CLEARVUE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED — Investor Presentation 2021

Oct 27, 2021

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C L E A R V U E T E C H N O L O G I E S L I M I T E D

Clear | Energy Producing | Energy Saving Advanced Glazing & Energy Solutions

Legal Disclaimer

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This presentation has been prepared and issued by ClearVue Technologies Limited (the “ Company ”) to assist it in informing interested parties about the Company and its progress which is current as at the date of this presentation. This presentation is for information purposes only it should not be considered as an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase any securities in the Company or as an inducement to make an offer or invitation with respect to those securities. This presentation does not purport to contain all the information that a prospective investor may require in connection with any potential investment in the Company. You should not treat the contents of this presentation, or any information provided in connection with it, as financial advice, financial product advice or advice relating to legal, taxation or investment matters. No representation or warranty (whether express or implied) is made by the Company or any of its officers, advisers, agents or employees as to the accuracy, completeness or reasonableness of the information, statements, opinions or matters (express or implied) arising out of, contained in or derived from this presentation or provided in connection with it, or any omission from this presentation, nor as to the attainability of any estimates, forecasts or projections set out in this presentation. Neither the Company or its advisers have verified the accuracy or completeness of the information, statements or opinions contained in this presentation. This presentation is provided expressly on the basis that you will carry out your own independent inquiries into the matters contained in the presentation and make your own independent decisions about the affairs, financial position or prospects of the Company. The Company reserves the right to update, amend or supplement the information at any time in its absolute discretion (without incurring any obligation to do so). Neither the Company, nor its related bodies corporate, officers, their advisers, agents and employees accept any responsibility or liability to you or to any other person or entity arising out of this presentation including pursuant to the general law (whether for negligence, under statute or otherwise), or under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001, Corporations Act 2001, Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or any corresponding provision of any Australian state or territory legislation (or the law of any similar legislation in any other jurisdiction), or similar provision under any applicable law. Any such responsibility or liability is, to the maximum extent permitted by law, expressly disclaimed and excluded. Nothing in this material should be construed as either an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities. It does not include all available information and should not be used in isolation as a basis to invest in the Company.

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Capital Structure & Governance

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Capital Structure

Capital Structure (as at 11 October 2021)

No debt. Ordinary Shares on Issue 210,278,844

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Shareholders

(as at 11 October 2021)

Top 20 holding 40% of Issued Capital 13.42% held by board

Share Price Performance ( 25 May 2018 – 11 October 2021)

Options on Issue 15,575,247 AUD $0.20 exercise price – exp. 31 Dec 2022 – 9,575,247 AUD $0.25 exercise price – exp. 22 Dec 2023 – 800,000 AUD $0.1425 exercise price – exp. 11 Jul 2024 – 2,750,000 AUD $0.75 exercise price – exp. 30 Jun 2024 – 2,000,000 Performance Shares 3,000,000 Performance Rights 10,000,000 Approx. Market Cap @ $0.29 ≈ $61 million Audited Cash Balance (30 June 2021) ≈ $15.9m

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Corporate Structure

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Board

Board
Directors	Role	Experience	Brief Bio
Victor Rosenberg	Executive Chairman & Founder	25 years glass industry	Serial Entrepreneur. Globally recognised for his contributions to glass industry. Extensive business experience in senior management and sales over approx. 50 years.
			Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants with over 20 years corporate finance experience. Currently
Stuart Carmichael	Non-Exec Director	20 years corporate finance	Chairman of Schrole Group Limited (ASX:SCL) and K-TIG Limited (ASX:KTG), and Non-executive Director of De.mem
			Limited (ASX:DEM), Swick Mining Services (ASX:SWK) and Harvest Technology Group (ASX: HTG).
			Corporate and resources lawyer with 30+ years’ experience. Legal adviser to a number of public companies on a wide
Roger Steinepreis	Non-Exec Director	30 years corporate law	range of corporate related matters. Currently serves as Non-Executive Director on various Boards including Petronor E&P Limited (Oslo Access: PNOR), Latitude Consolidated Limited (ASX: LCD), and is Non-Executive Chairman of Apollo
			Consolidated Limited (ASX: AOP).
			Construction industry professional with over 30 years’ experience in glazing and façade systems and construction
John Downes	Non-Exec Director	30 years’ experience in glazing and façade systems	project management. Currently Global Head of Façade Supply Chain at LendLease based in its London, United Kingdom office. MSc Façade Engineering from the University of Bath, Fellow of the Society of Façade Engineers and a sponsor’s board member of the Centre for Window and Cladding Technology chairing the sub-committee on Sustainability in
			Facades.
Deborah Ho / Brett Tucker	Joint Co Secretaries	Combined over 12 years corporate and compliance	Company Secretaries to a number of ASX listed and private companies and has been involved in numerous public corporate transactions and acquisitions. Mr Tucker is a Chartered Accountant and Ms Ho is an Associate of the Governance Institute of Australia.

