During the corresponding time, Clean Vision Corp recorded a revenue increase by 78.45 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 18.06 %. While revenue at the Clean Vision Corp's corporate clients
Clean Vision's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
Clean-Seas provides conversion technologies that transform plastic feedstock into chemical precursors, clean-burning fuels, hydrogen, and electricity. Their systems are designed to process mixed plastics, particularly types #4 through #7, with minimal sorting and cleaning. The company operates subsidiaries and joint ventures in Morocco, France, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Puerto Rico, Arizona, Massachusetts, Michigan, and West Virginia, selected for their proximity to plastic feedstock sources and existing business relationships.
In the United States, Clean-Seas partners with environmental and economic development agencies to facilitate waste plastic remediation and conversion. Clean-Seas West Virginia, Inc. is developing the first U.S.-based Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) in Belle, West Virginia, with partial funding from the West Virginia Economic Development Authority and UPS Industrial Services. Additional PCN projects are planned for Arizona, Massachusetts, and Michigan, with permitting processes expected to begin in 2025.
EcoCell, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, intends to license and deploy fuel cell technology developed by Kingsberry and Dr. K. Joel Berry, focusing on markets in India and other regions. EcoCell is developing a five-kilowatt hydrogen fuel cell, with a demonstration scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.
Endless Energy, Inc., another wholly owned subsidiary, was established to acquire the assets of WindStream Technologies, Inc. (WS USA), which is currently delisted and non-operational. WS USA holds approximately 26% ownership in WindStream Energy Technology, an Indian company.
Clean Vision’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers
Clean-Seas provides conversion technologies that transform plastic feedstock into chemical precursors, clean-burning fuels, hydrogen, and electricity. Their systems are designed to process mixed plastics, particularly types #4 through #7, with minimal sorting and cleaning. The company operates subsidiaries and joint ventures in Morocco, France, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Puerto Rico, Arizona, Massachusetts, Michigan, and West Virginia, selected for their proximity to plastic feedstock sources and existing business relationships.
In the United States, Clean-Seas partners with environmental and economic development agencies to facilitate waste plastic remediation and conversion. Clean-Seas West Virginia, Inc. is developing the first U.S.-based Plastic Conversion Network (PCN) in Belle, West Virginia, with partial funding from the West Virginia Economic Development Authority and UPS Industrial Services. Additional PCN projects are planned for Arizona, Massachusetts, and Michigan, with permitting processes expected to begin in 2025.
EcoCell, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, intends to license and deploy fuel cell technology developed by Kingsberry and Dr. K. Joel Berry, focusing on markets in India and other regions. EcoCell is developing a five-kilowatt hydrogen fuel cell, with a demonstration scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.
Endless Energy, Inc., another wholly owned subsidiary, was established to acquire the assets of WindStream Technologies, Inc. (WS USA), which is currently delisted and non-operational. WS USA holds approximately 26% ownership in WindStream Energy Technology, an Indian company.
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