Clean Energy Technologies, Inc.

Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. develops and commercializes clean-energy systems that convert waste heat and waste streams into usable power, renewable natural gas, hydrogen, and biochar. The company also provides engineering, consulting, and project management services, and operates a China-based natural gas trading business through CETY HK.

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— Clean Energy Technologies, Inc.
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Waste Heat Recovery Solutions45% Systems that capture industrial waste heat and convert it into electricity for onsite use or grid sale.
Waste-to-Energy Solutions20% Technologies that convert waste inputs into electricity, renewable natural gas, hydrogen and biochar.
Engineering, Consulting and Project Management15% Design, integration and project execution services for municipal, industrial and EPC customers.
Natural Gas Trading15% Wholesale sourcing and resale of natural gas in mainland China through CETY HK and Leading Wave.
Project Financing and Investments5% Capital support and ownership interests in renewable energy projects such as Vermont Renewable Gas.

Customers include industrial facilities, municipalities, waste processors, EPC firms and project developers that want...

  • Industrial manufacturing and power facilitiesprimary

    Buy waste heat recovery and integration services to reduce energy waste and generate electricity.

  • Municipal and public-sector customerssecondary

    Buy waste-to-energy and project management solutions for local energy and waste infrastructure.

  • EPC and project development partnerssecondary

    Use CETY's engineering and consulting capabilities to design and deliver clean-energy projects.

  • Industrial and municipal gas users in Chinasecondary

    Buy natural gas supply for heavy truck refueling, industrial fuel use and urban energy demand.

  • Waste and agricultural operatorsemerging

    Seek conversion of waste streams into electricity, RNG, hydrogen or biochar.

CETY is headquartered in the United States but operates across North America, Europe and Asia through a small footprint...

  • •United States is the core base for HRS, renewables and project development
  • •Italy hosts CETY Europe's sales and service center in Silea (Treviso)
  • •China is the operating base for CETY HK natural gas trading
  • •North America and Europe are key growth markets for heat recovery
  • •Asia exposure is concentrated in the China gas business and related supply chain

Management is repositioning the company around four segments to create cross-selling, higher-margin revenue and more...

01
Scale the four-segment platformshort-term

Diversification across HRS, waste-to-energy, EPC and gas trading is intended to reduce volatility and improve cross-selling.

02
Advance the Vermont Renewable Gas projectmedium-term

The project is a flagship demonstration of integrated proprietary technologies and could validate the waste-to-energy model.

03
Grow higher-margin clean-energy servicesmedium-term

Management expects HRS, waste-to-energy and EPC to contribute more strongly and support better gross margins.

The business remains exposed to project timing, customer demand cycles and execution risk because revenue depends on...

high

Project execution and timing risk

Revenue depends on long-cycle engineering, design and contract close processes, especially for integrated energy projects.

Scope
HRS, waste-to-energy and EPC pipeline
Materiality
high
high

Liquidity and financing risk

The company has relied on interim financings to bridge operations and fund project development.

Scope
Corporate cash flow and project funding
Materiality
high
high

China operating and margin risk

Natural gas trading in China is sensitive to pricing, demand, and lower-margin trading economics.

Scope
CETY HK and Leading Wave
Materiality
high
medium

Regulatory approval risk

The Vermont project requires public utility approval before commercialization can proceed.

Scope
Vermont Renewable Gas project
Materiality
medium
medium

Commodity and input cost risk

Margins are affected by raw materials, labor, overhead and supply-demand conditions.

Scope
Manufacturing and project delivery
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition under ASC 606
Can shift revenue and gross margin between periods
Goodwill and intangible asset impairment
Potential non-cash write-downs if projects underperform
Fair value estimates in business combinations
Affects goodwill and amortization expense
Financing costs and interest expense
Reduces net income and signals funding pressure
Foreign currency translation
Can add volatility to earnings and equity

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: 28/04/2026