CETY Brings Syngas Generator and Advanced Pyrolysis Solutions to Leadership Biomass Event

Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: CETY), a major player in renewable energy infrastructure, confirmed its strategic participation in the 19th Annual International Biomass Conference & Expo, set to take place March 31 – April 2, 2026, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The company will occupy Booth #233 at the event, which gathers nearly 1,000 industry professionals from the interconnected biomass utilization ecosystem.

CETY’s showcase will center on its proprietary HTAP™ pyrolysis platform, which represents a significant advancement in converting organic feedstocks into multiple high-value energy outputs. The platform’s syngas generator technology is particularly noteworthy, as it produces hydrogen-ready syngas alongside renewable gas, electricity, and biochar—creating versatile applications across agricultural regions, municipalities, and industrial operations. This capability positions CETY’s solutions at the forefront of distributed energy deployment strategies.

Syngas Generator Technology Transforms Biomass Into Multiple Revenue Streams

The HTAP™ advanced pyrolysis system, featuring a proprietary syngas generator, enables communities and industrial facilities to maximize value from organic waste streams. Rather than viewing biomass and agricultural residues as disposal challenges, CETY’s technology converts these materials into energy-dense syngas and renewable gas products. The platform’s flexibility allows operators to tailor outputs based on local resource availability and energy demand, making it particularly relevant for regions transitioning toward decarbonized energy systems.

By processing regional biomass near point-of-use, the syngas generator reduces transportation costs and infrastructure complexity, while strengthening local economies through job creation and resource monetization. As energy-intensive infrastructure—particularly data centers—expands into rural communities, this distributed model offers a compelling economic case.

Vermont Renewable Gas Project Demonstrates Integrated Clean Energy Architecture

CETY’s real-world implementation of its pyrolysis technology extends beyond the syngas generator alone. The Vermont Renewable Gas (VRG) project exemplifies how CETY integrates multiple proprietary systems, including Clean Cycle™ power generation units, to create vertically aligned energy solutions. This project architecture demonstrates how syngas production, power generation, and waste recovery can operate synergistically, maximizing overall system efficiency and economic viability.

Such integrated approaches are essential as municipalities seek comprehensive waste-to-energy strategies that deliver multiple financial returns on infrastructure investment.

Market Opportunity: Distributed Energy as Rural Development Catalyst

Energy demand acceleration, particularly from data center expansion into lower-cost rural markets, has revealed a strategic opportunity: aligning digital infrastructure growth with local resource recovery. CETY’s syngas generator technology enables communities to capture value from biomass and organic waste streams that previously had minimal economic utility.

This convergence creates powerful incentives for local stakeholder collaboration. By processing underutilized resources near emerging demand centers, distributed biomass conversion systems strengthen grid resilience, enhance energy security, and convert waste into revenue-generating clean energy assets. For rural economies, this represents a significant economic development vector.

Industry Forum Positions CETY for Strategic Partnerships

Organized by BBI International and Biomass Magazine, the International Biomass Conference & Expo is the premier gathering for biomass sector decision-makers. CETY’s participation provides a strategic platform to advance multiple business priorities simultaneously: showcasing its syngas generator and broader HTAP platform capabilities, accelerating project development conversations with stakeholders across the renewable gas ecosystem, and building partnerships with project owners, waste generators, and investors.

At Booth #233, CETY representatives will engage with prospective partners interested in biomass conversion, renewable gas production, and distributed energy deployment models. The exhibition provides an opportunity to demonstrate how integrated systems create more compelling economics than single-technology approaches.

CEO Perspective: Syngas Technology as Economic and Environmental Bridge

“This event convenes the stakeholders actively shaping biomass and renewable gas markets,” said Kam Mahdi, CEO of CETY. “Our syngas generator represents more than conversion technology—it’s a platform that enables communities to transform organic waste into renewable gas, hydrogen-ready fuels, electricity, and carbon-rich biochar. As data centers and energy-intensive infrastructure expand into rural regions, we’re positioned to align digital growth with local resource recovery, driving economic development while advancing energy resilience and emissions reduction.”

Mahdi’s perspective underscores a broader industry recognition: the convergence of energy demand and waste management creates unprecedented opportunities for distributed, resource-efficient clean energy infrastructure.

About Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (CETY)

Headquartered in Irvine, California, CETY is a leading innovator in net-zero emission energy solutions for North America, Europe, and Asia. The company specializes in waste heat recovery using its patented Clean Cycle™ generator technology, waste-to-energy conversion through advanced thermochemical systems, and comprehensive project management for municipal and industrial applications. CETY’s stock trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market under ticker CETY. For more information, visit www.cetyinc.com.