ClearVue partners up in South Korea to expand smart solar
Bara plans to expand the floor area of 25,470 square meters with a construction cost of approximately 19 million dollars to capitalize on the national strategic initiative of the South Korea Factory.
The companies will try to integrate the entire range of intelligent solar solutions in the new industrial infrastructure, supporting the country’s vision of having workplaces using sector technologies 4.0, such as clean energy, to generate renewable energy.
Martin Deil, CEO of Clearvue Technologies, said: “This agreement with Sinrok marks a significant milestone in Clearvue’s global growth strategy. South Korea represents a dynamic and far -sighted market for green construction and renewable technologies. Through our collaboration on the project of the Bara factories, we will not only show off our integrated solar for the building.
Clearvue and Sinrok plan to formalize a distribution agreement in the coming months, which outlines detailed commercial terms, product support initiatives and respective local certification responsibilities.
Meanwhile, Sinrok will take the command with the Bara Factries project to ensure the supply of intelligent solar products in its development and start collaborating with potential customers of South Korea.
The integrated photovoltaic products for the Clearvue building are made up of sunlight glass and coating unit.
The windows that generate energy behave as transparent solar panels, generating electricity from the sun’s rays to make a building more efficient from an energy point of view.
The windows include a clear and double glass panel inserted around a layer of plastic laminate owner that contains nano and microparticles. Microparticles absorb and deviate solar energy into thin strips incorporated in the internal edges of the window, where they are converted into electricity.
Management states that tests have shown that its solar units can produce colder and more silent workplaces, also generating sufficient energy to compensate for costs or perform internal services. Energy can compensate or integrate construction services, such as feeding fans or reducing air conditioning needs.
Clearvue has also released a range of products that can transform a facade of the building into an area of energy generation to provide a net-zero solution.
The new Spandrels and coatings of the building do not contain the owner technology and act more as traditional solar panels.
The company has many markets to be allocated, with most of its products that go to new buildings. The retrofit-reforming market represents a growing offer of products, at the same time the industries of the greenhouse and modular homes show enormous growth potential.
Clearvue is tightening strong partnerships with producers and distributors in many of the main green energy regions of the world, providing a clear vision of its path to corporate growth.
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