Clean Vision Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK:CLNV) announced a partnership with the Hyderabad Marathon on August 28, 2022. Its subsidiary, Clean-Seas India Pvt Ltd (CSI), will collect waste plastic from the event for processing at its local waste plastic-to-energy facility. This initiative is part of the 'Plastic Free Hyderabad' program aimed at raising awareness about plastic waste and converting it into energy. The pilot plant can process up to 1.5 tons of waste plastic daily, producing low sulfur diesel and hydrogen fuels. CEO Dan Bates emphasized the importance of promoting environmental sustainability.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) announced a binding term sheet with Pax Petroklmya Sanayi Ve Dis Ticaret Limited, Sirketi to develop a waste plastic-to-energy plant in Turkey. This venture involves establishing a new entity, Clean-Seas Turkey, LLC, which will manage operations for a 150 tons-per-day facility. PPI will provide land and assist with permits and feedstock. Turkey's economy shows promise with 7.3% GDP growth in Q1 2022, and the country is increasingly focused on recycling and environmental sustainability.

Clean Vision Corporation has announced its subsidiary, Clean-Seas India, will establish a Plastic Free Hyderabad initiative on World Ocean Day, June 8, 2022. This annual event aims to raise awareness and reduce waste plastic in Hyderabad. Clean-Seas plans community clean-ups, emphasizing the necessity of addressing plastic waste on land to tackle ocean pollution. Participants will receive educational programs and PPE. The initiative symbolizes Clean-Seas' commitment to combating the global plastic crisis through its Plastic Conversion Network.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) announced that its subsidiary EcoCell, in collaboration with Kingsberry Fuel Cell Power, has completed the architecture design for a hybrid hydrogen-based fuel cell electric power system. Prototypes are expected to be demonstrated to potential customers next month. The fuel cell aims to deliver clean multi-fuel hydrogen power and has multiple applications, including for marine mobility and electric vehicle charging. This milestone aligns with the growing demand for hydrogen solutions as countries focus on sustainability.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) announced a non-binding term sheet with Jalaber Diffusion to construct a commercial-scale waste plastic-to-energy plant in Nantes, France. The facility, managed by Clean-Seas, Inc., aims to process 100 tons of waste plastic per day, with potential expansion to 500 tons. Jalaber Diffusion will provide land, licenses, and feedstock, facilitating project financing. CEO Dan Bates emphasized the collaboration's significance in Clean Vision's sustainability efforts as part of expanding their Plastic Circular Network (PCN). This project follows a planned initiative in Morocco.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has released a video update from CEO Dan Bates, detailing key developments and future projections. Major highlights include forecasts for initial revenue, advancements in EcoCell hybrid fuel cell projects, and the expected clean hydrogen output from its AquaH^TM pyrolysis plant in India. The company emphasizes the significant $50 trillion global investment needed for climate change initiatives. Additionally, it aims to tackle the plastic waste crisis while creating economic opportunities worldwide.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has engaged Bankers Capital International to secure project financing for waste-to-energy projects, beginning in Morocco. The subsidiary Clean-Seas, Inc. launched the Plastic Conversion Network (PCN), aimed at efficiently processing plastic waste into eco-friendly products like ultra-low sulphur fuels and hydrogen gas branded as AquaH^tm. CEO Dan Bates emphasizes the mission to address global plastic waste while BCI highlights the importance of circular supply chains for environmental health.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has successfully commissioned its 1.2-ton per-day waste-plastic pyrolysis plant in Hyderabad, India, through its subsidiary Clean-Seas India. This facility aims to convert mixed plastic waste into clean hydrogen and ultra-low sulphur fuels, contributing to the global energy transition. Launching this innovation aligns with the company’s strategic commitment to address plastic pollution and develop clean energy solutions. The facility will also support R&D and business operations, showcasing technology to potential partners and customers.