Tag: ClearVue Technologies

ClearVue Technologies says its ClearVue-Helios rooftop solar panels have been added to the Clean Energy Council (CEC) Approved Products List, a certification that allows the products to be connected to Australia's electricity grid and qualify for government renewable energy incentives.

ClearVue Technologies says its Gen 3 Vision Glass has achieved multiple international certifications following an independent testing program, marking a manufacturing milestone that the company says supports the commercial deployment of its building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) products across global markets.

ClearVue Technologies says its Gen 3 Vision Glass has passed a key European certification standard, a development the company says supports the manufacturability and long-term performance of its building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) glazing products.

Smart building materials manufacturer ClearVue Technologies says it has been selected to supply and install building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) products for Canva’s new headquarters in Surry Hills, Sydney, under a non-binding Letter of Intent issued by Infinity Construction Group.

ClearVue Technologies has announced that manufacturing of its Gen3 Solar Vision Glass has reached a key milestone, with the first production-quality units now prepared for submission for official certification. 

ClearVue Technologies has reported progress in its solar-integrated glass technology with the development of a next-generation product designed to deliver improved performance while reducing manufacturing costs.

Emirates Glass, a subsidiary of Dubai Investments PJSC, has signed a five-year manufacturing and distribution agreement with Australia-based ClearVue Technologies Limited to introduce solar glazing solutions across the UAE and wider GCC region. 

ClearVue Technologies has joined a landmark $20 million research project led by RMIT University to advance the development of energy-efficient, solar-powered greenhouses aimed at transforming food production and sustainability in Australia.

ClearVue Technologies has announced that its ag-tech subsidiary, OptiCrop (Israel) Ltd, has secured its first commercial greenhouse project. 

ClearVue Technologies has entered the New Zealand market through a new agreement with Viridian Glass, paving the way for the introduction of power-generating solar glass to local building projects.