Victor Rosenberg

ClearVue Technologies looks poised to ride the rising green power revolutionary wave with its unique solar glass invention that converts sunshine into energy, courtesy of its technology that can be embedded into window glass. The glass panels can be used to self-power smart façades that automatically adjust light and ventilation to suit building occupants and also reduce the cost of lighting, cooling and heating.

ClearVue Technologies has signed a consultancy agreement with global engineering consultants Arup to further develop its Smart Façade panel concepts that incorporate the ASX-listed company’s clear glass solar panels. This work will develop four types of self-powered Smart Façades into concepts that can be supplied to selected manufacturers for prototyping and integration into mass production and assembly.

ClearVue Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding with Taiwanese manufacturer BeyondPV to secure supplies of solar photovoltaic, or “PV”, strip modules. Under the agreement, BeyondPV will invest about USD$3.5 million to establish a dedicated production line to produce ClearVue’s solar PV strip modules, while carrying out research and development to improve ClearVue’s products and technology.

ClearVue Technologies, has secured a significant foothold in the US for its solar glass “PV technology” after signing a collaboration agreement with sustainable infrastructure specialist AquaGen Infrastructure Systems. Under the agreement, AquaGen will integrate ClearVue’s energy generating windows into all of its planned sustainable village developments, some of which are already at an advanced planning stage.

ClearVue Technologies is jumping on the growing micro-home bandwagon with the signing of a collaboration agreement with Swedish developer Attefallshus AB. Under the agreement, Attefallshus will integrate ClearVue’s proprietary solar glass window technology into its micro-homes and other construction projects where appropriate, exclusively in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.

Smart building materials trailblazer, ClearVue Technologies, is advancing its global expansion plans with the establishment of a Singapore office and the signing of a collaboration agreement with CSME Power Systems. The company’s new subsidiary, ClearVue Asia, will operate in Singapore and Malaysia while the agreement with CSME is expected to fast track its entry into significant government and corporate contracts.

Smart building materials trailblazer, ClearVue Technologies, has been recognised for its continued research and development with the company banking an Australian Government tax credit of about $602,000. The refund relates to work completed during the last year with the University of New South Wales on quantum dots and work with Edith Cowan University on the entrance atrium at the Warwick Grove Shopping Centre.

ClearVue Technologies has reached a memorandum of understanding to appoint specialist contractor and building façades manufacturer Seiko Wall as the exclusive manufacturer and distributor of its solar glass technology in Singapore and Malaysia. ClearVue will receive a licence fee and royalties based on the square metres of solar glass panels manufactured and sold using its technologies throughout the five-year licence.

ClearVue Technologies has doubled the area of its insulated glass units, significantly growing sales opportunities for the ClearVue PV product range, which should allow architects and façade engineers much greater flexibility in design work for aesthetic purposes. New batches of the panel are being readied for production, with the company aiming to generate over 60 Watts from a single panel in upcoming prototypes.

ClearVue Technologies has provided a comprehensive market update for its unique, transparent, solar glass window technology that includes detailed safety certification test work and the development of a range of solar PV strip modules to maximise size options and minimise production costs. The company is also working closely with industrial outfit, Mirreco, to develop that company’s “eco mini-home”, that showcase ClearVue’s solar windows.

An Edith Cowan University study has backed ASX-listed ClearVue Technologies’ assertions about the amount of energy its solar glass windows are able to harness, with the study being downloaded and read by hundreds of science buffs around the globe. The work also revealed the practical scalability and application options for ClearVue’s energy harnessing glass panels, such as airport roofing, commercial shopping plaza domes, aesthetic façades and skylighting functionalities.

ClearVue Technologies will combine its proprietary solar glass window technology that produces power from sunlight with Roots Technologies’ sustainable agricultural initiatives, to construct a world-first, off-grid, demonstration greenhouse in Israel. ClearVue’s solar glazing solutions will generate the electricity required to run Roots’ “Root Zone” temperature optimisation and irrigation by condensation technologies that provide a temperature range and recycled water solution for raising plants.

Green energy innovator, ClearVue Technologies, has consolidated its position in the global renewables sector after securing a lucrative manufacturing and supply agreement with Taiwan’s BeyondPV Company that will significantly boost its hopes of full commercialisation of its unique solar window glass. The Taiwanese group is interested in ClearVue’s advanced Insulated Glass Unit technology that is used in windows and building facades to convert sunlight into energy.

Solar window glass innovator, ClearVue Technologies, is on the brink of breaking into the lucrative US renewables energy market after receiving UL 61730 Certification for its ClearVue solar glass technology following a year of rigorous scrutiny. The certification is a key requirement for ClearVue to sell its unique “PV IGU” solar window glass to the international market given that it confirms the electrical and mechanical credentials of the product.

Solar window glass innovator, ClearVue Technologies, now looks set to break into the burgeoning European renewable energy market after meeting all of the requirements of two key International Electrotechnical Commission safety standards for its unique solar window glass technology. ClearVue’s solar PV IGU was given both IEC 61730 and IEC61215 certification by the international testing company TÜV SÜD, confirming the product’s electrical and safety credentials.

Green energy innovator, ClearVue Technologies, has consolidated its position in the global sustainable energy sector after securing a lucrative supply agreement with Treasure Engineering Limited in Hong Kong, The deal, which will significantly boost ClearVue’s hopes of full commercialisation of its unique solar window glass technology, will see Treasure Engineering exclusively distribute its product in Hong Kong and Macau.

Solar window glass innovator, ClearVue Technologies, has broadened its presence in China after securing an original equipment manufacturing agreement with China’s Jiangsu YY Windows and Curtain Wall System Company. Under the terms of the agreement, YY Windows will be able to manufacture and sell ClearVue’s solar-powered insulated glass units either under its own name or through licensed distributors.

ClearVue’s solar window glass technology is gaining momentum and now has a firm foothold in renewable energy markets across the globe. The Perth company is now on the radar of the global smart product building industry. ClearVue has developed two products that can be fitted to window glass that are capable of turning the glass into an energy generating panel.

ClearVue Techologies and Netherlands-based eLstar Dynamics B.V are planning to develop the ultimate remote controlled, energy generating “smart window” by combining both companies proprietary technologies into one window. The partners have penned a synergistic agreement that will combine Clearvue’s window glass energy generation technology with eLstar’s dynamic/switchable and dimmable glazing technology. The partners are planning to develop a window that can be controlled remotely whilst generating its own power.

ClearVue Technologies has signed a Letter of Intent with Beijing Jinmao Green Building Technology Co. Ltd, owned by a subsidiary of China’s Sinochem Group Co, Ltd, to market and distribute its smart solar window glass panels in mainland China. The two companies will complete a trial construction project first by deploying ClearVue’s energy generating window panels ahead of negotiating a formal, possibly exclusive, distribution arrangement.

ClearVue Technologies has boosted the power output of its smart solar window glass panel prototype by a massive 33 per cent to 40 watts per square metre after enlisting help from solar specialist, D2 Solar, based in San Jose in California’s Silicon Valley. The uplift in power output cannot be overstated for the ASX-listed ClearVue and may be something of a game changer.