CLEAN VISION CORPORATION - CLNV STOCK NEWS

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has reported significant 2021 achievements, including completing audits for previous years, securing funding through its Tier 1 Reg A offering, and enhancing its management team. The company is advancing its Plastic Conversion Network globally, particularly in the Middle East and Africa. Looking ahead to 2022, it aims to operationalize a pyrolysis plant in India to convert waste plastic into valuable commodities. The firm also plans to explore acquisitions in the clean tech sector, positioning itself for growth in the $125 billion hydrogen economy.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) announced the optioning of advanced hydrogen fuel cell technology, aimed at enhancing its clean hydrogen storage capabilities. This technology will be integrated with its Hyderabad pyrolysis pilot plant, designed to convert waste plastic into clean hydrogen, branded as AquaH. The initiative positions Clean Vision to enter the expanding $125 billion hydrogen economy.

Licensing terms include exclusive global rights excluding Canada, with engineering support from Kingsberry Power. The pilot plant is expected to operationalize by March, marking a significant milestone in sustainability efforts.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTCQB:CLNV) has successfully up-listed to the OTCQB Venture Market, with no action required from shareholders. The company is advancing its Plastic Conversion Network through initiatives such as a pilot pyrolysis plant acquisition and collaboration with India's IICT to tap into the $125 billion hydrogen economy. CEO Dan Bates highlights this milestone as a launchpad for significant investor interest and business opportunities in 2022. Clean Vision is also finalizing a licensing agreement for proprietary hydrogen fuel cell technology, expected to be announced soon.

Clean Vision Corporation is set to enter the $125 billion hydrogen generation market with its Clean-Seas subsidiary’s acquisition of a waste plastic-to-energy pyrolysis plant in India. This plant, expected to be operational in Q1 2022, will produce clean hydrogen known as "AquaH™". The initiative is part of a collaboration with the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology aimed at addressing India's waste crisis and enhancing renewable energy production. The global hydrogen market is projected to grow to $184 billion by 2028.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTC: CLNV) announced the acquisition of a 2.5 ton per day pyrolysis plant for shipment to Hyderabad, India, through its subsidiary Clean-Seas. This initiative aligns with a recently signed MOU with CSIR-IICT to implement waste plastic-to-energy conversion technology. The project aims to support India’s renewable energy goals amidst rising waste challenges. CEO Dan Bates highlighted the pilot project's potential to showcase the technology's economic viability, while Clean-Seas intends to announce further details on its waste plastic-to-hydrogen conversion technology within 30 days.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK:CLNV) announced its application for uplisting to the OTCQB Venture Market, following the completion of its annual audits for 2018, 2019, and 2020 by a PCAOB-registered accounting firm. The decision from OTCM is expected in two to four weeks, although acceptance is not guaranteed. Additionally, the company, through its Clean-Seas subsidiary, is making significant progress in establishing its Plastic Conversion Network, anticipating accelerated business development and a strong outlook for 2022.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK:CLNV) announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology to enhance plastic waste conversion technology in India. This partnership aims to transform plastic waste into low sulfur fuels and clean hydrogen, supporting India's environmental goals. The pilot project is expected to commence in Q1 2022, utilizing Clean-Seas technology combined with CSIR-IICT expertise. This initiative highlights Clean Vision's commitment to sustainable solutions and could generate significant commercial opportunities in the growing clean tech sector.

Clean Vision Corporation (CLNV) has announced a pivotal partnership through its subsidiary Clean-Seas, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with IKYAYO Investment Holdings in Cameroon. This agreement positions Cameroon as the inaugural host nation for the Plastic Conversion Network (PCN), aimed at converting waste plastics into valuable energy and commodities using pyrolysis technology. The MOU outlines essential support such as land, utilities, tax incentives, and labor training necessary for establishing conversion facilities, marking a significant step toward addressing global plastic waste issues.

Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK:CLNV) has announced that its Clean-Seas subsidiary has partnered with HSA Investments to expand its operations in the Middle East and Africa, focusing on its Plastic Conversion Network (PCN). A patent has been filed for the PCN, which aims to convert plastic waste into environmentally friendly fuels. Clean-Seas will establish a subsidiary in Abu Dhabi, while HSA will assist in negotiating permits and securing agreements. The collaboration aims to produce sustainable commodities and could significantly impact waste management efforts in the Gulf region.