Clean Vision Corp (CLNV)

[old man river]

4 million bucks buys low end demonstrator pyrolysis units. It would not buy land and then bring services for multiple plants. It would not normally cover permits and engineering. It would not cover the cost to upgrade pyrolysis oil into a tank ready fuel.

As for tipping fees, it varies my market. If the market is high regulated and has the ability to pay then there are bucks there but you need to get rhe material away from the big collectors and landfill operators. In third world countries, waste gets dumps curbside. Where there is a fee, it is often so low that it is not relevant to the business investment decision. Ten dollars per ton is typically the high end for tipping fees in these countries and the share that you could extract from say WMI in the US.