Highlights

• ClearVue Technologies shares rose 3.45% to AUD 0.090 during the morning session on 7 July 2026 after the company announced multiple global certifications for its Gen3 Vision Glass.

• Gen3 Vision Glass received IECEE CB, CE and TÜV MARK Safety certifications following independent testing by TÜV SÜD.

• The product was certified to IEC 61215:2021 and IEC 61730:2023 photovoltaic performance and safety standards.

• Certification covers four Gen3 Vision Glass variants using TOPCon photovoltaic cells, with power outputs ranging from 9W to 336W.

• The certifications support potential product specification across major commercial building and construction markets.

ClearVue Technologies Ltd (ASX:CPV) shares rose 3.45% to AUD 0.090 during the morning session on 7 July 2026 after the company announced that its Gen3 Vision Glass had achieved multiple international certifications. The update appears favourable, as internationally recognised certifications are often required before building products can be specified in commercial projects across major construction markets. Despite today’s rise, ClearVue shares remain down 30.77% over the past year.

ClearVue Technologies is an Australian smart building materials company focused on integrating solar technology into building façade and rooftop surfaces. Its patented glass technology is designed to maintain transparency while generating renewable energy, helping buildings reduce operational carbon emissions. The company’s product range extends beyond vision glass and includes cladding, spandrel, balustrade and skylight solutions for building-integrated photovoltaic applications.

Gen3 Vision Glass Achieves Triple Certification

ClearVue’s latest update centres on its Gen3 Vision Glass platform, which has now received three recognised certifications following a comprehensive testing and certification program conducted by TÜV SÜD.

The certifications include IECEE CB, CE and TÜV MARK Safety. Together, these certifications provide independent validation of the product’s performance, durability, electrical safety and long-term reliability.

The company said Gen3 Vision Glass has been certified to the latest international photovoltaic performance and safety standards, including IEC 61215:2021 and IEC 61730:2023.

For ClearVue, this milestone is commercially relevant because the certification process provides third-party confirmation that the product has been tested against recognised global standards. This can be important for architects, façade engineers, developers, regulators and building owners when evaluating building products for commercial use.

Why the Certifications Matter for Commercial Deployment

ClearVue highlighted that internationally recognised certification is often a prerequisite before products are specified for commercial building projects.

The IECEE CB certification allows test results to be recognised across more than 50 participating economies. This can simplify local certification pathways for overseas markets by reducing the need for repeated testing in every jurisdiction.

CE certification confirms compliance with mandatory European regulatory requirements and enables market access across the European Union.

The TÜV MARK Safety certification provides independent verification of product quality, reliability and safety.

For a company operating in building-integrated photovoltaics, these certifications help support customer confidence and provide a clearer pathway for international deployment.

Product Platform Covers Four Gen3 Variants

The certification program covers four Gen3 Vision Glass product variants using Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact, or TOPCon, photovoltaic cells.

These variants include full-cut, half-cut, one-third-cut and one-quarter-cut configurations. Power outputs range from 9W to 336W, giving the platform flexibility across different building applications and design requirements.

All certified products include frameless single-glazed and double-glazed construction, Class II electrical protection, a maximum system voltage of 1,000V DC and a UL790 Class A fire rating.

This product range allows ClearVue to position Gen3 Vision Glass for different façade and glazing use cases while retaining the core photovoltaic functionality of the platform.

Testing Program Covered Reliability, Safety and Performance

ClearVue said Gen3 Vision Glass achieved certification after one of the most comprehensive independent qualification, reliability and safety testing programs undertaken for the product.

The testing program included electrical performance verification before and after individual stress tests.

Environmental reliability testing covered thermal cycling, damp heat ageing, humidity-freeze testing and UV preconditioning.

Mechanical performance testing included hail impact, static mechanical load, cyclic dynamic mechanical load and materials creep.

Electrical safety testing assessed hot-spot endurance, potential induced degradation resistance, high-voltage dielectric insulation, wet leakage current, bypass diode thermal and functional safety, and temperature rise performance.

The certification process also included visual inspection before and after environmental stress testing, together with construction and safety assessment under IEC 61730-1:2023.

ClearVue Says Product Was Designed Beyond Minimum Compliance

ClearVue Managing Director Douglas Hunt said the certification outcome was significant not only because the product passed international standards, but because the company had set a higher internal design target before entering the certification process.

According to the company, the international standards are designed to simulate 25 years of ageing on a building. ClearVue said its own validation testing successfully tested products to more than double the cycling requirements of these standards, implying simulation beyond 25 years of normal weathering in the built environment.

The company also noted that Gen3 glazing products have passed AS/NZS 2208 and EN1279-5 testing, covering safety glass standards, delamination testing and insulated glass unit sealing tests.

ClearVue said these areas have been failure points for some legacy building-integrated photovoltaic installations globally.

Thermal Bridge Junction Box Included in Certified Products

Another important detail in the announcement is that all certifications were achieved with ClearVue’s proprietary Thermal Bridge Junction Box.

This matters because junction box design forms part of the broader product architecture and electrical deployment system.

ClearVue has positioned the Gen3 platform as a building product designed for long-term use in real-world built environments. The inclusion of its proprietary junction box in the certified products means the certifications cover the product configuration that ClearVue intends to commercialise.

BIPV Market Position Supported by Certification

ClearVue operates in the building-integrated photovoltaic market, where solar energy generation is incorporated directly into building materials rather than installed only as separate rooftop panels.

Its technology is designed to integrate solar generation into transparent glass, façade surfaces and other building elements while preserving building aesthetics.

The Gen3 Vision Glass certification update strengthens the company’s ability to present its product to commercial building stakeholders who need evidence of safety, durability and performance before including new materials in projects.

For developers and façade engineers, independent certification can reduce technical uncertainty when assessing newer energy-generating building materials.

ClearVue’s Broader Building Materials Strategy

ClearVue’s product strategy is focused on expanding solar energy generation across multiple parts of the building envelope.

The company’s technology has been extended to vision glass, cladding, spandrel, balustrade and skylight solutions. These products are designed to help buildings offset operational energy requirements and support net-zero building objectives.

By integrating energy generation into building surfaces, ClearVue aims to make façades a contributing factor in reducing operational carbon.

The latest certification milestone therefore fits into the company’s broader strategy of commercialising building-integrated solar solutions that can be used across different construction applications.

What This Means for Investors?

ClearVue’s latest update gives investors a clearer signal that Gen3 Vision Glass has moved through a key independent validation stage. The achievement of IECEE CB, CE and TÜV MARK Safety certifications provides recognised third-party support for the product’s safety, performance and reliability. Certification to IEC 61215:2021 and IEC 61730:2023 also supports the product’s suitability for international photovoltaic applications. While the announcement does not include new revenue figures or contract wins, it improves the commercial foundation for Gen3 Vision Glass by supporting specification into major construction markets. Investors are likely to watch whether these certifications translate into project adoption, customer agreements or broader international deployment.