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Clean-Seas West Virginia

Construction is underway at the Clean-Seas West Virginia facility in Belle, West Virginia!

The Belle Facility is the Company's first PCN hub located in the United States, marking a significant step in the Company's mission to transform plastic waste into sustainable energy solutions.

The location of the facility with access to truck, rail, and barge transportation, makes it an ideal hub for receiving and processing waste plastic from the mid-Atlantic region.

The Company has 100 TPD of post-use plastic feedstock under agreement, expandable at the Company’s request.

With its historical leadership in energy production, and its strategic position West Virginia is a perfect location for a Clean-Seas facility.

Ongoing construction

Benefits to West Virginia

Capital Investment
Creation of both construction and permanent jobs
Divert up to 200+ tons per year of plastic from West Virginia landfills
Develop West Virginia as a leader of Mid-Atlantic recycling infrastructure
Reduced Green House Gas emissions

In 2022, West Virginia passed H.B. 4084, joining 20+ US states in recognizing innovative technologies like pyrolysis as

solutions to responsibly manage hard-to-recycle plastics.

● West Virginia’s historical leadership in US energy production and distribution can be leveraged to quickly deliver innovative

clean energy products to regional, national and global markets.

● West Virginia’s Solid Waste Master Plan recognizes the state’s central location and excellent connectivity via road, rail and river to accept plastic from a significant area.

● There are 50 Material Recovery Facilities and 77 plastic recycling facilities in West Virginia’s neighboring states; revenue from accepting their non-mechanically recyclable

mixed plastic and converting it to clean energy products can subsidize West Virginia’s efforts to increase collection and sortation of its own discarded plastic.