- ClearVue Technologies (CPV) has appointed Dieter Moor as its European CEO, effective from May 1, 2021
- Dieter brings over 16 years’ experience in the renewables sector and will use this to help ClearVue establish its presence in the European market
- Dieter is the Co-founder and CEO of ertex solar — an Austria-based manufacturer and supplier of building integrated photovoltaic technology
- Mr Moor will lead ClearVue’s European sales and marketing office and will be the CEO of a new subsidiary that is being established in the Netherlands
- ClearVue ended the day trading in the grey at 29.5 cents
ClearVue Technologies (CPV) has appointed Dieter Moor as its European CEO, effective from May 1, 2021.
This appointment follows the resignation of Kenan (Ken) Jagger. In that announcement released at the start of the week, ClearVue said it was planning to appoint a European-based CEO with knowledge, experience and networks from within the building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) industry.
Dieter is the Co-founder and current CEO of ertex solar GmbH which is an Austria-based specialist manufacturer and supplier of building integrated photovoltaic technology.
While at ertex Solar, he has been responsible for and has overseen more than 2000 building integrated photovoltaic installations globally, however, the focus was on projects in Europe.
Dieter also lectures in a high-performance building in sustainable energy systems and building optimisation using eco-energy solutions at two universities in Austria.
Dieter brings over 16 years’ experience in the renewables sector and will utilise this experience to support ClearVue goal of establishing a name for itself in Europe.
“The appointment of Mr Moor is a vital step in our plans to enter the European market,” Executive Chairman Victor Rosenberg said.
“Mr Moor’s extensive experience and networks in the solar and BIPV markets throughout Europe and the rest of the world will be an invaluable addition to the management team bringing a strong industry background that to date has been lacking within the current board and management,” Victor added.
Dieter will lead ClearVue’s European sales and marketing office and will be the CEO of a new subsidiary that the company is establishing in the Netherlands.
ClearVue ended the day trading in the grey at 29.5 cents.