For archiving purpose, here is the official news release:

http://www.electrovaya.com/pdf/PR/2013/PR20130925.pdf

TORONTO, Sept. 24, 2013 -- Electrovaya Inc. (TSX: EFL) today announced that it has received a purchase order for approximately USD 1.0 million from an OEM in the United Arab Emirates. The order is for a high-value application for strategic portable power systems and is the first order from the Middle East. It is expected the OEM will continue to purchase larger quantities of portable power systems from Electrovaya. This order was received after intensive testing of its Lithium Ion SuperPolymer®2.0 battery under field conditions. The Electrovaya technology contains unique innovations and is supported by over 150 patents.

The Electrovaya system will consist of its next generation 2.0 cells along with its latest mechanical and electrical technology and Battery Management System (BMS). The delivery of this initial order will be completed in about 8-10 weeks. The UAE order demonstrates Electrovaya's ability to convert its robust pipeline into revenue opportunities, following the launch of its next generation 2.0 platform.

"We are pleased to enter the growing clean technology industry in the Middle East, as the region continues to invest in clean sustainable technology to combat climate change," says Gan Danardojo, Project Director for Electrovaya. "The OEM and Electrovaya worked closely in specifying and developing this product and we believe this portable power system will have a wide usage in many other countries," continues Mr. Danardojo. "We also expect the OEM to launch this product into Europe and other markets. The sales and distribution team in the UAE is excellent and we expect the demand for our products in the region will exceed all expectations."

"Our product energy demand was exacting and intense, and we are pleased to discover Electrovaya and look forward to many years of fruitful collaboration," says Youssef Al Hansali, CEO of Vitronic UAE.

Electrovaya made today's announcement while in the UAE as part of a mission led by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC). The development and demonstration of Electrovaya's Lithium Ion SuperPolymer®2.0 battery technology has been supported by SDTC, a not-for-profit corporation created by the Government of Canada to support innovative clean technologies.

"This purchase order is another example of the growing commitment that the UAE is showing to clean technology. I am very pleased to see the relationships fostered by Canada-UAE Innovation Partnership Week result in this agreement. This is another example of Canadian companies providing world class solutions in this sector," noted H.E. Arif Lalani, Canada's Ambassador to the UAE.

The Honourable Dr. Eric Hoskins, Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Employment, said "Ontario companies are global leaders in clean technology and we are delighted to see the increase of Ontario technology exports to the region. We are proud of Ontario's small- and medium-sized businesses like Electrovaya that are expanding into new markets and in doing so, creating jobs here in Ontario."