Cyber Enviro-Tech Prepares Arizona Assembly Facility and U.S. Testing for Air Power Generators
Cyber Enviro-Tech is preparing an Arizona assembly facility and scheduling U.S. compliance testing for Air Power USA generators under its licensing and distribution relationship.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. (OTCQB:CETI) is preparing an Arizona facility for Air Power generator assembly while arranging independent U.S. testing and compliance evaluation for the technology. The company said the plans form part of its licensing and distribution relationship with Air Power USA and its efforts to develop clean-air power applications.
#Arizona facility planned for assembly and demonstration
CETI is preparing its Arizona facility and showroom for the arrival of an Air Powered Generator. It is also developing plans for an assembly operation focused on mobile clean-air power systems.
The company expects the planned site to support the demonstration, assembly and commercialisation of Air Power technology in the United States. The systems use a compressed-air power platform designed to produce cold-air exhaust without conventional fuel combustion. CETI describes the generators as mobile and scalable, with configurations that can be adapted to different power requirements.
The first Air Power generator brought to the United States is expected to undergo independent testing and evaluation by a U.S. equipment compliance and certification organisation. CETI said the process is intended to assess performance, provide third-party validation and address applicable compliance requirements for potential commercial and industrial uses.
The planned testing has not been described as completed. CETI said successful completion of the relevant testing and certification processes could provide a basis for broader commercial adoption, while also warning that there is no assurance the anticipated testing or certification will be completed successfully.
CETI identified several possible uses for the Air Power platform, including electrical-grid and power-station backup, healthcare facilities, EV charging infrastructure, cellular towers, telecommunications systems, remote and off-grid communities, film-production locations, industrial sites, construction operations, emergency response and other critical-infrastructure requirements.
The company said individual generators or multiple connected units could be deployed according to the power needs of a customer or project. The technology has also been tested and demonstrated as a backup-power resource in connection with a major electrical grid operation, according to CETI.
#Licensing and international distribution arrangements
CETI said its relationship with Air Power USA includes a Manufacturing Licensing and Distribution Agreement. Under applicable arrangements, the company has exclusive, territory-specific distribution rights across a number of licensed international territories, including designated nations, countries, states, regions and provinces.
Air Power has business activities and relationships in Europe, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Its international office, assembly operations and technology department are currently located in Italy. CETI said international business development activities have commenced and that it is seeing interest from potential international customers and partners.
Management believes the combination of independent testing, U.S. assembly capabilities, international distribution opportunities and demonstrated grid applications could support commercialisation of the technology. Management also believes the expansion could help demonstrate the potential commercial value of Air Power systems in large-scale power and critical-infrastructure applications.
However, CETI said proposed facilities and assembly operations may not become operational as planned. The company also stated that prospective customers may not purchase or deploy the technology, distribution opportunities may not result in commercial sales, and Air Power technology may not achieve widespread commercial acceptance. CETI intends to continue pursuing opportunities involving backup, mobile and off-grid power.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. announced that it is beginning preparations for an Arizona facility for Air-Powered Generator assembly and scheduling U.S. certification and compliance testing. The announcement concerns its licensing and distribution relationship with Air Power USA and describes the technology as having been tested and demonstrated as a backup-power resource in connection with a major electrical grid operation.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. made the announcement on October 8, 2026. It covers preparations for the Arizona facility, planned U.S. testing and certification, and the company’s broader commercialisation and distribution activities.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. is preparing its Arizona facility and showroom for the arrival of an Air Powered Generator and is developing plans for an assembly operation. The planned facility is expected by the company to support demonstration, assembly and commercialisation of Air Power technology in the United States.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. plans to work with Air Power’s compressed-air power platform, which is designed to produce clean, cold-air exhaust without conventional fuel combustion. The systems are described as mobile, versatile and scalable, with configurations that can be adapted to different power requirements.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. says the first Air Power generator brought to the United States is expected to undergo independent testing and evaluation by one of the larger equipment compliance and certification entities in the USA. The planned testing is intended to evaluate performance and provide third-party validation and necessary compliance for potential U.S. commercial and industrial applications.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. lists potential applications including electrical-grid and power-station backup, healthcare facilities, EV charging infrastructure, cellular towers, remote and off-grid communities, film-production locations, industrial facilities, construction sites, emergency operations and other critical-infrastructure requirements. The company says individual systems or multiple interconnected units could be deployed according to a customer’s or project’s power requirements.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. says it is positioned to benefit from a Manufacturing Licensing and Distribution Agreement with Air Power USA. Under applicable licensing and distribution arrangements, CETI has exclusive territory-specific distribution rights across a number of international licensed territories, including designated nations, countries, states, regions and provinces.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. says Air Power has established business activities and relationships in Europe, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Air Power currently maintains its international office, assembly operations and technology department in Italy.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. says it is seeing significant interest in the clean-air power platform from potential international customers and partners, and that international business development activities have commenced. Management believes these markets could represent a significant component of the company’s long-term commercialisation strategy.
Management believes the combination of independent testing, U.S. assembly capabilities, international distribution opportunities and demonstrated grid applications could establish an important foundation for commercialisation. Management also believes the expansion represents an important step in demonstrating the technology’s potential commercial value in large-scale power and critical-infrastructure applications.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. intends to continue pursuing opportunities in markets where dependable backup, mobile and off-grid power are critical. The company is also preparing the Arizona facility, scheduling U.S. certification and compliance testing, and developing plans for an assembly operation, although it states that anticipated testing, proposed facilities and assembly operations may not be completed or become operational as planned.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. says there can be no assurance that anticipated testing or certification will be successfully completed, proposed facilities or assembly operations will become operational as planned, or prospective customers will purchase or deploy the technology. It also identifies risks that distribution opportunities may not result in commercial sales and that the technology may not achieve widespread commercial acceptance.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. identifies itself in the announcement as trading on OTCQB under the ticker symbol OTCQB:CETI.