Clean Vision Corporation develops and operates pyrolysis facilities to recycle plastic waste into fuels, hydrogen, and char, addressing plastic pollution while generating revenue from product sales, environmental credits, and technology licensing.

# Company Summary: Clean Vision Corporation

### Overview:
- **Industry Focus:** Clean energy and waste-to-energy industries concentrating on sustainability and plastic waste recycling.
- **Core Technology:** Pyrolysis — heating plastic waste at high temperatures without oxygen to convert it into saleable byproducts.

### Business Operations:
- **Main Focus:** Solving plastic waste pollution by converting plastic into valuable products:
  - **Precursor chemicals** for new plastics
  - **Clean fuels** (e.g., pyrolysis oil)
  - **Hydrogen** (branded as AquaH®, trademark issued Nov 8, 2023)
  - **Carbon black/char**, used in various industrial applications

- **Revenue Streams:**
  1. **Recycling services:** Accepting plastic waste, often at no cost or reduced tipping fees, potentially sharing revenue from byproducts.
  2. **Sale of commodities:** Selling pyrolysis oil, fuels, lubricants, synthetic gases, hydrogen, and char (recognized upon shipment).
  3. **Environmental credits:** Trading carbon credits, plastic credits, biodiversity credits; revenue recognized upon sale.
  4. **Royalties and equipment sales:** Licensing proprietary fuel cell technology (Kingsberry license) and manufacturing/selling pyrolysis equipment.

### Key Operations & Locations:
- **Employees (as of December 31, 2024):** 38 total
  - 7 in India
  - 18 in Morocco
  - 1 in the UK
  - 12 in the US

- **Subsidiaries & Projects:**
  - **Clean-Seas:** Main operating entity; acquired first pyrolysis unit in Nov 2021 in Hyderabad, India; operational in May 2022.
  - **Clean-Seas Morocco (formerly EcoSynergie):** Acquired 51% interest in April 2023; began pyrolysis operations in Agadir, Morocco with capacity for 20 TPD of plastic waste.
  - **U.S. Locations:**
    - **West Virginia:** First U.S. PCN (Plastic Conversion Network) project, scheduled to be operational Q3 2025, converting 50 TPD initially.
    - **Arizona:** Planned to establish a feedstock to hydrogen facility, expected to process 100 TPD starting in Q4 2024 (now expected Q4 2025), potential for 500 TPD, powered by renewable energy.
    - **Massachusetts:** Planned co-located facility to produce precursors, fuels, and hydrogen.
    - **Puerto Rico:** Joint venture for plastic pyrolysis; plans to serve the Caribbean and southern US.
    - **France, Turkey, Sri Lanka:** International projects under development or delay.

### Revenue & Financials:
- **2024 Revenue:** ~$231,000 (from Morocco operations, mainly sale of pyrolysis products)
- **2023 Revenue:** ~$257,000
- **2024 Net Loss:** approx. **$14 million** (specifically $14,003,195 after non-controlling interests)
- **2023 Net Loss:** approx. **$14.27 million**
- **Employees:** 38 (as of December 31, 2024)
- **Current Stockholders:** Approximately 171 record holders of common stock
- **Market Capitalization:** Estimated at ~$11.84 million based on June 28, 2024, stock price ($0.0182 per share)

### Business Goals:
- Expand pyrolysis facilities globally, especially in Morocco, India, and the U.S.
- Build additional Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) sites in multiple countries.
- Generate revenue through recycling services, commodity sales, environmental credits, and licensing.
- Develop proprietary technologies, including software connecting waste sources to processing facilities.

### Summary:
Clean Vision develops and operates pyrolysis-based facilities to recycle plastic waste into fuels, hydrogen, and char, aiming to address environmental plastic pollution while generating multiple revenue streams. The company operates globally, with ongoing projects and planned facilities in the U.S., Morocco, India, and Europe. As of the latest reported period, it has a small staff and has yet to become profitable, incurring significant losses.

Clean Vision Corporation specializes in innovative recycling technologies focused on converting plastic waste into clean energy and fuels, targeting the growing demand in the clean energy sector.

# Clean Vision Corporation Overview

Clean Vision Corporation ("Clean Vision" or "the Company") operates primarily in the clean energy and waste-to-energy industries, focusing on sustainable technologies to address plastic waste through innovative recycling methods. Below is a detailed summary of the Company's activities, including its business model, operations, and financials.

## Business Model

Clean Vision is primarily focused on:

1. **Plastic Waste Recycling**: Utilizing pyrolysis technology to recycle plastic waste and convert it into valuable commodities, including:
   - Clean fuels (Plastic Pyrolysis Oil)
   - Clean hydrogen (branded as AquaH®)
   - Carbon char (used in various applications)

2. **Revenue Generation Sources**:
   - **Service Revenue**: Through recycling services provided, where the Company establishes agreements with suppliers to accept plastic feedstock, often at reduced or no tipping fees.
   - **Commodity Sales**: Profiting from the sale of products produced from the pyrolysis process, such as fuels and hydrogen.
   - **Environmental Credits**: Selling carbon and plastic credits generated through the recycling processes on relevant markets.
   - **Equipment Sales/Royalties**: Licensing and selling proprietary technologies related to their operations.

## Operational Highlights

- **Subsidiaries**:
  - **Clean-Seas, Inc.**: Primary operating subsidiary focused on plastic waste recycling and conversion technology. It has identified various business models to recycle plastic waste into clean energy sources.
  - **Clean-Seas Morocco, LLC**: Acquired in April 2023, focusing on operations with a conversion capacity of 20 tons per day (TPD) of plastic feedstock.
  - **Clean-Seas India**: Focused on pilot projects for pyrolyzing plastic waste and generating saleable byproducts.

- **Current Facilities**:
  - Operations in **Morocco** started in April 2023 with revenue of $257,414 generated from pyrolysis services.

- **Future Developments**: Plans for additional facilities in the United States (West Virginia, Arizona, Massachusetts, Michigan) and internationally (France, Turkey, Sri Lanka).

## Financial Performance

- **Current Number of Employees**: 38 (as of December 31, 2023).
  - Employees are located across various regions: 7 in India, 18 in Morocco, 1 in the UK, and 12 in the US.

- **Revenue Generation**: Clean-Seas Morocco has generated $257,414 in revenue since operations began, with a gross margin of $162,789 from pyrolysis services.

## Market Opportunities

- Targeting a large and growing market for clean and sustainable energy solutions, particularly in the plastic-to-energy sector.
- The global market for hydrogen generation alone was valued at $136.3 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $262 billion by 2031, indicating significant growth potential.

## Summary

Clean Vision Corporation aims to lead in the clean energy sector by addressing the pressing issue of plastic waste through its specialized recycling technology. The Company has established a foundational operational structure through its subsidiaries and is actively developing facilities both domestically and internationally to scale its impact. With a focus on environmental sustainability, Clean Vision is positioned in a market that is increasingly moving towards clean energy solutions.

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