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PHE Powerhouse Energy Group Plc

1.09
-0.01 (-0.91%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Powerhouse Energy Group Plc LSE:PHE London Ordinary Share GB00B4WQVY43 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.01 -0.91% 1.09 1.05 1.10 1.125 1.075 1.13 12,222,893 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl 380k -46.2M -0.0111 -0.96 44.48M
Powerhouse Energy Group Plc is listed in the Scrap & Waste Materials-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHE. The last closing price for Powerhouse Energy was 1.10p. Over the last year, Powerhouse Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 0.245p to 1.325p.

Powerhouse Energy currently has 4,157,414,135 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Powerhouse Energy is £44.48 million. Powerhouse Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.96.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/2/2017
08:33
I spoke too soon, it was a trap for the late Daily Mail readers. That's AIM for ya...
runthejoules
15/2/2017
08:15
Separately, further to the announcement of 26 January 2017 relating to the shipping of its G3-UHt Unit from Australia to the UK, the Company has received notification that the G3-UHt Unit has passed through its first transhipment port-of-call and is en-route to its next transhipment port prior to its arrival in the UK in March 2017. The Board (all of whom are independent in this matter) consider, having consulted with WH Ireland Limited, that the terms of the Agreement are fair and reasonable insofar as the Company's shareholders are concerned. Keith Allaun, Executive Chairman of the Company, said: "This is a significant event and a major turning point in the history of PowerHouse. The conversion of the Hillgrove Note allows us to move forward aggressively and provides the potential to unlock the value of the Company. Powerhouse is building momentum and this is a major milestone"
h2owater
15/2/2017
07:49
Paid for Q&A. Only ever believe (although not guaranteed) what is put out in an RNS. I would suspect if the CEO is in the UK, he will be here to raise funds and it is going to need millions to scale up. Usually, prior to a placing, the company will release news flow and do this off the record Q&A's, as the spike in share price generates interest. Personally, I have heard it all before and as always deeply suspicious of a new working scalable product. There is only one test - live environment working 24/7/365. Best of luck
smithless
15/2/2017
07:46
IG has this up 6.67% premarket, sheesh, I wish I'd got on board Monday! Nice work earlybirds...!
runthejoules
15/2/2017
03:22
Q&A Keith.. on 14th Feb Allaun Powerhouse Energy Group PLC (LON:PHE) Chief Executive Officer Keith Allaun caught up with DirectorsTalk for an exclusive interview to discuss the appointment of Waste2Tricity as Project Development Consultant, the G3 UHt ultra-high temperature demonstration gasification system and the MOU with Peel Environmental Q1: Keith, you've had a strong of news recently, can you tell us a bit more about the appointment of Waste2Tricity as your Project Development Consultant?A1: Absolutely Giles, I think you hit it on the head that we've had a strong of news and this is really, we believe, the tip of the iceberg. Before I get into the specifics of Waste2Tricity, I really want to highlight the fact that Powerhouse Energy has finally reached a significant inflection point and we've really turned the corner and have learned so many lessons over the past 4 years since we effectively taken the company forward from the position it was in. So, we're now in a place to leverage a newly-designed, truly-engineered, tested, scalable, replicable, commercialisable technology as a core to the development of project and as we started looking at our underlying business model and how we wanted to move forward, we recognised that being a technology provider was not fundamentally what Powerhouse Energy was about. Having a robust technology at the core of development in the delivery of the project is important, having a technology that allows us to out-compete was important, having a technology that is efficient and economical and environmentally-friendly is important but fundamentally being the technology provider was only one component of what we envisioned ourselves to be.So, we've been in a relationship with Waste2Tricity literally over the past 4 years, Waste2Tricity has provided informal consultation to the company, has been a true friend to Powerhouse and a Watste2Tricity subsidiary, Waste2Tricity Thailand, we signed an agreement with them to have the exclusive rights for the distribution of our technology in Thailand. Subsequently, we've recognised that being, again, a technology provider is not just what we want to be, what we want to be is a project developer, we want to be part of the ecosystem that is solving the world's waste challenges. So, by signing an agreement with Waste2Tricity we immediately accelerated the expansion of our team, we went from effectively having 'no boots on the ground' in England to having a robust broad network of highly-skilled, highly-experienced executives and professionals in the waste to energy market specifically, people who have been facing the challenges of waste management for years and recognising that there had to be solution. So, it was actually an easy decision to decide to create a relationship with Waste2Tricity whereby we would exclusively be developing projects in the UK, in conjunction with them, their ability to help accelerate the company is