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Clean Power Capital Corp. (OTC: MOTNF) announced the approval of all shareholder proposals at its Annual General and Special Meeting held on March 15, 2021. Notably, the company amended its investment policy to focus on the renewable energy sector. Raghu Kilambi was appointed CEO and President, succeeding Joel Dumaresq, who remains interim CFO. Kilambi brings extensive experience in technology investments and has raised over $1 billion in capital. Additionally, Clean Power has engaged Circadian Group and Mountain Capital Corp. for investor relations and marketing services, respectively, at substantial fees.

Clean Power Capital Corp. has appointed Mr. David Bray, former Corporate Officer at Shell Oil Products, to the advisory board of PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Corp. Mr. Bray's consulting firm will assist PowerTap for one year in developing its hydrogen production and dispensing technology. With over 30 years at Shell, Bray brings extensive expertise in energy strategy and marketing. PowerTap aims to enhance its hydrogen fueling infrastructure in the U.S. through the Andretti Group's retail network and looks to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the hydrogen market.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (CSE: MOVE)(OTC: MOTNF) has appointed David Bray, former General Manager at Shell Oil Products, to the advisory board of PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Corp. Bray’s consulting firm will assist in product development for PowerTap’s hydrogen production unit, collaborating with the Andretti Group to enhance deployment. With over 30 years at Shell, Bray brings valuable experience in energy and marketing. His involvement aims to accelerate PowerTap's commercialization strategy, leveraging his expertise for strategic growth in hydrogen fueling infrastructure.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (OTC: MOTNF) celebrates Petaluma, California's ban on new gas stations, promoting hydrogen fueling and electric charging infrastructure. This move aligns with California's goal for all new vehicles to be emission-free by 2035. PowerTap, a company in which Clean Power has invested, aims to expand hydrogen fueling stations significantly, with plans for 500+ installations across the USA in the next five years. Currently, there are ~44 hydrogen stations in California. Clean Power focuses on renewable energy and health sectors, targeting high return investments.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (OTC: MOTNF) announced that the city of Petaluma, California, has enacted a ban on new gas stations, promoting hydrogen fueling and electric charging stations. This aligns with California's aim for all new vehicles to be emission-free by 2035. CEO Raghu Kilambi emphasized the need for more hydrogen fueling stations to support the expected rise of hydrogen vehicles. The company plans to deploy its PowerTap technology in over 500 stations across the USA within five years, enhancing hydrogen infrastructure development.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (OTC: MOTNF) announced a partnership between its investee, PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Corp., and Carbonomics, aimed at optimizing emission reduction credits. Carbonomics will help PowerTap secure certification for hydrogen fueling stations under California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard and explore additional environmental markets. This collaboration is designed to alleviate challenges in hydrogen refueling infrastructure and capitalize on carbon credit revenues, similar to strategies employed by leading clean energy companies.

Clean Power Capital Corp. announced a partnership between its investee PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Corp. and Carbonomics. The collaboration aims to secure certification for hydrogen fueling stations under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard. Carbonomics will guide PowerTap in obtaining independent validation for carbon credit claims, enhancing revenue for clean energy initiatives. This partnership is pivotal in addressing the hydrogen refueling infrastructure challenge, aiming to support hydrogen vehicle adoption.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (OTC: MOTNF) highlights its PowerTap hydrogen fueling technology in response to electricity grid strains caused by severe weather. The company is developing its 3rd generation hydrogen fueling units to utilize excess hydrogen for electricity generation, thereby enhancing operational reliability even during electricity shortages. The COO, Kelley Owen, emphasized improvements over the existing technology, aiming for efficient hydrogen fueling infrastructure across key U.S. locations.

Clean Power Capital Corp. (CSE: MOVE)(OTC: MOTNF) is emphasizing its PowerTap technology amidst electricity grid strains due to extreme weather in Texas and California. The company's 3rd Generation Onsite Hydrogen fueling units will utilize an industrial hydrogen fuel cell to convert excess hydrogen into electricity, enhancing operational reliability. This innovation is poised to support hydrogen production and overall operations at fueling stations. PowerTap is actively establishing a hydrogen fueling infrastructure across several states, focusing on cost-effective and environmentally friendly solutions.