You've just hit the nail on the head and possibly come back to...

You've just hit the nail on the head and possibly come back to reality.
Your words .... " But Ive looked at alot of the Potential in CPV and once it can prove its yields and its suitability to new Building Projects, with independant accurate data.

As soon as you start quantifying your optimistic views that can be verified on reality and not wishful thinking, this takes on a new dimension.

No one is arguing with you about the potential of Clear Vue Technoloy ( If it works), but until that time and it appears it is starting to be discussed - the financial implications from manufacture to installation to residual left over for Clear Vue as a company, then it's classified as wishful thinking.

This is not an easy exercise because of the number of fingers in the pie as all the MOU'S and Licencee Agreements will amount to nought if the costings make it border line. Clear Vue might hold a lot of signed whatever you want to call them but the last one in the queue to get money will be Clear View.

Stop with all the charts - they mean nothing further than the behavior of speculators.
Do a hypothetical showing a project in the various ways it can be done.
1. As standard practice.
2. Using solar in some way.
3. Incorporating Clear Vue Technology. This is based on The Clear Vue Technology producing something.
5. The developers has to substantiate the financial benefits vis a vis the increased costs.
6. The glass supplier and installer has to add these extra costs to the project.
7. And Clear Vue will be the first ones to be consulted on how much they will charge for the use of their technology. Until absolutely proven it might just happen that Clear Vue will be waiting for a hand out to get the business rolling.
Hope you get my drift.