
ClearVue appointed BIPV veteran Dr Andreas Häberle to its board. The solar glass developer is expanding partnerships across Europe, Asia, and North America as demand for net-zero building materials grows.
ClearVue Technologies (ASX: CPV) appointed Dr. Andreas W. Häberle as a non-executive director, adding a veteran of building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) to its board. Häberle, who runs the Steinbeis Innovation Centre for Solar Technology in Germany, has spent more than three decades in solar building technologies, spanning research, commercialisation, and global industry collaboration.
The company develops energy-generating glazing and façade products that look like conventional building materials but produce electricity. Its technology targets windows, skylights, cladding, and other architectural surfaces as commercial real estate owners push for net-zero buildings.
ClearVue said Häberle's technical expertise and industry relationships will support its international growth plans, particularly as it expands partnerships across Europe, Asia, and North America. The appointment follows a string of commercial milestones, including manufacturing partnerships and project deployments in key construction markets.
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