The company is known for its focus on sustainability and has been carbon neutral since 2020. It aims to become carbon positive by next year making the Enex project a key component of its ongoing environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts.

ClearVue released a new range of BIPV products just a few months back, enabling it to offer a solution for vision and non-vision areas of any building. It allows for the complete external envelope of a building facade to be converted into a power-generating area.

The new spandrels and cladding do not contain the company’s proprietary technology from its original solar PV integrate glazing units (IGUs).

The IGUs are windows that essentially act like solar panels. The solar windows stay transparent, yet can generate electricity by using the power of the sun to make a building more energy-efficient.

An IGU is a clear, double-glazed glass panel with a laminated plastic interlayer that sits between the two glass panels. The laminated proprietary technology interlayer contains nano and microparticles allowing light to pass through, while diverting energy to thin solar strips.

ClearVue’s breakthrough order for the Enex100 building signals a significant milestone for the company as it looks to convert on its growing sales pipeline.

ISPT has promised a “one-of-a-kind CBD experience” at what it has dubbed Perth’s “first urban commercial village” at the Enex precinct, which will include futuristic headquarters for WA mining giant South32. And successful installation for ClearVue’s product in a prime Perth CBD location could be a precursor for many more sales to come.

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