Cyber Enviro-Tech Details Role with Air Power USA on Compressed-Air Zero-Emission Generators

Cyber Enviro-Tech (OTCQB:CETI) published a clarification of its collaboration with Air Power USA that describes its commercial and manufacturing relationship and summarizes the compressed-air technology being deployed. The company frames the relationship as a master distributorship plus a manufacturing license for Air Power's compressed air engines (CAE) and containerized Portable Power Stations.

Cyber Enviro-Tech says the contractual agreement with Air Power USA gives it responsibilities as a Master Distributor and Manufacturing Licensee for Air Power's compressed air power generation systems. Air Power's CAE units have been in development since 2015, with testing over the past 12 years for runtime, reliability, and deployment in vehicles and marine craft. The release states the power generation unit demonstrated a minimum of 10 years of reliability as backup power for a major utility customer.

The central product described is the Air Power Portable Power Station (APPPS), a closed-loop, zero-emission system packaged in containerized platforms.

• Components: proprietary compressed air engine, integrated generator, air tanks, and optional Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
• Performance claim: a 7-minute air-tank fill delivers up to 16 hours of runtime per fill cycle.
• Emissions and exhaust: zero-emission operation with cold, clean exhaust air at approximately -35°F noted as an additional application benefit.
• Modularity: the APPPS can be configured in multiple modular arrangements to scale output.

Cyber Enviro-Tech highlights a range of intended deployments where fuel-based power is problematic or unavailable. The company lists backup and emergency power, primary on-demand power for disaster relief, farming and agriculture, off-grid microgrids, and mainline grid overload relief. The release frames these as environments that commonly face unreliable or polluting conventional power options such as gas, diesel, natural gas engines, and turbines.

Manufacturing, deployment, and geography

The company states plans to open an assembly and manufacturing facility in Phoenix, Arizona, in the coming months. It is simultaneously pursuing proposals in the Middle East and expects to use Air Power's Milan, Italy manufacturing partner for production. These steps are presented as part of a broader push to commercialize and deploy the APPPS units where they can replace fuel-based backup generators.

The release also reiterates Cyber Enviro-Tech's positioning as an environmental technology company focused on sustainable solutions. It includes a standard forward-looking statements disclaimer noting risks and uncertainties related to technical performance, regulatory requirements, market adoption, and other factors that could affect actual results.

The company's clarification communicates concrete technical claims about the APPPS platform, a stated distribution and manufacturing role, the locations it plans to pursue for production and proposals, and the target application set for compressed-air zero-emission power systems.