Clean Energy Technologies Targets Alberta Waste-to-Energy Deployment with Hoppy Power
Event summary
- Clean Energy Technologies (CETY) signed a non-binding LOI with Hoppy Power to deploy its HTAP™ waste-to-energy technology in Westlock, Alberta.
- The initial deployment targets 2 MW of power generation and processing up to 12,000 tons per year of biomass and waste-derived feedstock.
- Key 2026 milestones include engineering validation, permitting progression, and definitive agreements.
- The project aims to address local waste management challenges while generating clean, distributed energy.
- CETY and Hoppy Power will showcase the technology at the International Biomass Conference & Expo in March 2026.
The big picture
This collaboration marks a critical step in CETY's commercialization strategy, aligning with the growing demand for scalable, distributed waste-to-energy solutions. The project's modular design and multiple revenue streams position it competitively within the renewable energy sector, particularly in regions with waste management challenges and distributed energy needs. Success here could set a precedent for broader adoption of CETY's technology in similar markets.
What we're watching
- Execution Risk
- Whether CETY can meet 2026 milestones for engineering validation and permitting progression.
- Scalability
- The pace at which CETY can replicate this model across multiple sites following the Alberta deployment.
- Regulatory Approvals
- How quickly CETY secures necessary permits and regulatory approvals for the Westlock site.