Clean-Seas West Virginia Receives First Shipment of Core Facility Equipment

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Clean Vision Corporation (CLNV) has received the first core technology components at its Belle, West Virginia facility, marking a significant milestone in its plastic conversion project. The facility, which began construction on March 1, 2025, will convert waste plastic into clean fuels, including hydrogen, with an initial capacity of 50 tons per day (TPD), expandable to 200 TPD. The project has secured $25 million in state support, including $15 million through Huntington National Bank. The first delivery includes four Syngas storage tanks essential for system operation. The 60,000-square-foot facility, managed by Middough Engineering and UPS Industrial Services, will create over 40 jobs initially and is scheduled to open in Q4 2025.

Positive

• Secured $25 million in state support, including $15 million through Huntington National Bank
• Initial processing capacity of 50 tons per day with potential expansion to 200 TPD
• Will create over 40 jobs initially with potential for expansion
• Large 60,000-square-foot facility with construction already underway

Negative

• Facility not operational until Q4 2025, indicating several months before revenue generation
• Significant capital expenditure required for facility construction and equipment

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / June 2, 2025 / Clean Vision Corporation (OCTQB:CLNV) ("Clean Vision" or the "Company"), an emerging leader in innovative plastic conversion and clean fuel development, today marked the receipt of the first core technology components at its facility in Belle, West Virginia.

Clean-Seas West Virginia, has begun construction of its facility which will transform waste plastic into clean fuels including clean hydrogen, with an initial processing capacity of 50 tons per day (TPD) and has the potential to expand beyond 200 TPD. The plant will employ more than 40 West Virginians at startup, with more jobs expected as the facility expands.

The facility that will play a crucial role in addressing plastic waste while generating sustainable fuel solutions, received four Syngas storage tanks designed to manage the synthetic gas that powers the system, expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2025.

"Our first delivery of the core components needed for the operation of our facility marks a major milestone for the Company and we're expecting additional equipment and material to arrive rapidly over the coming months," said Dan Bates, CEO of Clean Vision Corporation. "Generating our own syngas from Post-Use Plastic is a key element in minimizing our energy footprint, so it's fitting that this is our first delivery."

With $25 million of support from the State of West Virginia, including $15 million of funding through Huntington National Bank, Clean-Seas started construction March 1 of its first US Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) facility in Belle, retrofitting the 60,000-square-foot main building and preparing the site to receive core technology manufactured off-site.

Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services are being managed by Middough Engineering and UPS Industrial Services.

This initiative underscores Clean-Seas West Virginia's commitment to environmentally responsible energy solutions and economic development in the region. By transforming plastic feedstock into a valuable clean fuel resource, the facility will play a key role in reducing the environmental impact of plastic pollution while driving green job creation in West Virginia.

Follow our progress at: https://www.clean-seas.com/clean-seas-west-virginia

About Clean Vision Corporation:

Clean Vision is a public company that operates in the sustainable clean technology and green energy sectors. For more information, visit: www.cleanvisioncorp.com and follow us on Bluesky: @CleanVisionCorp

About Clean-Seas, Inc.:

Clean-Seas, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Clean Vision, is working to provide efficient and cost-effective technology solutions that address the global plastic crisis as creating economic opportunity and social benefit across the world. Clean-Seas' goal is to offer "best in class" pyrolysis technology deployment with strategic alliances for plastic diversion and conversion, including securing plastic feedstock and off-take agreements. For more information, visit: www.clean-seas.com

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Contact
Clean Vision Corporation
Dan Bates, CEO
d.bates@cleanvisioncorp.com

Investors
Frank Benedetto
619-915-9422

SOURCE: Clean Vision Corporation

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FAQ

What is the processing capacity of Clean Vision's West Virginia facility?

The facility will have an initial processing capacity of 50 tons per day (TPD) with potential to expand beyond 200 TPD.

How many jobs will Clean Vision's West Virginia facility create?

The facility will employ more than 40 West Virginians at startup, with additional jobs expected as the facility expands.

When will Clean Vision's (CLNV) West Virginia facility begin operations?

The facility is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2025.

How much funding has Clean Vision received for its West Virginia facility?

The project has received $25 million in support from the State of West Virginia, including $15 million of funding through Huntington National Bank.

What type of clean fuels will Clean Vision's facility produce?

The facility will transform waste plastic into clean fuels, including clean hydrogen, using syngas technology.