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Management	Management
Key Management	Role	Experience	Brief Bio
Dieter Moor	European CEO	17 years BIPV industry experience	Former co-founder and CEO of ertex solar GmbH – a leading global BIPV supplier with more than 2000 projects delivered worldwide. Dieter has a background in civil engineering with extensive experience with sales and marketing of BIPV systems gained over the last 30+ years.
Jamie Lyford	COO & GC	25+ years IP law / technology commercialisation	IP and licensing lawyer with over 20 years experience. Previously worked in leading Australian and overseas law firms, BHP, global IT company ATOS and ran Western Australian Government Innovation Centre.
			Geoff is qualified CPA with over 30 years experience in CFO (including ASX listed companies), senior financial and
		30 years experience in CFO,	commercial roles across a variety of service organisations.
Geoff Edwards	CFO	senior financial and commercial	During that time, Geoff has acquired a wealth of knowledge with start ups, mergers and acquisitions, high growth
		roles	businesses, equity and debt capital raisings, turn arounds, building financial systems and procedures and strategic
			planning and implementation.

Technical Team

Technical Team	Technical Team	Technical Team	Technical Team	Technical Team
Key Management Role Experience Brief Bio
Steve Coonen VP Development – Products, Technology & Sales (North America) 38 years experience in photovoltaics; 26 year focus on BIPV Steve Coonen is a photovoltaic consulting engineer, specializing in building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) based in California. Mr Coonen is a pioneer in the BIPV field and whilst working on the ClearVue technology development pipeline assists with North American sales opportunities. Mr Coonen currently has over 3,000 BIPV systems fielded to his credit, including the California Academy of Science in San Francisco, the Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Manhattan and 1,500 new houses for Pulte Homes.
Dr Mikhail Vasiliev Lead Scientist 20+ years physics Mikhail has extensive science and technology background, from developing fibre-optic sensors and laser interferometers in the 1990’s, to the design of solid-state lasers in the 2000’s, followed by 15 years of experience as Senior Research Fellow at Edith Cowan University, where he concentrated on nanotechnology and materials science projects and still supervises PhD students. He has contributed to the design and development of Clearvue core components and technologies, including advanced low-e coatings, glazing systems, luminescent/diffractive interlayers, and solar window systems. He is a multi-skilled expert in the fields of optical physics, optical engineering, photonics, nano-engineered functional materials and also in scientific software development. Mikhail has a PhD (Physics), Victoria University (Melbourne, Australia) and has co-authored multiple (> 50) high-impact
research articles published in international peer-reviewed journals.
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Technical Team

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Key Management	Role	Experience	Brief Bio
			Tao is a chartered professional engineer in both Australia and Chinas with 16+ years experience. Tao works as
Tao Zhang	Structural Engineer	16+ years engineering	Project Manager & Senior Technical Officer in ClearVue and leads our technical team on ClearVue product certification programs and is involved in all aspects of ClearVue’s R&D efforts. Tao also supports our sales efforts
			and manages our global OEM manufacturer and supplier relationships.
			A recent graduate of Sydney University with a degree in Mechatronic Engineering (first class honours), Chris has a
Chris Cole	Mechatronic Engineer	Graduate mechatronic engineering	background installing sensing equipment on solar and wind farms. He is involved in the design, development, construction, programming and testing of our Smart Façade prototypes, and brings a knowledge of integrated
			software, hardware and AI systems to the team.

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Company & Technology Overview

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Company & Technology Overview

Smart Building Technology Company

Creating smart building materials that are:

Part of the solution for achieving:

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• Zero net energy

• Zero net carbon

• Sustainable

• Reducing carbon footprint

• Energy Efficient

  • Autonomous clear functional windows

• Positive environmental

• outcomes

The ClearVue product can be used to achieve:

Technology & Product

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A clear glass panel that is:

• significant energy cost savings

• Energy saving/producing

• prevent unwanted solar radiation (UV and IR) from entering a building; and

• Highly insulating

• Reduces carbon footprint

• Scalable

• then converting the unwanted radiation into electricity.

