Clean Vision Corp (CLNV)

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Without funding, expressions of interest for feedstock supply and offtakes become worthless.

Many local governments continue to support clean incinerators over pyrolysis as they understand the former quite well. The all in cost to install a properly built pyrolysis plant with land, building, storage areas, spares, provision for contingencies, working capital and pre startup costs in millions of dollars should be about 500k per ton per day of nameplate capacity. So, a 200 TPD plant should cost about 100 million.

So, assuming you can get 200 TPD of the ideal mix of clean inputs, you could get about 32000 gallons of pyrolysis fuel. Unless money is invested to upgrade the fuel to ASTM standards, the fuel will sell at a discount to wholesale prices. You could exchange the production of fuel for hydrogen and get maybe 6 tons of hydrogen per day assuming a clean mix.

Local markets dictate if a pyrolysis plant will earn sufficient after tax profits to pay down debts and offer a return to shareholders. No one solution works everywhere.