The UK company turning waste plastic into fuel for hydrogen cars

Global waste is expected to grow to 3.40 billion tonnes by 2050, more than double the population growth over the same period. According to a 2018 World Bank report, ‘What a Waste 2.0’ on solid waste

Over the past few years, the UAE has been in a constant state of transformation. Factors such as climate change and resource scarcity have catalysed the country to adopt a forward-looking approach. One of these challenges

Indonesian President Joko Widodo has urged cities across the country to set up waste-to-energy plants this year to tackle the country’s growing mountain of trash, according to a statement published on the cabinet secretary’s website on

Japan is the biggest global investor in ASEAN infrastructure, ahead of China and its extensive Belt and Road initiative. As Southeast Asian economic growth gains momentum, it is a race to gain influence in the region.

PowerHouse Energy Group plc (LON:PHE), the UK technology company pioneering hydrogen production from waste plastic, has today noted that they have received a letter of support from the Japanese Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI). The

China is undertaking yet another ambitious development just outside Shenzhen in southern China. The facility that will become the world’s largest waste-to-energy plant, once operational, will be capable of processing 5,000 tonnes of waste each day.

The following amendment has been made to the ‘DMG® ready to solve plastic waste crisis’ Reach announcement released on 11 June 2019 at 7.00 a.m. under RNS Reach No 7483B. PowerHouse Energy Group plc (LON:PHE) advises

Correlated with increase in population, life maintaining activities from production, manufacturing  to consumption lead to need for disposal of solid waste –  bio-degradable or non-biodegradable. With Srinagar city generating 450 metric tons per day  of solid waste,

PowerHouse Energy Group PLC (LON:PHE), the UK technology company pioneering hydrogen production from waste plastic and used tyres, today announced its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2018. 2018 Highlights Engineering and Research ·      Engineering design

Today, most of our trash ends up in landfills. In the United States, we produce more than 200 million tons of trash every single year. But what if we could turn some of that trash into fuel? Well,

Remember that food packaging you threw into the garbage yesterday, or the broken table-tennis paddle or kid’s sneakers full of holes? Probably not. That’s why they’re in the garbage. But increasingly, the United Arab Emirates is

Construction of the Delhi Metro’s 58.6km Pink line is underway and since the beginning of June, power to the project has been supplied by a 12MW waste-to energy plant in Ghazipur. The Pink line is being

PowerHouse Energy’s Chief Executive Officer, David Ryan, commented: “We relish the opportunity to show just what can be achieed with our DMG® energy recovery process to address the plastic waste crisis. It is the responsible thing to

As wealth rises, so too does waste generation. For the waste to energy industry that makes for a supersized opportunity in Asia, and in nowhere more so than China. Of the 20 most populous countries in

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but vehicles powered by the clean fuel are somewhat scarce. In the latest sign that that’s changing, DHL is adding hydrogen fuel-cell vans to its fleet to

Energy-from-waste specialist Waste2Tricity is to consult on a planning application for a £7m development at Peel Environmental’s Protos at Ellesmere Port. The plans would see a plastics-to-hydrogen facility delivered at the 250-acre Cheshire site, with Waste2Tricity

Over the past several years, countries, states and other jurisdictions around the world have implemented policies increasing the role of hydrogen in various applications which include transportation, stationary power and energy storage as one method reducing