Key Takeaways
- Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (CETY) is collaborating with METIS Power Inc. to develop a modular waste-to-energy (WTE) power solution for the North American market.
- The system integrates CETY’s proprietary HTAP™ pyrolysis technology with METIS Power’s MEC5700™ combustor and gas turbine technology.
- Designed for 1 MW and 2 MW formats, the solution targets rural energy resilience and sustainable waste conversion for municipal, industrial, and agricultural feedstocks.
- METIS Power will lead system integration and combustion supply, while CETY provides the feedstock processing and waste-to-syngas technology.
- Both companies will showcase the technology at the International Biomass Conference & Expo in Nashville from March 31 to April 2, 2026.
Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. Partners for Scalable Power
Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: CETY), a company specializing in power generation and waste-to-energy solutions, has announced a strategic collaboration with METIS Power Inc. The partnership aims to advance a modular waste-to-energy power solution designed to support distributed generation and rural energy resilience across North America.
The engineering of this modular solution focuses on integrating commercially available externally fired gas turbine technology with the METIS MEC5700™ combustor. This setup is paired with the proprietary waste-to-syngas pyrolysis systems developed by Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. The combined technology is intended to provide efficient power generation in 1 MW and 2 MW formats.
Technical Integration of Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. Systems
The modular configuration combines two primary technical components. METIS Power provides the MEC5700™ combustor and MPG2000E™ power generation package. Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. contributes its HTAP™ (High Temperature Ablative Pyrolysis) technology. This system converts various waste streams into clean syngas suitable for power generation.
The system is designed to handle a variety of feedstocks beyond municipal and industrial waste. This includes forestry byproducts, agricultural residues, and other organic materials. By converting waste on-site, the system aims to reduce transportation and disposal costs for rural and industrial infrastructure.
Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. Deployment Strategy
Under the agreement, METIS Power is responsible for combustion technology supply and system integration. Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. is tasked with feedstock processing and the delivery of the pyrolysis technology. While the initial focus for these deployments is North America, the platform is being engineered to allow for future international expansion depending on regulatory requirements.
“The collaboration with METIS Power allows us to integrate our HTAP™ technology into a complete, modular package,” stated the leadership of Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. “This progress in our waste-to-energy solution is intended to meet the growing demand for localized, sustainable power generation.”
Industry Showcase at International Biomass Conference
Both organizations are scheduled to participate in the International Biomass Conference & Expo in Nashville, Tennessee, from March 31 through April 2, 2026. Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. will display its HTAP™ waste-to-syngas technology alongside its heat-to-power energy solutions. Technical experts from both firms will be available to discuss the integration of these systems and potential commercial applications for municipal and industrial markets.
