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Clean Vision chooses West Virginia for $50m hydrogen facility

The Nevada-based company will leverage a $50m total investment in a manufacturing facility converting plastic feedstock into precursors for recycled content plastics and clean fuels, including hydrogen.

Clean Vision Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Agreement to collaborate on a manufacturing facility focused on recycling plastic feedstock into precursors for recycled content plastics and clean fuels, according to a news release from the governor.

The MoA is between the company’s Clean-Seas West Virginia subsidiary and the West Virginia Department of Economic Development. The total investment is $50m over three years.

Upon completion of construction and commencement of operations, the facility, located in Quincy in eastern Kanawha County, will process plastic for conversion to clean energy at a rate of 100 tons per day, starting in 2024, with plans to scale up to 500 tons per day over time.

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