• Positioned to address soaring energy demand driven by climate initiatives and new construction
• Continuing R&D focus on new fire-resistant panels and product advancements
• Strategy driving global commercialisation with progress expected in coming quarter

ClearVue Technologies Limited (ASX:CPV) has provided its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C for the period ending 31 December 2025 (Q2 FY26). The company is positioned to address the soaring energy demand driven by aggressive government climate initiatives and the rapid buildout of AI infrastructure and data centres globally. ClearVue's BIPV solutions enable buildings to generate their own 'clean firm capacity' on-site, reducing reliance on overstressed local grids. The company's strategy to scale through licensed manufacturers continues to yield results, with projects in South Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. ClearVue has also advanced the rollout of its Gen3 technology, which has delivered significant improvements in energy output, manufacturing efficiency, and aesthetics. The quarter saw ClearVue strengthen its balance sheet, receiving an $881,270.85 R&D rebate from the Australian government and retiring a $409,174 short-term loan. The company has also implemented a strategic 'reset,' having identified and removed over $3 million in annual costs to prioritise commercial delivery. ClearVue's board was further strengthened with the appointment of Liang Ji, a solar industry pioneer with deep technical expertise in photovoltaic standards.

ClearVue continues to focus on global commercialisation, with tangible progress expected in the coming quarter and beyond. The company is also launching its new Investor Hub in February to improve shareholder engagement.