietary and state-of-the-art processing techniques
that include ion implantation, Suniva continues to lead the industry
with high-efficiency, low-cost solar products," said Bryan Ashley,
chief marketing officer of Suniva. "Suniva Optimus? modules provide
more power per square meter at an affordable price by utilizing
Suniva's highest-efficiency ARTisun Select solar cells. Products such
as Optimus(TM) help us continue our commitment to making solar power
more sensible."

Suniva's high-powered Optimus(TM) monocrystalline solar modules
are now commercially available with full IEC and UL certifications.
To contact a salesperson, visit:
http://www.suniva.com/modulesales .php or visit Suniva at
Intersolar Europe, June 8-10th in Hall A2, Booth 110.

About Suniva

Based in metro-Atlanta, GA, Suniva(R) manufactures high-efficiency
monocrystalline silicon solar cells and high-power solar modules
using patented low-cost techniques. Led by an internationally
regarded team of business executives and photovoltaic scientists, the
Company leverages exclusive licenses to critical patents and
patent-pending intellectual property developed by founder and CTO Dr.
Ajeet Rohatgi at the Georgia Institute of Technology's University
Center of Excellence for Photovoltaic Research, which is funded by
the Department of Energy. Suniva sells its advanced solar cells and
modules worldwide and is dedicated to making solar generated
electricity cost competitive with fossil fuels. For additional
information on how Suniva is making solar more sensible in the global
market, please visit www.suniva.com .

Media Contact:

Zach Servideo
fama PR (for Suniva)
+1 617-986-5019
suniva@famapr.com