Has the current energy crisis taught us one thing?
We need a reliable source of energy.
We need buildings that don’t just consume power but create it.
That’s exactly where ClearVue is positioning itself.
ClearVue is steadily building out the team needed to commercialise its building-integrated solar technology and the latest move signals exactly where the company is heading.
On 23 March 2026, in Perth, the company announced the appointment of Andrew Lau as a Non-Executive Director.
And this isn’t just another board seat fill.
This is a strategic appointment.
Lau brings over two decades of experience across the building environment, sustainability and energy transition sectors throughout AsiaPacific, regions where energy demand is surging and infrastructure is under pressure.
His background sits right at the intersection of:
- engineering-led building design
- ESG strategy
- energy efficiency
- renewable integration
- smart building technologies
And importantly he understands scale.
From large commercial buildings to mission-critical infrastructure like data centres, where energy reliability isn’t optional, it’s everything.
That matters.
Because the next phase of the energy transition isn’t just about generation.
It’s about where that generation happens.
And buildings are a massive, underutilised surface area.
Energy costs are rising.
Grids are under pressure.
Developers are being forced to rethink how buildings operate.
The solution?
Buildings that generate their own power.
Buildings that reduce reliance on the grid.
Buildings that are designed for resilience from day one.
ClearVue is positioning itself right in the middle of that shift.
And appointments like this don’t just strengthen governance, they strengthen the company’s ability to execute commercially in the markets that matter most.
The world needs a new approach
ClearVue has the solution.
Solar energy-generating vision glass, cladding, spandrel, balustrade, and skylight solutions are setting the stage to offset operational energy requirements substantially or completely
