What does Clean-Seas do?

Clean-Seas converts waste plastic into clean feedstocks and chemical precursors through advanced pyrolysis technology, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and diverting plastic from landfills and incineration to support circular economy goals.

Where is Clean-Seas located?

Clean-Seas is headquartered in Charleston, United States.

What energy sectors does Clean-Seas operate in?

Clean-Seas operates in Hydrogen, Biomass.

How many employees does Clean-Seas have?

Clean-Seas has approximately 50-200 employees.

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Clean-Seas

Charleston, WV, United States

HydrogenBiomassPrivate

50-200 employees

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Clean-Seas is a private headquartered in Charleston, United States with approximately 50-200 employees specializing in Hydrogen, Biomass.

Clean-Seas operates the Plastic Conversion Network (PCN), a patent-pending system that converts difficult-to-recycle plastics into environmentally friendly value-added products. The company transforms plastic waste into clean feedstocks used by petrochemical manufacturers for new plastic production, and developing advanced recycling technology to produce clean fuels, chemical precursors, and hydrogen. Clean-Seas has facilities in West Virginia (with a 25 TPD pyrolysis reactor), India, Morocco, and the UK, with expansion planned throughout the EU, Middle East, and Asia. The company is committed to reducing plastic pollution, diverting waste from landfills and oceans, and supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals.

plastic recyclingcircular economyadvanced recyclingwaste diversionpyrolysischemical feedstockenvironmental remediationsustainability

Headquarters

Charleston, United States

Employees

50-200

Company Type

Private