Clean Vision Corp (CLNV)

[nickeli54]

Lol

[Loudanepro]

Right sector, but there must be companies in this sector, hopefully something on the big-boards. This OTC crap sucks

[Loudanepro]

This company is looking shady AF

[jdcpa1]

All they alcaldes and still stuck in the mud. I bet they are getting ready for another registry offering. No cash, negative equity, talk of huge revenues going back over a year and nutting here?

How pathetic. We may need to have.the SEC look into all the BS announcements..

[NorfolkIP]

Zero volume. We badly need revenues or an update on funding (which appears to be non existent).

[chicks0123]

Clean Vision Corporation has subsidiaries working together to make a difference with today's global plastic waste crisis. Which subsidiaries have you been following the most? Clean Seas or AquaH Hydrogen?

$CLNV - Clean Vision Corp
#CleanSeas #AquaH #Hydrogen #Fuelcell #OTCStocks

https://twitter.com/cleanvisioncorp/status/1557723375937589248?s=21&t=ZW8ko63uDlmHEOSp1R6rpg

[Steve1978]

Global Governments have chosen Clean Hydrogen as the future of power generation. It wont happen overnight, but countries all over the world will be backing clean hydrogen solutions, CLNV is in the right place

[chicks0123]

$CLNV in the right sector!
https://www.utilities-me.com/utilities/hydrogen-economy-growth-a-sign-of-changing-dynamics-within-the-power-sector-says-irena

[Steve1978]

Dr Dorsey is a $CLNV Board Member Who Served Under 3 Presidents puts us in a great position to get some of that $10 Billion.

+ Patented BlockChain Tech
+ Plastic Conversion Network
+ Hydrogen Generation
+ Fuel Cell Tech
= $$$$$

[Steve1978]

The Department of Energy is launching major clean hydrogen initiatives of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: $8 billion for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs that will create jobs to expand use of clean hydrogen in the industrial sector and beyond $1 billion for a Clean Hydrogen Electrolysis Program to reduce costs of hydrogen produced from clean electricity; and $500 million for Clean Hydrogen Manufacturing and Recycling Initiatives to support equipment manufacturing and strong domestic supply chains. With Dr Dorsey on our Board of Directors who served under the Bush, Clinton, and Obama Administrations we have a connection Whitehouse. Even if we only get $300 million thats $1/share price. Anyone buying at our current price level will win

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/02/15/fact-sheet-biden-harris-administration-advances-cleaner-industrial-sector-to-reduce-emissions-and-reinvigorate-american-manufacturing/

[Steve1978]

Morning, CLNV is definitely in the right industry! Going to make alot of investors chase soon

[Steve1978]

Governments all over the world are transitioning to Clean Hydrogen, exactly what CLNV does with our Plastic-to-Energy Patented Technology and PCN network.

I found this article interesting

Is This the Beginning of a Hydrogen Economy in the U.S.?

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law gave the Department of Energy billions to invest in clean hydrogen hubs. There’s broad agreement hydrogen is needed for the energy transition, but not about how it should be produced and used.



https://www.governing.com/next/is-this-the-beginning-of-a-hydrogen-economy-in-the-u-s

[nickeli54]

Good morning!

[chicks0123]

Good morning CLNVers!

[Steve1978]

Morning CLNV

[Loudanepro]

Why’s that unfortunate?

[BrandoAldo]

CLNV to be a leader hahaha . With a single used broken machine . Yes , it’s going to be a leader , no doubt about it .

Please don’t buy this scam. Steve is scammer too. He’s with them .
Be aware .

[Stock_Up_Stock_Down]

There is enough room in this sector for many players. The goal is critical mass then become attractive as an Acquisition target. CLNV strong

[old man river]

Unfortunately, there are some big names that can take plastics and convert them to power, low carbon fuels and hydrogen already in operation. There are also firms that make the equipment with solid financial backing and technology.

[Steve1978]

No doubt the world is facing a global plastic build-up and energy crisis at moment.

CLNV one of the very few companies who can recycle plastics with pyrolysis systems to create clean energy such as hydrogen. The Plastic-to-Energy Evolution is here, CLNV going to be the leader.

Dr Dorsey gives CLNV the vital connections we need to Government Officials to get grants for our American Based Operations.

[Loudanepro]

How long do you think this stays under .02?

[Steve1978]

Still have a handful of reg a shares being sold that are overhanging from the investors. Anything under 2 cents is a gift because once those overhanging shares are gone we running to moon

[Loudanepro]

Always rejected at the 50ma. New lows soon? = . (

[Steve1978]

This is what happens when a board member goes rogue... Company took care of the issue and filing the paperwork with the OTC if they havent already. It is really a non issue, we all know the history with the board member

[Ga-Pro]

Agree. Bunch of BS
Control Dispute ok fine
Why did we lose QB?

[Loudanepro]

This is why I hate the OTC.

[Loudanepro]

Downgraded?!!!! WTH. When did this happen?

