ClearVue has entered the New Zealand market through a Manufacturing and Distribution Agreement with Viridian Glass Limited Partnership, under which Viridian will manufacture and distribute ClearVue’s solar-integrated glazing solutions.
This technology transforms traditional glass surfaces, such as façades and windows, into power-generating assets. Instead of being passive features that are prone to energy loss, they become surfaces that generate renewable energy while reducing solar heat gain, making buildings more energy-efficient and environmentally responsible.
This is a game-changer for architects, developers, and property owners looking to meet net-zero goals when even a building's windows contribute to sustainability - generating electricity during daylight hours while reducing the need for air conditioning and artificial lighting.
This agreement represents a significant step in expanding ClearVue’s presence in the region and making our innovative solar glazing solutions more accessible to the New Zealand market” said Martin Deil, Global CEO of ClearVue. “This expansion supports the country's strong commitment to sustainability and will give local builders and developers direct access to our innovative solutions.”
The agreement not only gives ClearVue exclusive access to a forward-thinking partner in New Zealand, but it also supports the country’s broader push for renewable energy adoption and energy-efficient building codes.
As cities grow and the pressure to decarbonise increases, BIPV (building-integrated photovoltaics) glass provides a seamless and aesthetically pleasing way to generate on-site energy - without compromising design.
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