ClearVue Technologies (CPV) Investor presentation summary

Building challenge and solution

• Buildings account for ~40% of global GHG emissions: ~29% operational and ~11% embodied emissions from materials and construction.

• Integrated solar façades turn building-envelope surfaces into energy generators, spanning solar vision glass, spandrels, cladding, skylights and balustrades.

• BIPV strategy treats products as building materials first and power generators second; priorities include easier installation and stronger engineering.

• R&D pillars target deployment-ready design, improved fire performance, longevity testing and better building-envelope thermal performance.

Market opportunity and retrofit

• Global building-envelope TAM is USD 900B; serviceable market is USD 183B, with an APAC and Middle East obtainable market of USD 82M–164M at 0.1%–0.2% penetration over 3–5 years.

• BIPV represents less than 2% of façades; sustainable-building mandates are expected to drive rapid growth.

• UK combustible-cladding remediation targets mandated replacement by 2031; Hong Kong had 20,000+ buildings aged 30+ under MBIS categories at end-2025.

• A Macau field deployment pairs 8.3 mm vacuum glass with solar generation and compares thermal performance and air-conditioning energy use against existing single glazing.

• Priority markets are Asia, Middle East, Australia, Europe and the USA; Australia is positioned as a lower-risk market for validation and expansion, while US activity is opportunistic.

Business model and competitive position

• Capital-light OEM model uses specialist manufacturers and existing product lines for solar components, glazing, framing and curtain wall systems.

• Revenue streams include technology licensing and royalties, direct and component sales, strategic partnerships, and services and support.

• Competitive strengths include BIPV patents, OEM-led production, industry partnerships and product validation; certifications span solar glass, spandrel, skylight, balustrade and cladding products.

• Recent projects include Canva HQ and 100 St Georges Terrace in Australia, Qatar University Greenhouse, World Bank Nigeria and Rio Business Centre in Cyprus.