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Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CETY) is a clean energy technology company focused on waste-to-energy, power generation, storage, and heat-to-power systems. The CETY news feed highlights company announcements, project milestones, regulatory updates, and financing events that shape its role in clean energy infrastructure across North America, Europe, and Asia.
News coverage for CETY includes developments in its Waste Heat Recovery Solutions using the patented Clean Cycle™ generator, Waste to Energy Solutions that convert industrial and agricultural waste into electricity and biochar, and Engineering, Consulting and Project Management services for municipal, industrial, and EPC customers. Readers can follow updates on specific projects, such as agricultural waste-to-energy facilities developed through affiliates, deployments of Organic Rankine Cycle technology in industrial manufacturing, and collaborations to advance geothermal power systems like DeepFyre™.
The CETY news stream also features information on battery energy storage projects where the company serves as Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, including multi-megawatt BESS installations in New York designed to support grid reliability and distributed energy resources. Additional items cover initiatives related to AI data centers and cryptocurrency mining, including mobile, modular power and mining solutions and evaluations of energy-efficient technologies for data infrastructure.
Investors and observers use this page to monitor CETY’s letters of intent, EPC awards, regulatory steps such as Vermont Public Utility Commission proceedings, Nasdaq listing updates, and capital-raising transactions disclosed in press releases and Form 8-K filings. For those tracking the evolution of CETY’s clean energy portfolio, the news feed offers a centralized view of how the company’s technologies and projects progress over time.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) executed a non-binding LOI with Hoppy Power to evaluate deployment of its HTAP™ waste-to-energy system, targeting a first pilot in Westlock, Alberta with milestones through 2026.
The modular system is designed for up to 2 MW per unit and to process up to 12,000 tons/year of biomass and waste feedstock, aiming for commercial repeatability and multiple revenue streams including tipping fees, on-site power, and biochar.
Clean Energy Technologies (NASDAQ: CETY) participated in the Bioenergy Association of California annual meeting on March 17, 2026, engaging stakeholders on a California pilot waste-to-clean-energy initiative.
CETY said it is evaluating multiple project pathways from the meeting, expecting several opportunities to move toward feasibility assessments and commercial structuring.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) and METIS Power signed a development and commercialization MOU to engineer a modular waste‑to‑energy platform combining CETY’s HTAP™ waste‑to‑syngas pyrolysis with METIS’s MEC5700™ combustor and MPG2000E™ power package.
The platform targets modular 1 MW and 2 MW units for distributed generation, rural resilience, and diverse organic feedstocks across North America, with deployments subject to site engineering, permitting, and future market/regulatory conditions.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) updated investors on its convertible bond investment in Hong Kong-listed China Ruifeng (00527.HK) and China Ruifeng’s Feb 9, 2026 announcement of a proposed US$3.4 billion AI computing center project in Xuanhua District.
CETY is not a party to the framework agreement; any CETY involvement would require further evaluation and definitive agreements and is not assured.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) will exhibit at the 19th Annual International Biomass Conference & Expo in Nashville, March 31–April 2, 2026, at Booth #233. CETY will present its HTAP™ advanced pyrolysis platform, which converts biomass and organic waste into renewable gas, hydrogen-ready syngas, electricity, and biochar.
The appearance aims to accelerate project development, partnerships, and deployment opportunities across agricultural regions, municipalities, and industrial sites, highlighting integrations such as Vermont Renewable Gas and Clean Cycle power systems.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) announced on January 20, 2026 that it entered a purchase agreement to acquire a portion of a convertible bond issued by China Ruifeng Renewable Energy Holdings (Stock Code: 00527.HK) for approximately $1.5 million in cash and CETY common stock.
The investment is described as a passive convertible bond holding intended to provide strategic exposure to 527's renewable power, energy storage, and data center capabilities without operational control. 527's disclosed assets include wind farms reducing emissions by over 700,000 tons annually, a 300MW/1.2GWh operational energy storage station, and data center technology achieving PUE <1.15.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) announced on December 29, 2025 that its affiliate Vermont Renewable Gas (VRG) submitted the first round of discovery responses in the Vermont Public Utility Commission Certificate of Public Good (CPG) review for a proposed 2.2 MW renewable electric generation facility in Lyndon, Vermont.
The filing is described as a routine, collaborative step in Vermont's regulatory framework and notes ongoing engagement with the Vermont Public Utility Commission, Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Public Service, and Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets. VRG said it is advancing coordination with regulators and community stakeholders toward subsequent milestones, including progression toward Notice to Proceed (NTP) after required approvals. The CPG docket for VRG is publicly accessible at the Vermont Public Utility Commission portal.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) launched an HTAP™ platform for integration with anaerobic digestion (AD) and renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities to convert hard-to-digest biomass and digestate into additional RNG and carbon-rich biochar.
Key metrics: a single HTAP™ unit producing 1,500 Nm³/hour syngas can support ~13 MMBtu/hour of RNG equivalent; HTAP™ can convert digestate to support 1.3–1.6 MW onsite power or up to 8 MMBtu/hour supplementary RNG. The company estimates the combined platform could generate >$3 million/year incremental RNG value per commercial installation, before biochar value and avoided digestate costs, with outcomes dependent on feedstock, scale, markets, and regulatory approvals.
Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) secured a $10 million Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) award in New York on Nov 25, 2025, its largest storage project to date.
The contract covers a 5MW / 20MWh standalone system with EPC responsibilities for planning, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and regulatory compliance. The site can expand to 20MW / 80MWh subject to grid interconnection. CETY reports a contracted project backlog of more than $20 million and says additional similar BESS deployments are expected to be finalized in the months ahead.
Clean Energy Technologies (CETY) and METIS Power announced a mobile, modular power and cryptomining system on Nov 5, 2025 designed to let miners deploy, relocate, and scale without relying on the local grid.
The trailer-based MPM-series cryptomining unit holds about 160 ASIC miners, includes racking, cooling, power distribution, and remote monitoring, and pairs with a companion mobile power unit to enable behind-the-meter, off-grid, or remote-site operation.
The companies say delivered power costs can fall into the sub–$0.03 per kWh range depending on fuel supply, permitting, and site configuration. Initial deployments will target North America with later expansion planned.