Ann: Clearvue Investor Presentation, page-20

The stated 3850 kwh per year is per floor in that Model Calculated,

I saw on something 12 degrees outside, so Im not sure of the City Location the Model was assessed at,

I did a Calculation a while back and searched for the World average price of power,at 34c AUD being world Average price.

3850 kwh per floor, so if the Building is 10 floors I will make calculation of that at 38500 kwh per year at 34c =$13,090 of Power savings per year assuming its 10 stories.

If Power prices do rise at 5%pa rate per year over the next 25 years, then the power savings would start in year 1 at $13,090. Then rising the $ amount saved per year at 5% extra per year. So..

$13,090 year 1
$13,745 year 2
$14,432 " " 3
$15,154 " "
$15,910
$16,707
$17,542
$18,419
$19,340
$20,307
$21,323
$22,389
$23,508
$24,684
$25,918
$27,214
$28,574
$30,003
$31,503
$33,078
$34,733
$36,469
$38,293
$40,207
$42,218 saved in year 25 based on power costs rising 5%pa
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$624,754.00
For a total power cost saved over 25 years of

$624,754.oo saved over 25 years on 10 floors of that building on page 26.

So here is the calculated Proof that this Clearvue PV Glass is viable and worth installing.

Chippy.