CLNV - Clean Vision's Clean-Seas Subsidiary Expands into LatAm; First Facility in Ecuador Projects $13.5M in Annual Revenue
Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK: CLNV) announced a partnership to establish a waste plastic-to-energy processing plant in Naranjal, Ecuador. The 30-year agreement, signed on July 9, guarantees a daily supply of 200 metric tons of municipal solid waste from the city. The project, costing approximately $30 million, is expected to generate $13.5 million in annual revenue and has a payback period of less than three years. This initiative marks Clean-Seas' first step into Latin America, paving the way for future expansions in the region.
- 30-year agreement secured for a waste processing partnership with Naranjal, guaranteeing 200 metric tons of waste daily.
- Projected annual revenue of $13.5 million with a payback period under three years.
- Partnership with EcoVerde to attract capital for the $30 million project.
- Potential generation of 70,000 carbon credits annually.
- Off-take agreement with a multinational oil company for clean diesel fuel.
- None.
LOS ANGELES, July 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK: CLNV), a holding company that acquires and operates sustainable cleantech and green energy businesses, today announced that its Clean-Seas subsidiary has signed a Letter of Intent with the Mayor of Naranjal, in the Guayas Province of Ecuador, to establish a public-private joint venture partnership in which Clean-Seas will deploy a waste plastic-to-energy processing plant.
The 30-year agreement, signed July 9, by Naranjal Mayor Ab Luigi Rivera Gutierrez, states that Naranjal has committed to delivering its municipal solid waste (MSW) of 200 metric tons daily to the Clean-Seas facility - to be built on land granted by the government - ensuring that Clean-Seas will have a long-term supply of feedstock to render the project financially compelling.
In his Letter to Clean-Seas, Mayor Gutierrez wrote: "This MSW is currently being put in large landfills and creating an environmental challenge for the Naranjal region." He adds, "We look forward to starting the detailed negotiation process for establishing a public-private partnership with the Clean Seas JV for the 30-year MSW feedstock agreement and bringing this vital technology to Naranjal, for remediating the MSW in the region to reduce its environmental impact and avoid the imminent saturation of local landfills such as Las Iguanas."
Clean-Seas has partnered with EcoVerde, an Ecuadorean company, to promote the responsible and practical repurposing of MSW into valuable environmentally friendly commodities. The Naranjal project has an estimated cost of
Expected revenue from the plant is approximately
"This is a huge first step, and validation of Clean-Seas' longstanding efforts, to penetrate Latin America," said Dan Bates, Clean Vision Chief Executive Officer. "Upon completion, the plant in Ecuador will be the foundation upon which we plan to build throughout the region.
"It's become clear that countries in emerging economies as well as those in the developed world are faced with a waste crisis and the Clean-Seas solution can be an important, value-added solution. The first 'domino' is always the most difficult, after which I expect an accelerating number of our proposals will be invited and accepted. We anticipate announcing additional locations throughout the region, this summer, that will commit to deploying our technology."
About Clean Vision Corporation
Clean Vision is a public company that acquires and operates a portfolio of synergistic companies in the sustainable clean technology and green energy sectors. For more information, visit: cleanvisioncorp.com.
About Clean-Seas, Inc.
Clean-Seas, Inc. provides efficient and cost-effective technology solutions that address the global waste plastic crisis as well as creating economic opportunity and social benefit in emerging and developed economies across the world. It offers "best in class" pyrolysis technology deployment for plastic waste-to-energy recycling, including securing feedstock and off-take agreements. For more information, visit clean-seas.com/.
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