CLEAN VISION CORPORATION - CLNV STOCK NEWS

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has completed its acquisition of a 51% interest in Ecosynergie Group, now renamed Clean-Seas Morocco, expanding its presence in sustainable waste management. Located in Agadir, Morocco, this facility aims to process 120 tons per day of pyrolysis waste-plastic starting October 2023. With an initial capacity of 20 TPD, management anticipates doubling this by May 2023 through new operational units. Following the acquisition, Clean-Seas Morocco has acquired two 50-TPD units, increasing capacity to 70 TPD by June and reaching 120 TPD by September. The strategic importance of this acquisition lies in Clean-Seas' goal to establish a Plastic Conversion Network hub for North Africa, aiming for a scalability of 500 TPD over the next few years.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) announced the airing of a multi-part television series featuring its CEO, Dan Bates. The interviews, hosted by Jane King, will highlight the company's advancements in sustainable technology and green energy. Initially aired on April 10, 2023, on Fox Business Network, the series will also broadcast on Newsmax TV and Bloomberg TV with scheduled airings on April 15, April 24, and April 29. Bates detailed the company's growth trajectory, including its acquisition of Clean-Seas Morocco and a joint venture in Massachusetts to process significant amounts of post-industrial waste plastics. Clean Vision aims to develop a global network of Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) facilities, capable of converting up to 53,000 tons of waste plastics into hydrogen-based clean fuel, addressing the global plastic crisis.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has announced significant developments concerning its joint venture project in Western Michigan. The company’s subsidiary, Clean-Seas, Inc., has entered into feedstock and site lease agreements for a project budgeted at $20 million, aiming to divert up to 500 tons of waste plastic daily from landfills. The project is expected to employ pyrolysis technology to convert waste into usable products, including fuels and new plastics, with operations commencing in late 2023 or early 2024. Funding is anticipated through various sources, including debt, equity, and possible state incentives.

American Classic’s acquisition of Cart-Right Recycling ensures a steady supply of plastic feedstock for Clean-Seas, marking a strategic move towards enhancing local waste management.