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Do we know the cost of one plant

In the next four weeks we should get to know that the concreate base is being put down, and now three sites are to be delivered.

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ASK SIZE 265 000
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The diversion is to enable electrical cables to
be installed and moved which are necessary to
bring forward Plot 10b (the plastic to hydrogen
facility) and Plot 13 (the PET recycling facility

Does anyone feel this has bottomed out and we are on our way up at long last

Plans for an innovative £20m facility in West Dunbartonshire to turn waste plastic into hydrogen and support the UK’s energy transition to net zero have been approved.

Looks like a few buys are going through as sells

2,093,797 buys 432,005 sells

Looking at trades this week I think we will get a large buy again at the end of today

4 million buy

A 3.5 million buy gone through. from ADVFN

An other 3.5 million buy

Nearly 3 million BUY that shows confidence he realises what a good time to get in roll on the second week in AUGUST

Just be patient from what I know the end of July or the beginning of August we will be well rewarded.

It is the second facility planned in the UK after Peel NRE’s Protos site in Cheshire was given planning approval. Peel intends to start construction there this year.

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Peel NRE’s plans for a £20m waste plastic to hydrogen facility in West Dunbartonshire have been approved.

This facility will use
@PowerHouseEG
technology to ensure more clean and affordable energy can be produced in the UK.

The Company has been examining and reviewing the Powerhouse business and its operations, with a view to setting out in the near future an evolved business model, to seek optimal results and value for all stakeholders. The Company plans to be in a position to share this, and other developments, with investors in more detailed announcements shortly, and the strategic path at or around the time of the next AGM.

Paul Drennan-Durose states:

“It’s now been eleven or so weeks since becoming Powerhouse CEO, and in joining the rest of the board in leading the business on the next phase of its development. As you would expect in these early stages, I and the new board members, and our new Chairman, have been in an intense discovery phase, which has included rapidly meeting with many of the stakeholders and partners that Powerhouse has entered relationships with, and with potential collaborators and partners. We are confident in the future of the business, applying learning from the Company’s prior experiences, and capitalising on the increasing market relevance, and the increased relevant experience we are building within Powerhouse and its network.”

Transformation of industry essential to achieve net zero and energy independence from Russia. If "green hydrogen...urgently needed will not be available quickly enough in the volumes required", then #hydrogen from #waste plastics should fill the gap: #HUI
https://rwe.com/en/press/rwe-ag/2022-05-23-new-delegated-act-puts-brakes-on-green-hydrogen

Powerhouse Energy Group PLC (PHE), who are commercialising syngas and hydrogen production from non-recyclable waste plastic, has today unveiled its plan to create a UK based, Global Technology and Innovation Centre (GTIC), which it aims to open in early 2023.
That's less than 10 months, Get buying at these prices

Paul Emmitt, Powerhouse's Chief Technology Officer said "As well as generating even more credibility on the process capability of our commercial scale offering, the plant and equipment at GTIC is more representative of the commercial design. It will be capable of handling more volume than the equipment the company has used to-date for validation. Additionally, the GTIC will support evaluations of customers' own feed stock blends - validating, demonstrating, and testing in real-world conditions, and providing market replication. This will enable deep and thorough assessment in the pre-evaluation phase of onboarding projects, supporting business growth".

Chief Executive Officer of Powerhouse, Paul Drennan-Durose, said: "We are delighted to make this announcement. The new centre will open doors to new areas of research, innovation, and technology development. It will play a key role in underpinning the established progress, and in increasing market readiness. Crucially, it will play a role in intensifying sales pipeline generation, and in showcasing how Powerhouse can be part of the solution to the world's waste problems, and the energy transition".