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Company Interview / Glass Act: ClearVue's solar vision

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Glass Act: ClearVue's solar vision

Company Interview17 Jul, 2025

Key points:

Advanced solar glass by ClearVue Technologies (ASX:CPV) powers up to 81% of building needs in Hong KongPayback period for product installation is as low as 2.6 yearsImproved building energy ratings boost tenant attraction for building ownersClearVue expands research collaborations in Singapore and Australia

Doug Hunt of ClearVue Technologies highlights the integration of advanced solar technology within building materials to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability. Hunt points to a completed trial in Hong Kong, where ClearVue’s glass was installed at the Engineering and Maintenance Services Department headquarters. The results revealed significant improvements in thermal performance and energy generation, with the glass able to supply 81% of the building’s energy demand in Hong Kong, and up to 125% in certain markets like Los Angeles. This development is seen as a vital tool in curbing emissions, given that the built environment contributes approximately 44% of global carbon emissions, and office towers in Hong Kong alone generate 66% of the territory's emissions.

Hunt indicates that ClearVue Technologies (ASX:CPV) has focused significant investment in research and development, removing barriers to Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV). The company’s products enable traditional office buildings to function as solar panels without altering appearance, offering a payback period as low as 2.6 years and under four years even with government incentives. Projects such as at 100 and Georges in Perth demonstrate fast returns and improvements in building energy ratings, which are critical for property owners seeking to attract tenants through higher ESG credentials.

Internationally, ClearVue is expanding trials in Singapore and Australia, collaborating with institutions like the Singapore National University and Melbourne University. The company’s solutions meet stringent requirements, including wind loading and fire certification, boosting the uptake of green technologies in global markets. Hunt expresses optimism about the company’s financial health and upcoming product launches, expecting innovations that will further strengthen ClearVue’s market position.

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