Clean Vision Business Summary

Clean Vision Corp (CLNV) operates a circular economy business model primarily through its wholly owned subsidiary, Clean-Seas, Inc., which generates revenue by converting mixed waste plastic into high-value commodities including plastic pyrolysis oil (PPO), hydrogen (branded as AquaH), and carbon char. The company’s revenue streams are diversified across commodity sales to petrochemical offtakers, waste processing "tipping fees," and the monetization of environmental credits. Its primary business segments include the Plastic Conversion Network (PCN), a decentralized global infrastructure for chemical recycling, and EcoCell, which focuses on hydrogen-based fuel cell technology. As of early 2026, the company is scaling its flagship 50-ton-per-day facility in Belle, West Virginia, positioning itself as a specialized mid-market leader in the waste-to-energy sector. It competes directly with firms such as Sky Quarry, Vivakor, Gevo, and Clean Energy Fuels, distinguishing itself through its proprietary pyrolysis-to-hydrogen cracking process and a localized, modular approach to plastic waste mitigation. The leadership team is anchored by Chairman and CEO Daniel Bates, a veteran technology executive with over a decade of experience in the renewable energy sector and a background in early-stage corporate development. He is supported by Chief Financial Officer Rachel Boulds, a licensed CPA with a professional pedigree including roles at PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the Walt Disney Company, and Chief Revenue Officer Daniel Harris, who brings 20 years of experience in retail electricity and renewable generation. The company’s strategic direction is further guided by a high-profile Board of Directors featuring Dr. Michael Dorsey, a recognized environmental policy advisor to multiple U.S. presidential administrations, and Bart S. Fisher, an international investment banker and attorney with 50 years of experience in complex financial transactions. Notable financial backing includes a $25 million state-supported incentive package for its West Virginia operations, featuring $15 million in funding through Huntington National Bank.