Considering inverter as the source of electromagnetic emission signals in a photovoltaic (PV) plant, a comprehensive set of measurements of conducted emissions at the input and output of the inverter in a 10 kW PV plant are presented. These are particularly relevant on the backdrop of (a) ban of products in the EU market due to non-compliance and (b) the increased switching frequency in the inverters ( 100s of kHz) in near future. Specifically, the common mode (CM) and differential mode (DM) currents and voltages are measured, and their frequency domain behavior is studied. It is suggested that conducted emissions from PV can be classified into three zones: viz., extremely low frequency (ELF) zone, power frequency zone, and switching frequency zone. Important observations from this exercise are measurement of harmonic contents of current with total rated current distortion (TRD), imbalance in the output voltage and low frequency ripples in the DC voltage. Frequency domain behavior of the CM quantities is studied which throws light on important points like relation between input and output CM quantities, relation between CM voltage and CM current.