• Efficient – 3 to 4% conversion of radiance to energy

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Technology – Overview

• ❑ ClearVue’s patented technology sits within an activated interlayer between two panes of glass.

• ❑ Visible light (VIS) passes through the glass

• ❑ Micro & nano particles interact with Ultraviolet (UV) radiation which is down-converted to longer wavelengths and scattered along with Infrared (IR) light to the edges of the glass and is collected by Photovoltaic (PV) cells and produces electricity

• ❑ Turns damaging UV and IR radiation into energy

• ❑ Insulation properties reduce heating and cooling costs

• ❑ Innovation pipeline of new technologies to improve power performance including R&D into inorganic quantum dots

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Products / Services Overview

• ❑ Solar PV Glass (Finished IGUs and Framed Windows)

• ❑ fabricated and supplied by OEM suppliers and sold by ClearVue

• ❑ Sizes: 3+m high x 1.6m wide (up to approx.

  • 4.8 sqm)

• ❑ Solar PV Components for use by ClearVue licensees

• ❑ PVB interlayer

• ❑ Solar PV strips

• ❑ Gen 2- glass panes with laminated PV

• ❑ Gen 3 – PVB strips with integrated PV for lamination

• ❑ Royalty on licensee manufactured CPV products

• ❑ Licensee Support Services

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• ❑ Smart Façade Panels (finished and framed)

❑ Smart Façade Components

• ❑ Hardware microcontroller incl MPPT/battery controller/WiFi and other comms/IO platform for IOT sensors and devices

• ❑ Building Analytics / Data Data collected, analysed and sold as a service from network of IOT connected windows (at building, community, city, global levels)

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Smart Façade Developments

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IP & Competitive Advantage Overview

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• ❑ 85 granted patents and 40 patent applications throughout the World across 13 patent families covering CPV system and elements of system

• ❑ Design protection undertaken for latest versions of Gen 2 and Gen 3 shingled PV products (know-how and trade secret protection on method of manufacture to be used for these developments as well)

• ❑ Trade Mark protection undertaken in most key markets (SA and NZ proving to be only countries where main ClearVue PV branding may not be registrable – alternatives filed)

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• ❑ Domain names (for key trade marks, as well as various generic descriptive type domains)

• ❑ Copyright protection on circuit layouts for hardware controller, software/config files for smart façade controller

• ❑ Market lead in clear solar glass (currently) - (market leader for tinted solar glass is Onyx)

• ❑ Comparative ease of manufacture and hence licensing; low CAPEX for licensees to participate

• ❑ Gen 1 Products Certified - USA – UL; Europe - MEA & IEC; Australia under AGWA & Intertek

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Commercialisation Overview

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❑ Sales Opportunities

• Commercial High Rise Buildings

• Protected Cropping – Greenhouses (LHF)

• Showcase Deployments

❑ Key Factors

• Government incentives

• Government regulation – disincentives

• ESG investment directives

• Climate and Geography

• Market Size

❑ Key Locations

• USA

• Northern Europe (Germany)

• China (JV entry)

• Australia

❑ Manufacturing Supply Chain

• PV Strips – China / Taiwan / US

• ▪ Interlayer - Europe / China / US

• ▪ Gen 2 Products – US (initially)

❑ Market Entry

• Digital Campaigns & new website

• ▪ Licence arrangements (KPI’s)

• Direct Marketing (feasibility study’s)

• ▪ Showcase Deployments

❑ Partners / Promoters

• Architects

• Façade Engineers

• Project Developers

• Property Fund Managers

• Resellers

• Greenhouse developers

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• Growers

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American Activities

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Single & Double Glazing Product Development

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Opens up new market opportunities

• Retrofit

• Transportation

• Markets not yet moved to multi=glazing

New Product Designs

• Based on previously announced improvements to existing technology platform

Availability

• Currently in trial and testing stages

• Estimated commercially available within 12 months, subject to certification and any productions scaling issues

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View through ClearVue’s latest single glazing prototypes.

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Local Projects & Activities

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ClearVue delivers major advantages for reducing carbon footprint of buildings

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❑ ClearVue is working with energy modelling and verification specialists Footprint in Canada, to measure the performance of ClearVue’s product against the “Toronto Green Standard”. The Toronto standard is one of the World’s highest standards for sustainable building design.

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• ❑ As part of this exercise the ClearVue product has been designed into an energy efficient Archetype building that will serve as a template for the design of a medium scale commercial building that can demonstrate how the ClearVue product can assist architects and engineers in designing net zero or near net zero buildings.

