Clean Vision Corp (CLNV)

[old man river]

There are a number of companies in the waste to energy sector ranging from clean incineration, pyrolysis to make power, fuel or hydrogen and plasma to power, fuel or hydrogen.

There is a common factor amongst these processes.

The economic viability it tied to the revenue generated per ton, the availability of ample, patient, cheap capital and the time it takes to get to commercialized operation.

You can always find feedstock.

Profitability generally follows the scale of the project. The more tons per day the more economic it becomes. so there is more revenue per ton of input as you get larger.

However, more capacity means a higher capital investment. The availability of capital is often the killer for most projects. No one wants to be first or take up all of the capital stack. So, how does CLNV plan to address this reality?

Putting in a system requires a lot of pre-equipment order costs. If you are in a developing country, how long does it take to get introduced to the right decision makers. Quite often there are too many intermediaries who want a consulting fee. Once you get to the right party, how long is the permitting process. In a major country, the environmental lobby can add 3 to 10 years before a permit is issued. So, from a CLNV perspective, an LOI announced today could mean revenue no matter how large or small in say 5 years on average. So, what impact does this have on the share price? Business valuation?