[Steve1978]

The company is getting the control dispute resolved with OTCMarkets. I think OTCmarket just requires a lot of information to make sure it is settled, which it is. So should be done anytime once OTCMarkets updates. No biggie

[Scotttrader80]

SCAMS are like that once the pump has dried up.

Thanks in advance!

[Ga-Pro]

Why did we get downgraded?

[Steve1978]

Just on cruise control... Once Morocco comes online in the next week or so it will be a very different story

[JMC$]

Morning Steve and CLNV longs, let's have a great day

[Steve1978]

Great update!!! Love the photos, looks like a huge system to bring in some BIG DOLLARS!

[Steve1978]

Morning CLNV... Lots of things cooking in the background with CLNV, wont take long before we are off to the races.

[Laster]

This POS still under $0.02!
Just waiting for Frank to pump more fluff news like TPT*.
Huge pump and dump scam here IMO.
Just read all the pump posts here.
Quite obvious.
JMO.
Buyer beware.
Always sell into the next pump.

[chicks0123]

Good morning CLNVers!

[chicks0123]

Morocco sneak peek $CLNV https://stocktwits.com/fbenedetto/message/477178654

[Loudanepro]

I’m bummed the inverted head and shoulders didn’t seem to work out. We need to break .02 for a start. Want to see 2mm+ in volume. Low volume on a green day during a downtrend isn’t the best sign…

Glta

[Scotttrader80]

ROFLMAO Its not sub penny yet, next week perhaps. Im just thanking the guy who's promised big things last week

Once again, $CLNV management has let their shareholders

DOWN

[chicks0123]

Glad to know you buying $CLNV!

[Scotttrader80]

Thank you in advance for the .017's

how much longer before this scam hits SUB PENNY?

[chicks0123]

Good morning CLNVers!

[Steve1978]

I bet this investment fund would love us... we have all the feedstock agreements in place and ready to rock

"
Circulate Capital, an investment fund manager focused on promoting a circular economy and curbing ocean plastics, watches the advanced recycling space closely.  Adding insight on the financing piece, Rob Kaplan, founder and CEO of Circulate Capital, shares what his company considers to help guide its investment decisions
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[Steve1978]

This is why CLNV is so vital

As the tidal wave of plastic waste continues to swell, the world finds itself in the midst of a “perfect storm” of sorts – a storm precipitated by intensifying public awareness around the material’s environmental impacts; international plastic exportation bans; and domestic, state-level policies aimed at tackling plastic waste.
Arlene Karidis | Aug 08, 2022

As the tidal wave of plastic waste continues to swell, the world finds itself in the midst of a “perfect storm” of sorts – a storm precipitated by intensifying public awareness around the material’s environmental impacts; international plastic exportation bans; and domestic, state-level policies aimed at tackling plastic waste.

Attention to the issue has amplified with COVID-19-driven spikes in single-use plastics, and as parties to the Basel Convention—189 countries— have pledged to stop exporting plastic waste to countries without those countries’ approval.

In the eye of this storm there is potential new opportunity to turn that waste into value - with emerging recycling technologies. Most of the “advanced” recycling technologies, as they are commonly designated, depend on chemical processes to break down plastics to their building blocks so they can be put into new products while maintaining virgin quality.

But these complex systems face a challenging path to commercialization and will need solid backing from policymakers, investors and industry executives to build robust infrastructure.

Some stakeholders are buying into and/or considering multiple avenues to push some of these technologies forward. On the policy front, a few U.S. states are reclassifying advanced recycling under manufacturing which, among benefits, will make the permitting process easier.

Some governments are mandating that specified amounts of recycled plastic content be incorporated into products, boosting demand for clean recyclate for multiple applications.

Martin Koehring, who has directed research on recycling technologies for Economist Impact, points to a European Union target to incorporate 25% recycled plastic content in certain products by 2025, and to California legislation that will require plastic bottles to have 50% recycled content by 2030. He believes these moves will call for “significant improvement in the recycled plastic value chain, including via advanced technologies.”

Still, there is limited to no policy framework aimed specifically at advancing these technologies with their expanded capabilities.

Circulate Capital, an investment fund manager focused on promoting a circular economy and curbing ocean plastics, watches the advanced recycling space closely.  Adding insight on the financing piece, Rob Kaplan, founder and CEO of Circulate Capital, shares what his company considers to help guide its investment decisions.

“When we are looking at technology providers, we keep a few points in mind. One is flexibility to accept different feedstocks and compositions of feedstock," he says. "We also look at modularity, which enables deployment to different locations and to operate at different scales. And we consider if material has enough value and if there is access to a supply chain to bring it to market."

One of its investments is in Danville, Va.- based textiles recycler, Circ, whose technology returns clothes back to raw materials. Circ can process mixed textiles, such as cotton-polyester blends.

“We like that because it’s flexible; they can take a variety of feedstocks whether PET bottles, polyester, or cotton fabrics," Kaplan says.