• ❑ ClearVue’s work on the Archetype seeks to demonstrate that ClearVue’s PV windows make it possible to achieve a low carbon footprint, without sacrificing natural light and views.

❑ The ClearVue Archetype modelling to date has demonstrated that by using CPV Insulated Glass Units (which deliver energy but also have excellent thermal insulation properties) in a particular form of building design is able to produce a building that has a Total Energy Use Intensity (TEUI) as defined by the Toronto Green Standard that exceeds Toronto’s standard for new construction after 2030.

• ❑ The Archetype model is for a 15,000m[2] building that also meets Toronto’s requirements for 2030 in terms of the Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI) gauge (which measures the thermal envelope performance) and the Green House Gas Emissions Intensity Measure (which looks at total carbon produced by the building).

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Archetype Modelling adding further credibility to ClearVue

• ❑ Early modelling has shown that with the integration of rooftop PV on top of the Archetype model building and 40% of the building’s car parking (as required by the Toronto construction code) the building will deliver NET ZERO performance, with no net greenhouse gas emissions.

• ❑ Early modelling shows that the ClearVue technology can deliver this result with a window to wall (fenestration) ratio of 70% glass to 30% wall material.

• ❑ Data shows a compelling case not only for new construction but in the decarbonisation of existing buildings that will be a key factor in achieving global carbon reduction targets in the coming years.

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Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) & Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)

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• ❑ Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a methodology for assessing environmental impacts associated with all the stages of the life cycle of a commercial product, process, or service.

❑ Recently engaged carbon footprinting specialists Pleiades Environmental Accounting have commenced working on the ClearVue PV window product's lifecycle assessment (LCA) to generate an independently verified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for the product, for three key target markets, Australia, Europe and the US .

• ❑ ClearVue's product having an EPD will benchmark the ClearVue PV product's performance and help the buildings that they are installed in achieve accreditation for green building certifications and schemes such as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) in the US and Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) across the UN, through the awarding of carbon credits.

• ❑ An EPD is an essential tool for selling the ClearVuePV product to sustainability focused endcustomers.

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Murdoch University Solar Glass Greenhouse

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• ❑ Officially opened 19 April 2021

• ❑ World first clear solar glass greenhouse

• ❑ Why is it so significant?

• ❑ Renewable Energy produced ❑ High Insulation means less energy use

• ❑ Lower Water Use

• ❑ Higher crop yields

• ❑ Resistant to weather damage

• ❑ Lower Carbon Emissions

• ❑ High Security for Cannabis or medicinal production

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Murdoch University Solar Glass Greenhouse

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❑

Glazing and power performance data collection and analysis underway.

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Plant science trials have now commenced with a mixture of grains, legumes, fruit and vegetables (10 types, 480 plants total) including: wheat, barley, strawberry, lettuce, tomato, canola, dwarf bean, lupin, spinach and Arabidopsis.

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Murdoch University Solar

Glass Greenhouse

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Data from Murdoch R&D Greenhouse application of ClearVuePV Glass – with no HVAC use – the ClearVuePV room is 5-10˚C cooler during the day when outside temperature is high, and warmer at night.

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Aqua Ignis Sendai Greenhouse Project

Japan

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• ❑ ClearVue’s glazing will be deployed into the roof of a strawberry greenhouse which forms part of the ‘Aqua Ignis Hot Springs’ project in Sendai City, Japan.

• ❑ 8573 kWh of renewable energy per year based on modelling for that region ClearVue’s PV glazing will contribute to the eco credentials of the Aqua Ignis project with the PV glazing panels on the greenhouse expected to generate approximately.

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• ❑ The Aqua Ignis Hot Springs project, centered around a natural sodium chloride / bicarbonate hot spring, is set to become a significant tourist attraction int he region with visitors able to visit the strawberry greenhouse and experience ClearVue’s world leading solar PV glazing solution.

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Business & Revenue Model

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ClearVue will derive revenues from:

• ❑ Direct sales: The Company will initially sell and supply fully assembled IGU/window products direct to distributors and licensed channel partners in Australia and worldwide. Then, as manufacturing licensees are appointed in different territories the revenue streams that follow will apply.

• ❑ Component sales (US$245 m2): The company will sell technology/product components to its manufacturing licensees including its proprietary nano and micro particle doped activated interlayer and its proprietary mini solar photovoltaic strips for use inside of each PV integrated glazing unit*

• ❑ Additional revenue streams: The company will sell its smart façade controller hardware and license associated software (and data) for additional revenue opportunities.

