Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. develops clean energy products projects that convert waste-derived feedstocks into sustainable aviation fuel and other low-carbon energy products. The company’s recurring news centers on Project Nexus, the Nexus Platform, feedstock and technology partnerships, project evaluation and engineering work, and financing or grant-related steps tied to waste-to-energy development.
Company updates also include capital-structure actions, securities-for-debt transactions, stock option grants, exchange trading status, and shareholder communications following Cielo’s restructuring, wind-down of legacy operations, and strategic pivot toward sustainable aviation fuel projects across North America.
Esker Infrastructure (CWSFF) completed its name change from Cielo Waste Solutions, effective September 25, 2026. The change follows a shift from developing proprietary technology to originating, structuring and financing projects built on third-party technology.
Common shares are expected to begin trading as ESKR on the TSX Venture Exchange and ESKRF on the OTCQB on October 2, 2026. Exchange approval of the name change is conditional. Project Nahoonai in British Columbia remains before a final investment decision. The company expects it to be executed in phases across multiple sites, subject to each site meeting criteria for a financeable project. The name change does not alter issued and outstanding share capital.
Cielo Waste Solutions (CWSFF) appointed Harry Andersen as Board Chair and director effective September 15, 2026, as part of a broader leadership renewal.
Former Chair Sheila A. Leggett stepped down from the Chair role and will remain on the Board, leading its new Governance, Nominating and Compensation Committee. Director Larry Schafran resigned from the Board and will continue to support Cielo as an advisor. The company describes these changes as aligning governance with its strategy to develop clean fuels and low-carbon infrastructure projects, anchored by Project Nahoonai and supported by carbon capture and storage integration.
Cielo highlights Andersen’s 25+ years of midstream and energy leadership, including senior roles at Pembina Pipeline and experience in major project development, capital markets, Indigenous partnerships and large-scale infrastructure, complementing recent executive hires in finance, operations and development.
Cielo Waste Solutions (OTCQB: CWSFF; TSXV: CMC) announced the appointment of Ivy Chan as Chief Financial Officer, effective September 1, 2026, succeeding Jasdeep K. B. Dhaliwal. According to Cielo, Chan brings over 25 years of experience across upstream, midstream and downstream energy, with a background in mechanical engineering and an MBA from the University of Calgary.
She has led large-scale strategic projects in energy transition, infrastructure, petrochemicals, CCS and pipelines, and has facilitated commercial and joint venture arrangements from origination through financial close. Cielo develops clean fuels projects in North America, anchored by its Project Nahoonai in Prince George, British Columbia.
Cielo Waste Solutions (TSXV: CMC, OTCQB: CWSFF) announced the appointments of Robert Pockar as Chief Operating Officer and Matthew Scorah as Chief Development Officer, effective July 24, 2026. The roles build on Cielo’s April 2026 acquisition of biofuels-related assets from a Canadian Discovery Limited subsidiary and are intended to support development of Project Nahoonai, the proposed flagship sustainable aviation fuel project in Prince George, British Columbia.
Cielo also disclosed a CFO transition, with Jasdeep K. B. Dhaliwal leaving effective September 1, 2026. The company granted an aggregate 4,000,000 stock options (2,000,000 each) to Pockar and Scorah at an exercise price of $0.07, expiring July 24, 2029, with staged vesting through July 24, 2028. Cielo further reported that its early warrant exercise incentive program has closed with no eligible warrants exercised and no incentive warrants issued.
Cielo Waste Solutions (OTCQB: CWSFF) approved a one-time discretionary grant of 9,000,000 stock options to directors and officers on April 22, 2026. The Options are exercisable at $0.07 per share for a three-year term, vesting 50% on grant and 50% after 12 months.
The grant is made under the company’s stock option plan and remains subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval. Management said the award supports continuity following restructuring, the wind-down of legacy operations, the strategic pivot to sustainable aviation fuel, and establishment of the Nexus Platform.
Cielo (OTCQB: CWSFF) entered a non-binding Strategic Partnership Framework Agreement dated March 14, 2026 with Tano T’enneh Enterprises to advance Project Nexus, a proposed sustainable aviation fuel facility on land to be acquired within Lheidli T’enneh Nation territory in British Columbia.
The SPFA contemplates a Project LP with up to 51% Indigenous ownership by TTE, joint general partner representation, and a financing framework exploring BC LCFS, Indigenous loan guarantees, Canada Infrastructure Bank and Clean Fuels Fund support; the SPFA is non-binding and subject to feasibility, financing and approvals.
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.