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Clean Vision Corporation (CLNV) is a pioneer in sustainable clean technology and green energy sectors, recently acquiring a trademark for its branded clean hydrogen, AquaH®. The company utilizes innovative technology to produce hydrogen from waste plastic, aligning with its environmental commitment. Clean Vision is dedicated to combating plastic pollution through its subsidiary, Clean-Seas, Inc., focusing on establishing plastic waste conversion facilities globally. The company is at the forefront of the hydrogen economy, producing green hydrogen for a variety of applications in a rapidly growing market. Clean Vision aims to lead the transition to sustainable energy solutions, spearheading the clean hydrogen revolution with its AquaH® trademark.
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.
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