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Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. (OTCQB: CWSFF; TSXV: CMC) is a publicly traded waste solutions company that reports frequently on its efforts to transform waste materials into high-value products and renewable fuels. The news flow around Cielo provides insight into its evolving waste-to-fuel strategy, flagship projects and corporate developments.
Recent company announcements highlight Project Nexus, described as Cielo’s first commercial project and flagship clean fuels initiative. News releases outline plans for Project Nexus as a large-scale platform for converting biomass and wood waste into low-carbon transportation fuels and renewable fuels such as natural gas and hydrogen. Updates also discuss the related NEXUS Platform concept, intended as a scalable model for future waste-to-fuel facilities in multiple jurisdictions.
Cielo’s news also covers its proposed waste-to-hydrogen facility in British Columbia, including the relocation of its first planned commercial waste-to-fuel facility and a shift in focus from renewable diesel to green hydrogen. These updates often reference feedstocks such as scrap or creosote-treated railway ties, woody biomass and agricultural residues, as well as potential participation in programs like the Clean Fuels Fund and provincial low carbon fuel standard credit initiatives.
Beyond project development, Cielo’s releases address financing and capital structure actions, including securities-for-debt transactions, private placement plans and grant applications, all subject to regulatory approvals. The company also reports on settlement agreements and dispute resolution processes with Expander Energy Inc., shareholder meeting requisitions, board nominations and governance matters.
Investors and observers who follow CWSFF news can use this page to review Cielo’s official announcements on Project Nexus milestones, strategic pivots toward hydrogen and renewable natural gas, shareholder communications and legal or settlement updates. Regular news items provide context on how the company describes its progress in advancing waste-to-fuel projects and its broader mission to contribute to the circular economy and emissions reduction.
Cielo Waste Solutions (OTCQB:CWSFF) will host a live investor and stakeholder webinar on Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 11:00 a.m. MST to present advancements in its flagship Project Nexus.
The presentation will cover technology integrations, partnership developments, operational strategies and expected near-term milestones for Project Nexus, followed by a live Q&A. Investors can register via the company website at cielows.com or the provided Project Nexus Webinar link.
Cielo Waste Solutions (OTCQB: CWSFF) has announced the launch of Project Nexus, its flagship clean fuels initiative in Northern British Columbia. The facility will focus on converting waste materials like creosote-treated railway ties, woody biomass, and agricultural residues into renewable natural gas and hydrogen.
The company has submitted a $5 million grant application under the Canadian Clean Fuels Fund and plans to pursue additional funding through various programs. Project Nexus will serve as the foundation for the NEXUS Platform, a scalable model designed for future waste-to-fuel facilities across Canada and global markets. Additionally, Cielo has commenced trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol "CWSFF" while maintaining its TSX Venture Exchange listing.
Cielo Waste Solutions (OTC:CWSFF) has executed and closed an amended settlement agreement with Expander Energy Inc. and related parties, effectively unwinding previous transactions from a November 2023 asset purchase agreement. The settlement includes:
Key terms include the surrender of 40 million Cielo shares for cancellation, with a possibility of an additional 20 million shares by December 2025. The agreement involves termination of previous licenses and service agreements, issuance of a C$748,208.79 promissory note, and an 18-month standstill agreement. All legal proceedings against Cielo will be dismissed.
The settlement's effective date is July 16, 2025, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval for the promissory note.Cielo Waste Solutions (TSXV: CMC; OTC: CWSFF) provided multiple corporate updates. The company failed to make a required C$748,208.79 payment under its Settlement Agreement with Expander Energy Inc., receiving a breach notice but continuing discussions for extension. The company's upcoming shareholder meeting on June 24, 2025, will see four incumbent directors up for re-election.
Additionally, Cielo corrected its previously announced securities for debt transactions, now planning to issue 33,523,132 Repayment Units and 5,832,180 common shares at $0.05 per unit/share to settle an increased aggregate debt of $1,967,766. The transactions require TSX Venture Exchange approval and will include a 4-month hold period.
Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. (CWSFF) has announced new securities for debt transactions to settle an aggregate debt of $1,797,195. The company plans to issue 35,943,847 Repayment Units at $0.05 per unit to settle $1,671,656.67 of the debt. Each unit includes one common share and one warrant, with warrants exercisable at $0.15 per share for two years.
Additionally, Cielo will settle the remaining $125,535.79 with an company insider through the issuance of 2,510,715 common shares at $0.05 per share, without warrants. These transactions replace previously announced arrangements from January 2025 that did not close. All securities will be subject to a 4-month hold period and require TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Cielo Waste Solutions (CWSFF) has issued a shareholder letter outlining its strategic direction as a waste solutions company. The company announced its first major project - a waste-to-hydrogen facility in British Columbia that will convert scrap railway tie feedstock into energy while generating Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) credits. Moving away from a technology-dependent model, Cielo is adopting a technology-agnostic approach, focusing on proven technologies and vendor-customer relationships.
The company also announced it will not proceed with previously disclosed shares for debt transactions from January 21, 2025, but plans to complete them under revised terms. Additionally, Cielo intends to launch a private placement offering, with details forthcoming.
Cielo Waste Solutions has announced a significant Settlement Agreement with Expander Energy and related parties, effectively unwinding previous transactions from their November 2023 asset purchase agreement. The settlement includes:
Between 40-60 million common shares (30-47% of outstanding shares) will be surrendered back to Cielo for cancellation. All agreements, including the License Agreement and Service Agreements, will be terminated. Expander will withdraw its shareholder meeting requisition and agree to an 18-month standstill period.
The settlement requires Cielo to pay C$748,208.79 to the Settlement Parties. Additionally, the company has rescheduled its annual general meeting to June 24, 2025, where incumbent directors will be nominated for re-election. Cielo has also assigned a promissory note from its Aldersyde, Alberta property sale at a discount.
Cielo Waste Solutions Corp (CWSFF) announced several corporate updates. The company will host a webinar on April 17, 2025, featuring CEO Ryan C. Jackson and CFO Jasdeep K. B. Dhaliwal to discuss strategic initiatives and future outlook.
The company plans to relocate its first commercial waste-to-fuel facility from Carseland, Alberta to British Columbia, shifting focus from renewable diesel to green hydrogen production. This strategic move aims to leverage the British Columbia Low Carbon Fuel Standard credit program. Cielo is in advanced discussions with a technology provider for a BC project using scrap railway ties as feedstock and has identified two additional potential projects in the United States.
Additionally, Cielo is facing legal challenges with Expander Energy Inc. On April 11, 2025, Expander issued termination notices for both the License Agreement and Management Services Agreement, along with statements of claim. Cielo has retained Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP as legal counsel to address these matters.
Cielo Waste Solutions Corp (TSXV: CMC; OTC PINK: CWSFF) has issued a statement on April 10, 2025, responding to what it describes as misleading press release from Expander Energy Inc. published on April 6, 2025.
The company highlights several concerns regarding Expander's communication:
- Material misstatements and misleading attributions of third-party statements to Cielo
- Expander's delayed raising of issues regarding October 31, 2023 financial statements
- Expander's unusual request for shareholder approval to become a 'Control Person' of Cielo
CEO Ryan C. Jackson has invited all shareholders, including Expander, to engage in constructive dialogue. The company has retained Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP as legal advisor and announced that a previously scheduled corporate update webinar will be rescheduled to a later date.
Cielo Waste Solutions (TSXV:CMC; OTC PINK:CWSFF) has received a shareholder meeting requisition from Expander Energy, its largest shareholder holding over 5% of common shares. The requisition follows Cielo's April 1, 2025 announcement of an annual general meeting planned for June 2025.
Expander's requisition calls for:
- Fixing board size at five directors
- Removal of all current directors
- Election of five Expander nominees
- Re-appointment of MNP LLP as auditor
- Re-approval of company's incentive plan
- Authorization for Expander to become a Control Person
CEO Ryan C. Jackson expressed disappointment in Expander's escalation rather than engaging in constructive dialogue. The company attributes share price decline to broader market conditions and industry challenges, while implementing transformation efforts for sustainable growth.
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