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ClearVue Technologies Limited (ASX:CPV)

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Announcement
Release
25 Jun 2026 8:21AM
Price at Release
$0.094
Full Release
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Summary
ClearVue Technologies Limited has announced that its double glass product range has achieved 'Grade A' Classification certification to AS/NZS 2208:2023, ensuring compliance with Australian and New Zealand safety standards for building glazing. This certification covers their Vision Glass, Solar Skylight, Solar Balustrade, Solar Cladding, and Solar Spandrel products, confirming that the integration of solar technology into these materials poses no safety or performance disadvantage over standard glazing. The certification is integral for compliance with the National Construction Code and supports ClearVue's mission to transform building materials into energy-generating infrastructure, reducing operational emissions while maintaining high standards of safety and aesthetics.
Key Points
  • ClearVue Technologies Limited has received AS/NZS 2208:2023 certification for its double glass product range.
  • The certification confirms ClearVue's products meet the highest safety standards in Australia and New Zealand.
  • Product range includes Vision Glass, Solar Skylight, Solar Balustrade, Solar Cladding, and Solar Spandrel.
  • Grade A classification means the glass passed human impact tests and is safe for areas where people may walk into or fall against it.
  • Certification is crucial for compliance with the National Construction Code in Australia.
  • ClearVue's products integrate solar technology into building materials without compromising safety or aesthetics.
  • The certification supports ClearVue's strategy of transforming building materials into energy-generating infrastructure.
  • CEO Doug Hunt emphasizes that the certification demonstrates the quality and integrity of ClearVue's products.
  • ClearVue aims to reduce operational emissions in buildings while maintaining safety and design standards.
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