Company
Powerhouse Energy Group PLC
LON:PHE
Powerhouse Energy has developed a process technology which can utilise waste plastic, end-of-life-tyres, and other waste streams to convert them efficiently and economically into syngas from which valuable products such as chemical precursors, hydrogen, electricity, heat and other industrial products may be derived. The company's process produces low levels of safe residues and requires a small operating footprint, making it suitable for deployment at enterprise and community level.
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Powerhouse Energy and Manchester University in new hydrogen project
A team of researchers at the University, led by Dr Amir Keshmiri, will work with PHE on the project
Powerhouse Energy makes progress at Protos park site
"These two items form an important part of the infrastructure required to enable the Protos Plastics to Hydrogen facility to proceed"
Powerhouse Energy says to establish new multi-functional HQ
Negotiations are underway over a suitable site, the company said in an update.
Powerhouse Energy agrees variations to its existing collaboration agreements with Peel NRE
The move follows on from news announced in August that PHE was taking a 50% shareholding in Protos Plastics to Hydrogen No 1 Ltd
Powerhouse Energy encouraged by growing number of overseas projects
Powerhouse has signed projects in Ireland and Poland since its half-year end in June
Powerhouse Energy agrees heads of terms for Konin project
The two companies have agreed, in principle, to establish a 50/50 joint venture vehicle with the costs split
Powerhouse Energy announces directorate changes and investment in 50% stake in Protos SPV
“Taking a proposed active role in the project SPV will give the company direct involvement in the management of the project," said interim chairman Keith Riley
Powerhouse Energy and HUI propose hydrogen facility in Co. Tipperary
It is "the first time Powerhouse has been party to the special purpose vehicle that will develop and construct the facility", said Keith Riley, Powerhouse’s interim chairman
Powerhouse Energy plans to expand waste-to-hydrogen capabilities and activities
“As the dynamic of change is so fast flowing in economies, Powerhouse has embarked on a process to reassess its purpose, its values, its structure, its processes, and its markets,” said CEO Paul Drennan-Durose
Powerhouse Energy partner HUI to start testing plastic to hydrogen converter
"This project... will enable waste transition on a global scale."
Powerhouse Energy confirms appointment of Keith Riley as interim chair
"We already work well together, and his experience will be of value to me and the company," said CEO Paul Drennan-Durose
Powerhouse Energy hails planning approval for second plastic-to-hydrogen facility in UK
It is the second facility planned in the UK after Peel NRE’s Protos site in Cheshire was granted approval
Powerhouse Energy to build innovation centre to develop and showcase hydrogen technology
The centre will be capable of handling more volume than the equipment the company has used so far, and it will support evaluations of customers' own blends of waste plastic feedstock in real-world conditions
Powerhouse Energy chair to step down for personal reasons
The announcement of a successor will be made in due course.
Powerhouse Energy to unveil development plans around time of AGM
Powerhouse’s business, partnerships and its operations are being reviewed
Powerhouse Energy extends loan period for special purpose vehicle
Protos Plastics to Hydrogen No. 1 Limited was established by Peel NRE to develop the plant and to own rights to the first project at the Protos site
Powerhouse Energy adds two non-execs to board
Russell Ward and Hugh McAlister have experience across a range of industrial and financial sectors
Powerhouse Energy appoints cleantech veteran as chief executive
“I am excited to be joining Powerhouse as we aim to become a global leader in technology solutions that will help the world transition to clean energy," said Paul Drennan-Durose.
Mitsubishi to review Powerhouse Energy tech for waste-to-hydrogen projects in Japan
The Japanese company will have a period of one year to review the technology, unless extended by mutual consent