CETY Showcases Advanced Pyrolysis Technology for Renewable Energy at 2026 Biomass Conference

Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: CETY), a provider of innovative clean energy solutions spanning power generation, waste conversion, and thermal recovery, is bringing its cutting-edge pyrolysis capabilities to the International Biomass Conference & Expo. The company will unveil its HTAP™ advanced pyrolysis platform—a transformative technology that converts organic and biomass feedstocks into multiple valuable outputs including renewable gas, hydrogen-ready syngas, electricity, and biochar—at the prestigious Nashville event scheduled for March 31 – April 2, 2026.

Taking place at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, the 19th Annual International Biomass Conference & Expo draws together nearly 1,000 industry professionals from interconnected biomass sectors including biobased power, thermal energy, fuels, chemicals, anaerobic digestion, gasification, pyrolysis, and combined heat and power. CETY will operate from Booth #233, hosted by BBI International and Biomass Magazine.

Pyrolysis Platform Drives Multi-Stream Value Creation

CETY’s HTAP™ pyrolysis system represents a paradigm shift in biomass utilization. Unlike single-output conversion technologies, this platform delivers simultaneous value streams—renewable gas for industrial use, syngas suitable for hydrogen production, clean electricity, and biochar for soil enhancement and carbon sequestration. This multi-output approach enables communities and industrial partners to maximize the economic viability of local waste streams while simultaneously reducing emissions and creating distributed clean energy assets.

The scalability of CETY’s pyrolysis technology extends beyond traditional industrial sites. Agricultural regions can leverage their organic waste, municipalities can process municipal solid waste streams, and industrial facilities can convert process residues—all using the same HTAP™ platform adapted to local feedstock characteristics and energy demands.

Strategic Market Expansion: Energy Infrastructure Meets Rural Opportunity

CETY has identified a compelling market intersection: as data centers and other energy-intensive infrastructure expand into rural communities seeking cost-effective operations, regional biomass and organic waste streams present unprecedented conversion opportunities. By deploying distributed pyrolysis systems that process waste near these emerging demand centers, CETY positions itself to strengthen local economies while enhancing grid resilience and decarbonization efforts.

This strategy represents a fundamental shift in rural sustainability. Rather than exporting raw biomass or landfilling waste, communities can now retain economic value through pyrolysis-enabled waste-to-energy conversion. The approach aligns digital infrastructure growth with local resource recovery, supporting economic development objectives while simultaneously advancing clean energy resilience.

Strategic Technology Integration: Synergistic Power Solutions

CETY’s portfolio extends beyond pyrolysis. The company integrates its Clean Cycle™ power generation systems—waste heat recovery technology that converts thermal energy into electricity—alongside HTAP™ pyrolysis capabilities. This synergistic combination is demonstrated through the Vermont Renewable Gas (VRG) project, where CETY’s vertically aligned energy solutions optimize efficiency, improve project economics, and create comprehensive clean energy ecosystems.

Such integration allows CETY to offer not just individual technologies but complete energy platforms that address multiple stakeholder priorities: waste elimination, energy generation, grid support, and economic development.

Conference Engagement and Partnership Development

CETY’s participation at the International Biomass Conference & Expo positions the company to accelerate conversations with key stakeholders across the renewable gas ecosystem. At Booth #233, CETY will engage prospective partners, project owners, waste generators, and investors to discuss deployment opportunities in biomass conversion, renewable gas production, and distributed energy markets.

The event provides CETY an ideal platform to showcase how pyrolysis technology can be adapted to diverse regional contexts, from agricultural waste in farming communities to food processing residues in industrial regions to municipal organic waste in urban areas.

“This event brings together stakeholders shaping the future of biomass and renewable gas,” said Kam Mahdi, CEO of CETY. “HTAP™ represents more than a single technology—it’s a flexible platform enabling communities to transform organic waste into renewable gas, electricity, hydrogen-ready fuels, and carbon-rich biochar. As data center expansion brings new energy demand to rural markets, we see a significant opportunity to align digital growth with local resource recovery, creating economic benefits while advancing energy resilience and decarbonization.”

About Clean Energy Technologies, Inc.

Headquartered in Irvine, California, CETY is a net-zero emission technology leader delivering eco-friendly green energy solutions across North America, Europe, and Asia. The company specializes in waste heat recovery using its proprietary Clean Cycle™ technology to generate electricity, waste-to-energy conversion using advanced thermochemical systems to process industrial and agricultural waste streams, and engineering consulting services for municipal and industrial clean energy projects. With its HTAP™ pyrolysis platform and complementary technologies, CETY enables distributed clean energy deployment at scale. The company trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market under ticker CETY. For more information, visit www.cetyinc.com.