Clean Vision Corp (CLNV)

[old man river]

Historically, pyrolysis oil sells at a discount to WTI. Part of the reason is that pyrolysis oil is not compatible with most refineries. It's higher chlorine content and lower BTU value drive the discount. A couple years ago, I was involved in selling tire derived pyrolysis oil and received a 15 dollar per barrel hair cut. The long run price differential between sweet and sour oil is about 5 bucks a gallon. Then, add on the cost to ship it to the buyer and some discount for the chlorine. The real money is made when you invest capital to take it to a tank ready fuel or hydrogen.