Clean Vision Corporation Announces Air Quality Permit Approval for Clean-Seas West Virginia's 50-Ton-Per-Day Plastic Conversion Facility
Clean-Seas can begin testing the plastics conversion site under limits that require emissions records and twice-yearly reports, officials said.
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Clean Vision Corporation Announces Air Quality Permit Approval for Clean-Seas West Virginia's 50-Ton-Per-Day Plastic Conversion Facility
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / August 14, 2026 / Clean Vision Corporation (OTC PINK:CLNV) ("Clean Vision" or the "Company"), an emerging leader in innovative plastic conversion and clean fuel development, today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Clean-Seas…
WV DEP approves air quality permit for plastic pyrolysis facility in Belle despite local resistance • West Virginia Watch
Eric Caruthers, a Belle resident who is concerned about the proposed Clean Seas project, speaks at the Kanawha County Commission meeting on July 23, 2026. Caruthers — along with several of his neighbors — delivered a petition signed by nearly 1,000 residents opposing the pyrolysis plant to Commissioners Ben Salango and Natalie Tennant. (Photo by Caity Coyne/West Virginia Watch) The state Department of Environmental Protection issued a finalized …
State DEP approves air quality permit for Clean-Seas plastic repurposing plant in Kanawha County
QUINCY, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has approved the air quality permit for a proposed plastic repurposing plant in eastern Kanawha County. Clean-Seas West Virginia has taken over the old 84 Lumber site along Dupont Ave in Quincy. The Clean-Seas company website said it converts plastic through a process called pyrolysis, breaking down plastic at the covalent bond level, and repurposes it into new plastics, fu…
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