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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, Inc. (CETY) has signed a strategic partnership with Green Energy Ventures LTDA (GEV) to expand its waste heat to power operations in Brazil. This agreement positions CETY to capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in the region. Key points:
- GEV will be CETY's exclusive authorized distributor and commercial agent in Brazil
- The partnership aims to secure contracts with major industrial players
- GEV will provide comprehensive technical support, including logistics and training
- The collaboration is expected to accelerate the adoption of CETY's energy efficiency solutions
- This partnership is a significant milestone in CETY's global growth strategy
The move reflects CETY's commitment to expanding its presence in key markets and driving the adoption of energy-efficient technologies globally.
Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (CETY) CEO Kam Mahdi joined a California delegation to Riga, Latvia, led by Treasurer Fiona Ma and other officials. The visit aimed to explore business investment, economic and technological collaboration opportunities in key Baltic growth sectors. Mahdi presented CETY's growth strategy as a clean energy solutions provider in the Baltic region and other markets during the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Forum on Sustainable Energy Technologies and Innovations.
CETY highlighted its successful 6-year partnership with Latvian company Eko Nams, showcasing their waste-to-energy solution. The delegation met with high-ranking Latvian officials, including Prime Minister Evika Silina and EU Commission Executive Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, focusing on major infrastructure projects and potential synergies between California's tech innovation ecosystem and Latvia's emerging role as a hub for new technology and clean energy in the Baltic region.
Clean Energy Technologies (NASDAQ: CETY) announced that its affiliate, Vermont Renewable Gas, (VRG), received a Permit to Construct and Operate from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation. This permit is for the proposed 2.2 MW biogas facility, VRG – Lyndon, in Lyndonville, Vermont. VRG is 49% owned by CETY. The facility will use CETY's high-temperature ablative fast pyrolysis reactor to convert waste biomass into renewable electricity, heat, and BioChar fertilizer. The project, costing $12 million, is expected to generate over 18,000 MWh annually and be fully operational within 12 months. The project benefits from the Inflation Reduction Act and aims to expand CETY's clean energy solutions. CEO Kam Mahdi emphasized the permit's significance for future growth and market capture.
Clean Energy Technologies (CETY) announced that its affiliate, Vermont Renewable Gas (VRG), has been selected for a $300,000 USDA Wood Innovations Grant. The grant supports installing CETY's HTAP Biomass Reactor at VRG's new facility in Lyndonville, Vermont, which aims to convert waste biomass into renewable energy and BioChar fertilizer. The plant is expected to produce 18,000 MWh of renewable electricity and 1,500 tons of BioChar annually within 12 months. This initiative, backed by the bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the IRA, aims to create jobs, promote renewable energy, and reduce wildfire risks. The project aligns with CETY's strategy to expand its clean energy solutions and generate long-term revenue growth.
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