These solutions capture wasted heat produced by the facility and converts it into grid-ready electricity that can either be sold for a profit, or offset electrical expenses of the facility.

• Heat released from industrial facilities and power plants is a wasted asset of the facility, and can instead be converted into revenue or offset the cost of the facility.

• The power the Clean Cycle produces from heat can easily be integrated with the grid so that it can be sold for a steady revenue stream, or directly offset an electricity bill.

• The Clean Cycle requires no fuel, and no combustion takes place during the process, producing zero emissions.

• It generates electricity any time the heat source is operating, requires no operator, and is fully automated.

Good applications for heat to power installations include:

• Any Industrial Facilities or Power Plants with Stacks Producing Exhaust

• Biomass boilers used in agricultural and manufacturing

• Turbine and Engine Compression Stations

• Industries using liquid fuel or gas powered engines such as landfills and water treatment facilities. 

• Along with almost any other industrial process that puts off wasted heat.

CCII:

CCII Containerized:

CETY's technology processes industrial and municipal organic waste in a high temperature ablative pyrolysis system for renewable high heating value fuel gas and value-added chemicals.

• The HTAP5 containerized system can process up to 600kg per hour of waste organic matter, and the module produces no emission except water vapor from drying.

• Organic matter ground and dried is fed to the Pyrolysis Reactor by enclosed auger conveyor. The HTAP reactor then produces synthetic fuel gas and pyrolysis char while the heat released from hot synthetic gas discharge from the reactor is used for organic matter drying.

• Synthetic gas is discharged from the pyrolysis reactor and is cooled. After passing through the conditioning module, fuel gas is available for supply to an electric power genset or to a boiler. 

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ENEX HTAP 5 Container:

CETY intends to use its profound expertise in developing clean energy projects for municipal and industrial customers in a consulting capacity. Their design, engineering and manufacturing services provide an integrated approach, becoming an extension of our client's team and providing a market ready solution.

With a world class team of energy scientists and engineers and industry leading manufacturing capabilities and expertise, they bring a wealth of experience in developing clean energy projects for municipal and industrial customers and Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies so they can identify, design and incorporate clean energy solutions in their projects.

China is in the middle of a generational change away from coal and towards cleaner sources of energy

• China has committed itself to raising its non-fossil fuel share of primary energy to 20% by 2025, 25% by 2030, and 80% by 2060.

• The Asia Pacific region is expected to expand at the highest Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over the next few years due to high industrialization.

CETY’s Hong Kong subsidiary was able to secure a 49% stake in a joint venture with Shenzhen Natural Gas, a large Chinese State-Owned Enterprise in the natural gas industry listed on the A-share market, where CETY will utilize its expertise on energy efficiency to acquire and increase the profitability of natural gas pipeline companies.

Shenzhen Natural Gas will provide the joint venture up to USD100,000,000 of financing at under 5% interest to fund the acquisitions. The joint venture is a strategic entry to China’s massive renewable energy market with massive cross-sales opportunities for CETY’s Waste Heat Recovery Solutions.

Precisely how the sustainability industry is defined can be difficult to pin down, but regardless of how you defibne it, it is certainly a growing market. According to Fortune Business Insights,  the global green technology and sustainability market was estimated to be $11.5 billion in 2021 and is predicted to increase to $51.1 billion in 2030, leading to an impressive 20.6% Compound Annual Growth Rate over that time period.

North America has taken a leadership role in this space and dominated the industry in 2020, and it is predicted to be a major growth driver through this decade.

That said, the Asia Pacific region is also considered to be a strong potential driver for future growth, and is considered to be likely to witness the fastest CAGR in the sector in this forecast period according to Fortune Business Insights.  Numerous emerging market governments in the continent, including China, Taiwan, India and South Korea, have made concerted efforts to become major economic players in these shifts.

With focuses in both North America as well as China, CETY is well positioned to take advantage of this vibrant and fast-growing sector.

Owed to its past when it began as a subsidiary of General Electic, CETY has built a considerable IP stack.

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