Good questions. Just keep in mind that it has been listed for less than a year so there will be questions that need answering. Some posters on here don't seem to understand that basic fact. They are also happy to claim they have no regard to credibility so you would also have to question their motives.
I think the transparency issue isn't that big of a deal. Google 70% transparency and you will see that it is still very bright and I bet if you look at most high rises the windows are already tinted. No way they are close to 100% transparency.
I think cost is a hard one at the moment. How big are the panels required, how many do you need, what location do you need them? With time that will become more apparent, obviously. With your example with costs, what if it costs an extra $1000 and produces $2000 worth of electricity? What if you also get government rebates and carbon credits?
It has a market cap of $30m so will take some time.
Have a look at Onyx Solar, who have 150 projects across the planet. So it is viable, arguable Clearvue have a better product, and the appetite for green materials is only going to exponentially increase in the future.
Time will tell.
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