He says that flexibility is important because while some of the technologies are proven, a lacking feedstock supply is holding back their advancement.


The consensus of some industry experts is that policies need to focus on improving collection, sorting, and processing, as well as helping ensure access to feedstock.

“If you are talking about $50 to $250 million of capital to build an advanced recycling plant you better be sure you will have access to feedstock to run that plant, and that’s where policy can come in," Kaplan says. "We have not seen that happen yet. I think policies have been more system- level rather than dedicated to such a specific purpose as advanced recycling."

He expects to see more Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs and is already seeing adoption and or interest in Asia, India, Indonesia and the Philippines. But that money primarily supports collection and sorting.

He has noted stronger regulatory and policy activity to address plastic pollution in the last couple of years than in the last 10.

“And the global plastic treaty [Basel Convention, which tightly regulates plastic shipments overseas] is unprecedented," Kaplan explains. "So, there’s policy engagement and interest. But I think we are probably five to 10 years away from having policies implemented in the space of advanced recycling."

https://www.waste360.com/plastics/emerging-plastics-recycling-technologies-where-are-they-headed-part-2

[Steve1978]

Solar and Hydrogen stocks are getting alot of love today... CLNV has both Hydrogen and Solar, flying under the radar of many investors but we also have a direct connection to the Whitehouse with Dr Dorsey. Check out our Website for Solar and Hydrogen Information

https://www.cleanvisioncorp.com/

[Steve1978]

Nice... CLNV Strong

[chicks0123]

WASTE PLASTIC - Global Environmental Challenge & Clean Fuel Manufacturing Opportunity
A Clean-Seas, Inc. Whitepaper - January 2022 $CLNV

https://www.clean-seas.com/_files/ugd/3071f3_0b4c0f28af7644a899ffc690f82466e4.pdf

[Truth always wins]

100% AGREE INNOCENT INVESTORS SHOULD FIND THIS INTERESTING CLICK THE LINK BELOW LOOK AT PAGE 3 OF THE 4 PAGES AND SEE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES AND LOOK FOR THE NAME LEONARD TUCKER HIDES BEHIND “CONSULTANT” AND FILLS HIS POCKETS WHILE INNOCENT INVESTORS LOOSE THEIR HARD EARNED MONEY. LEONARD TUCKER IS PERMANENTLY BARRED FROM THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY BY THE SEC. JUST LIKE HE WAS CONVICTED OF SECURITIES FRAUD BY THE US JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AND SERVED A PRISON SENTENCE NOW YOU CAN LOOK AT THESE OTHER STOCKS THAT LEONARD TUCKER WAS INVOLVED WITH AND THE ONES HE HAD A “CONSULTANT AGREEMENT” WITH. SEE WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM AND MORE RECENTLY  All For One Media AFOM, The Movie Studio MVES and Beta Music Group BEMG, DELTA ENTERTAINMENT GROUP DENG AND SUBSIDIARY PEARLBRIGHT
SOME BANKRUPT, SOME OUT OF BUSINESS, A LAWSUIT FILED BY THE SEC, AND MULTIPLE OTHER LAWSUITS AGAINST THEM. NO REVENUE YET LEONARD TUCKER AND THE OTHER CONVICTED FELONS INVOLVED HERE MADE SURE THEY MADE MONEY. THE TRUTH IS THAT INNOCENT INVESTORS NEED TO KNOW THE TRUTH
https://www.sec.gov/news/digest/1995/dig013095.pdf

MUST BE TIME FOR THE CONVICTED STOCK SWINDLER FELON TO SELL HIS “COMPENSATION STOCK” AND HIS FAMILY FRIENDS AND INSIDERS TO SELL THEIR POSITIONS. LOOK AT THIS CONSULTANT AGREEMENT LEONARD TUCKER, CONVICTED STOCK SWINDLER FROM BOCA RATON FLORIDA, WHO WAS CONVICTED YOU GUESSED IT FOR STOCK MANIPULATION AND FOR HAVING NOMINEE ACCOUNTS! WAIT…WHAT… $20,000 A MONTH AND 2,000,000 SHARES SERIES B PREFERRED SHARES A MONTH HE GETS PER THIS AGREEMENT.

Byzen Digital, Inc. (Form: 1-A, Received: 04/07/2021 11:47:52)

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 22, 2021 / has received approval from FINRA and other customary regulators for its name and ticker symbol change to Clean Vision Corporation (OTC: CLNV). CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 22, 2021 / has received approval from FINRA and other customary regulators for its name and ticker symbol change to Clean Vision Corporation (OTC: CLNV). **HAD TYPO CORRECTED OTC SYMBOL SHOWED CLVN INSTEAD OF CLNV

[Steve1978]

+12 % Green.... mmmm

[Dasqeezr]

We know this is a fledgling company and sometimes we iron out unforseen shit along the way. Know what you own folks. GLTA