Vermont Renewable Gas (VRG), an affiliate of Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (CETY), filed its first round of discovery responses with the Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) as part of the Certificate of Public Good (CPG) review for a 2.2 MW renewable electric generation facility in Lyndon, Vermont.
The submission marks a routine but significant step in the state’s regulatory framework, moving the project toward a Notice to Proceed and eventual construction. It follows earlier progress in October 2025, when VRG advanced the facility into the scheduling and public‑hearing stages of the CPG process.
The project is a key element of CETY’s strategy to deploy its proprietary waste‑to‑energy technology in new markets. Successful completion of the permitting process could add a new revenue stream and strengthen the company’s clean‑energy portfolio, which is currently under pressure from negative earnings, high debt levels, and a market capitalization of roughly $6.4 million.
CETY’s financial challenges—negative EBITDA of $2.72 million in the last twelve months and ongoing debt obligations—make regulatory milestones like this particularly important. The discovery responses demonstrate the company’s active engagement with regulators and community stakeholders, signaling confidence in the project’s feasibility despite broader financial headwinds.
In addition to the Lyndon facility, CETY is pursuing other projects, including a $10 million battery energy storage system in New York. The discovery responses underscore the company’s broader commitment to expanding its waste‑to‑energy footprint while navigating a complex regulatory and financial landscape.
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