I don't know much about hydroponics, but I just did a bit of...

I don't know much about hydroponics, but I just did a bit of research.

"You should plan your system on having at least 14 to 16 hours of bright artificial light, followed by 10 to 12 hours of darkness every day."

It doesn't make much sense to have a solar greenhouse without an energy storage system. During the day, when the panels are getting light, light will already be hitting the plants anyway. At night when the sun isn't up, without a storage solution there will be no electricity or it will need to capture it from the grid to be able to power artificial lighting.

If anything, investment into a hydroponic company could be a good idea. SCIENTISTS have said that top soil could disappear in 60 years time for example and that the world will face food shortages with how many morons out there have babies like it's some sort of right for a human to have a kid (that's a whole other issue I have problems with). 

If you have done a SWOT analysis on Clearvue you would realise that a huge weakness of solar is the ability to store power to use at night, although companies out there like Tesla are no doubt coming up with a solution to that problem. That is both a weakness and threat to CPV right now. There are weaknesses to CPV even if you choose to ignore them.

Have you asked Victor whether or not Clearvue are coming up with a solution for energy storage?