• ❑ Typical minimum sales requirements of a distribution only licensee or a manufacturing/distribution licensee is: 5,000 sqm for year 1, 10,000sqm for year 2, 20,000 sqm for year 3, 30,000 sqm for year 4 & 40,000 sqm for year 5.

• ❑ One licensee (only) achieving their performance criteria equates to over USD $25m in revenue over 5 years.

Notes:

• *Complete ClearVue IGU’s initially to be sold in Australia by ClearVue to gain market acceptance. Approx. per sqm rate may change based on order quantities and scaling, country and project specific requirements.

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Size of the Market

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• “By 2060, the world is projected to add 230 billion m[2] (2.5 trillion sq ft) of buildings, or an area equal to the entire current global building stock. This is the equivalent of adding an entire New York City to the planet every 34 days for the next 40 years.”[1]

• North American market for window glass installed annually is currently estimated at USD $120 billion.[2]

• Global market for building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) technologies was USD $2.4 billion in 2016. Market to grow to USD $4.3 billion by 2021 (with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.2% for the period 2016 to 2021).[3]

• ClearVue’s target market represents in excess of 2.1 billion sqm[5] of glass per annum (total market size 5.5 billion+ sqm of glass per annum)[4] ( Target Market ).

• It is expected that a small 10 floor 25,000 sqm building could deploy approx. 3,150 sqm minimum of ClearVue .

• product (assuming 3 building sides of 50m long and part floors of 2.1m high only)[6]

• A single large building, for example the One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower) New York City has over 93,000 Sources:

• sqm of glass.

• https://zero-code.org/

• http://raymondjames.bluematrix.com/sellside/EmailDocViewer?encrypt=edddb1da-c175-47ab-b9c8-ca69c60f7531&mime=pdf&co=RaymondJames&id=REPLACEMEEMAIL&source=libraryView

• https://www.bccresearch.com/market-research/energy-and-resources/building-integrated-photovoltaics-markets-report-egy072C.html

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1. https://www.nsg.com/~/media/NSG/Site%20Content/Temporary%20Downloads/Japanese/NSGFGI_2011%20EN2.ashx

2. ClearVue does not represent that it will be able to obtain such market share or that such revenue can be achieved. See Disclaimer Slide Page 2.

3. See ASX Announcement - Technical Update 28/03/2019 - https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20190328/pdf/443v6jr2zhbvm7.pdf

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Company Update

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Investment Highlights

❑ Attractive industry thematic

• ESG investment opportunity in global growth sectors of BIPV, smart cities and food security

• Unique with high consumer buy in

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❑ Near term catalysts

  - Showcase deployments – under way

  - Continued deal flow

  - High quality counterparty engagement

• Regulatory support across multiple jurisdictions

• EU and US focus – change in Govt in US anticipated to impact growth

• Large Addressable Market

❑ Refocussed Business

• Investor entry remains low compared to competitors

• New European CEO

❑ Proprietary Technology

• Experienced Board

• First in class product

• Strong IP portfolio

• Regulatory requirements met for sales in key

regions

• Price competitive with payback period

• Strong product and tech development pipeline

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Recent & Upcoming Milestones

Announced first-half 2021

• ❑ Global digital marketing campaign & new website launched | 1 April 2021

• ❑ Distribution Agreement with Tomita Technologies, Japan for Greenhouses signed | 12 April 2021

• ❑ Showcase Greenhouse Project Murdoch opened | 19 April 2021

• ❑ Listed onto OTC QB to better engage with US market| 26 April 2021

• ❑ Major product development announced – single and double-glazed product versions | 18 May 2021

• ❑ ClearVue forming JV with eLstar Dynamics BV, Netherlands | 26 May 2021

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Upcoming 2021

• ❑ Demonstration project - New York City

• ❑ Archetype modelling

• Showcase projects: mini-home

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• ❑ Japan Greenhouse and Sydney park installations

• Securing additional licensees in target geographies

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  • Completion of EU presence establishment

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• ❑ Completion of JV establishment with eLstar Dynamics

• ❑ Conversion of showcase projects, licensees and –

• marketing efforts into purchase orders primary focus on US and European markets, focus on quicker sales (greenhousing)

• ❑ ClearVue Greenhouse, Murdoch Uni Plant science trials commenced

• ❑ Deployment into Sydney park project – deposit received, glazing ordered | 28 June 2021

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