I don't see how the 1414 degrees thing will work, as they are a...

I don't see how the 1414 degrees thing will work, as they are a business that will be selling power on after it is stored, so the cost will be higher to buy it back. Distance from site makes a huge difference as well and from what I know these sites will be quite large.

If it goes back into the grid, same thing, you have to buy it back at current rates with a diminishing per Kw rebate back from the power company. Does this work with the pay back times and cost of all the glass.

In my mind unless you have the ability to store or use on site the cost gets out of control.

Would ClearVue be better to sign up an energy storage company to come up with solutions/supply for their fitments?

All the above is a mute point without sales of the product.

All above is just my opinion.