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PowerHouse Energy’s vision is to propel the UK’s burgeoning hydrogen economy whilst ridding the country of the scourge of waste plastic. Within 10 years, PowerHouse intends to develop a network of up to 200 waste-to-hydrogen plants around the UK.

Keith Allaun, chairman at the waste-to-Energy specialist PowerHouse Energy Group Plc (LON:PHE), talks Proactive's Andrew Scott through their deal with Wrightbus Ltd, a company that builds innovative hydrogen powered buses

Powerhouse Energy, has developed a process for turning plastic, and other waste, into synthesis gas, or syngas, which can then be either used to generate electricity or converted into hydrogen and carbon monoxide

Keith Allaun talks to DirectorsTalk about its full year business update. Keith explains what the company does, the key points from the update, and how the timing for bringing a product like this to market couldn’t be better.

Keith Allaun, chairman of PowerHouse Energy Group plc (LON:PHE), caught up with Proactive after wrapping up the first stage of the design of a scalable commercial UK waste-to-hydrogen system.

Keith Allaun discusses the first major milestone in the engineering design of the nominal 25 tonne-per-day commercial DMG system, the increased awareness in this sector, and what lies ahead in 2018.

Keith Allaun, chairman of PowerHouse Energy Group PLC (LON:PHE), caught up with Proactive following their hugely popular two day demonstration event at the Thornton Science Park near Chester.

Powerhouse Energy Group Plc (LON:PHE) Exectuve Chairman Keith Allaun talks to DirectorsTalk about the extended trial in which the G2-UHt unit produced over 50% hydrogen syngas.

Keith Allaun, chairman of PowerHouse Energy Group Plc (LON:PHE) tells Proactive an extended trial of their waste-to-power system, using a feedstock of tyre crumb, has returned some encouraging results.