CLEAN VISION CORPORATION - CLNV STOCK NEWS

Clean Vision Corporation's subsidiary, Clean-Seas Morocco, has entered into a feedstock supply contract with Clean Oceans 2. The contract ensures the delivery of up to 1,000,000 metric tons of waste plastic feedstock per year to CSM's facility in Agadir, Morocco. This secures the supply of feedstock for CSM's Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) and allows for the expansion of operations. The feedstock will be sourced from the European Union and delivered in compliance with the Basel Convention.

Clean Vision Corporation announced a global settlement to a lawsuit filed against Christopher Percy. The settlement was reached to avoid the expense and uncertainty of litigation. None of the parties admitted fault or liability. Clean Vision thanked Mr. Percy for his past service.

Clean Vision Corporation has reached a major revenue and operational inflection point. They expect operations and revenue to ramp up throughout 2023 and 2024. Clean-Seas Morocco is operational and generating revenue. New projects have been announced in West Virginia and Arizona. AquaH™ plastic to hydrogen technology development is progressing.

Clean Vision Corporation's subsidiary, Clean-Seas, has signed a partnership with Laubros Holdings to expand its plastic waste conversion project in Southeast Asia. The partnership will provide research labs and facilities for the project. Clean-Seas aims to convert plastic waste into valuable products. The partnership is expected to have a positive impact on the environment and contribute to the region's economic growth.

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.