ClearVue signs solar glass deal with Viridian in NZ

Peaked roof made using ClearVue's patented Solar Glass Panels
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Australian-born ClearVue Technologies has expanded into New Zealand with a manufacturing and distribution agreement for its solar glass with Viridian Glass, the leading glass processing company in New Zealand.

This agreement marks ClearVue’s formal entry into the New Zealand market, strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The partnership will facilitate the local manufacturing and distribution of ClearVue’s advanced solar-integrated glazing solutions, catering to the increasing demand for energy-efficient and sustainable building materials.

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Under the five-year agreement, Viridian Glass has secured exclusive rights to manufacture ClearVue’s solar-integrated glazing products within New Zealand and distribution rights for ClearVue’s products and associated services across New Zealand.

Viridian Glass is New Zealand’s largest glass processor, supplying high-performance glazing solutions to commercial and residential markets. With a focus on energy efficiency, performance, and sustainability, Viridian Glass plays a key role in delivering high-quality glazing products to the New Zealand market.

With this partnership, ClearVue’s advanced solar PV glazing technology will be available locally, enabling New Zealand architects, developers, and builders to integrate energy-generating windows and building envelope integrated photovoltaics into projects seeking carbon reduction and enhanced energy efficiency.

ClearVue global CEO Martin Deil said, “We are excited to partner with Viridian Glass, the market leader in glass processing in New Zealand.

“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.

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“Our partnership aligns with New Zealand’s strong commitment to sustainability and net-zero energy building initiatives.”

The agreement is part of ClearVue’s broader growth strategy to expand its manufacturing and distribution footprint globally.

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