ClearVue ups the ante in solar panel race
The registered assembly system provides a sealing gasket that increases its durability and energy efficiency.
Clearvue Technologies CEO Douglas (Doug) Hunt said: “The Clearvue-Helios line expands the width of the solar solutions provided by Clearvue for the building. This special, integrated roof-supported, tempered solar panel and framing system, excellent performance, light installation and a completely closed environment provides many benefits.”
With patented glass technologies, Clearvue integrates solar energy production into building facades and roofs while maintaining transparency and aesthetics.
Initially developed with Edith Cowan University Electron Science and Research Institute, the company’s developments in low -dominated coatings turned into sunshine, spandles, railing and roof windows, which produced sun.
These solutions significantly balance the operational energy needs of structures that are aligned with global net-infirmary building targets.
In the relevant news, Clearvue announced yesterday a leadership transition.
Founding Victor Rosenberg, a pioneer of a glass technology since the 1990s, resigned as a non -executive president to become a non -executive director with his plans to retire at the November 2025 -year general meeting.
Rosenberg’s vision turned Clearvue’s beginning into a global -known solar platform.
Theresa Smits temporarily appointed as non -executive president, CEO Douglas Hunt, the company scales new summits while the General Manager joins the Board of Directors.
Clearvue-Helios is located at the forefront of sustainable building solutions with its multi-faceted, high-performance solar technology.
At a time when Solar moves towards energy grids around the world, Clearvue looks very much in front of the package with a series of products designed to integrate not only from the sun, but also to integrate it smoothly with building production.
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