Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. has announced a strategic pivot in its business focus, moving its planned waste to fuel facility from Alberta to British Columbia. The facility will now process scrap railway ties to produce Green Hydrogen, reflecting the company's dedication to commercialize renewable energy initiatives. By relocating, Cielo aims to leverage funding opportunities through the British Columbia Low Carbon Fuel Standard credit program, which incentivizes carbon emission reduction. Additionally, Cielo has decided not to proceed with the acquisition of an Enhanced Gas to Liquids facility in Alberta due to market uncertainty, emphasizing a shift towards sustainable fuel production, particularly in Green Hydrogen and other low-carbon initiatives. The company is actively seeking alternative partnerships and funding sources to support its commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability. Furthermore, Cielo is engaged in a dispute resolution process with Expander Energy Inc. following disagreements over licensed technologies. The company intends to challenge assertions made by Expander and address its own concerns regarding the technologies. Despite these challenges, Cielo remains focused on executing its business strategy and technological advancements while maintaining a leadership position in sustainable waste-to-energy solutions. The resignation of James H. Ross from the Board of Directors marks a leadership change within the company, with Cielo expressing gratitude for his contributions and emphasizing a commitment to acting in the best interests of shareholders and stakeholders.