Clean-Seas, a company in Agadir, Morocco, is in discussions with investors to launch a $340 million green bond to support the expansion of their technology that converts hard-to-recycle plastics into clean fuels, including hydrogen. The company's plant currently processes 20 tonnes of waste plastic per day, with plans to increase this to 120 tonnes by 2024. The green impact bond, with a 7-8% annual coupon, aims to attract European institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds. Clean-Seas aims to treat 6,600 tonnes of waste in 2024, scaling up to 1.5 million tonnes by 2030, contributing to the global effort of addressing waste plastics. The company's pyrolysis technology helps in converting materials that are hard to recycle, reducing the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills or incinerators. Clean-Seas plans to generate revenue by selling plastic pyrolysis oil, green hydrogen, carbon credits, char residue, and by charging fees for waste disposal. By reusing combustible gases and focusing on environmental sustainability, Clean-Seas aims to make a positive impact in the green energy sector.