Clean Energy Technologies Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

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.

Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) announced on November 4, 2025 that it intends to evaluate and develop energy‑efficient solutions for artificial intelligence data centers and crypto miners.

The release cites IEA estimates that U.S. data centers used 183 TWh in 2024 and that U.S. and global demand may roughly double by 2030 (global: 460 TWh in 2024 to over 1,000 TWh in 2030). It notes renewable energy is the fastest‑growing supply for data centers and forecasts renewables to grow at an average 22% annually from 2024–2030, meeting nearly 50% of incremental demand.

CETY said it is evaluating a suite of solutions including AI‑driven energy management, battery storage, cooling technology and leveraging its experience in waste heat recovery and waste‑to‑energy.

Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) announced a strategic collaboration with Qymera Global Energy to commercialize the DeepFyre™ geothermal power system on Nov 3, 2025. The partnership integrates CETY’s heat-to-power and Organic Rankine Cycle systems and Exergy alliance with Qymera’s monobore well architecture to deliver modular 5-MW to 50-MW units.

Key targets include an LCOE below $0.08/kWh, drilling-cost reductions up to 30%, and project development timelines cut by nearly 50%. Initial pilots will focus on island projects in the Caribbean and Central America, expanding to Southeast Asia and Africa.

Clean Energy Technologies (NASDAQ: CETY) regained full compliance with the Nasdaq Capital Market minimum bid price requirement under Listing Rule 5550(a)(2).

Nasdaq confirmed in a letter dated October 20, 2025 that CETY maintained a closing bid price of $1.00 or higher for ten consecutive trading days from October 6 through October 17, 2025. The matter is closed and CETY remains in good standing with Nasdaq.

Clean Energy Technologies (Nasdaq: CETY) announced the Vermont Public Utility Commission advanced the Vermont Renewable Gas – Lyndon (VRG-Lyndon) project into scheduling and public hearings, with the PUC formally authorizing the start of final permitting review on October 1, 2025.

The proposed 2.2 MW agricultural waste-to-energy facility in Lyndon, Vermont, is being developed by Vermont Renewable Gas, LLC, an affiliate of CETY Capital. Under a $12 million EPC contract, CETY Renewables will design and build the facility using pyrolysis and gasification to produce renewable synthetic gas, generate baseload power, reduce methane emissions, and sequester CO2 via biochar. The project supports Vermont's Renewable Energy Standard and the state's 100% renewable electricity goal by 2035.