something that I can't underscore enough. So, their background in energy development, in project development, in project scoping truly spans the world and truly spans every component of the industry from collection literally through to power delivery to the National Grid so, the skill set that that brought to us, and in a fashion in which they were willing to take equity in Powerhouse Energy, to work with us, made it very easy for us to make the decision to move forward with them. Q2: Now, your G3, the UHt ultra-high temperature demonstration gasification system, is en route to the UK as we speak, can you tell us a little bit more about what you're going to be doing with it once it arrives in the UK?A2: The point of the demonstration system is truly just that, to show that indeed the technology is robust, it is commercial, it is scalable, that it can handle a variety of feedstocks, that we can tune the synthesis gas that's coming out of it, that it can be scaled up or scaled down to produce volume of synthesis gas for the generation of electricity, can be part of the distributed grid equation or can become part of the distributed hydrogen economy, about which there's a lot being said. Now, I can't talk yet about where the G3 is specifically going to be sited but I can say that we're in late-stage negotiations with a very exciting organisation and frankly, I could not think of a more synergistic opportunity to be working with the group with whom we're currently negotiating to have the G3 staged at their facility. The types of facilities that they have under one roof is phenomenal, our ability to bring customers, to bring potential partners, to bring waste stream aggregators, to bring counsels into this facility to show the value proposition of the G3 is frankly unparalleled. So, we're really thrilled to, shortly, be able to tell you exactly where the G3 is going to be and some of the exciting things that are going to go on because of where it's going to be. Q3: Most recently, you've signed an MOU with Peel Environmental to work together to pursue the development, construction and operation of an energy from waste plant at Peel Environmental's facility near Chester. How has the relationship developed and what does it mean for Powerhouse Energy Group PLC?A3: This is really something that is near and dear to me. We've been aware of Peel Environmental's commitment to really managing the waste challenges of the environment and creating a robust ecosystem of waste management solutions for the UK for quite some time. The opportunity that we have to become a potential cornerstone of their Protos energy park is frankly quite phenomenal, frankly we're quite proud of the fact that we've been invited in to join a group of both well-established player in the waste energy business and some other newly-developing organisations in the water to energy business. I think the thing that attracted us to Peel Environment, in particular, is their vision of the future and their vision of a developing waste management ecosystem where truly there is recovery and reuse and where recovery and reuse is not possible then the recovery of the energy value of those components of the waste stream will be possible. The thing that's important to recognise is that Peel is not saying that there's a single technology that's absolutely correct for every component of the waste stream, they're looking at bringing in member of the Protos energy park who are involved in anaerobic digestion, who are involved in hydrogen creation, who are involved in other mechanisms of thermal degradation and who are involved in ultra-high temperature gasification, which is us.Powerhouse Energy Group has an opportunity to be sited in an industrial environment that is focused on really building a world-class, highly-visible showcase for what waste management overall can look like and so, again the appeal to us was really the shared vision that we have of really creating a better world, that Peel has. The staff at Peel Environmental have just been phenomenal to work with and I'm quite keen for us to finalise our move from MOU to contract phase with Peel and we're quite confident that that's going to be occurring. Again, the shared values, the shared commitment and the shared enthusiasm, coupled with the fact that Peel has invested hundreds of millions of pounds into creating an infrastructure, an environment, which we can literally break ground for construction as soon as we're ready to do so. There's not the need to build access to the grid, Peel has taken care of that, there's not need to build in the water infrastructure or other electrical infrastructure or natural gas infrastructure or access to hydrogen export, the roads, the environment that Peel has created at the Protos Park is truly world-class. It is going to be, I believe, the definitive site at which the entire waste management ecosystem is viewed from the rest of the world, people are going to come from around the world to visit the Protos Park, to evaluate various technologies and how those components can play a part in their own waste management challenges.So, we're exceptionally excited about our relationship with Peel, and you asked how did that relationship come to be, well the fact is that it came through our relationship with Waste2Tricity and this is one of the things I was saying about Waste2Tricity's ability to help us accelerate, they literally had us in the office of the CEO of Peel Environmental within a week of signing an agreement with Waste2Tricity. So, our ability to move forward and our ability to, again, begin the acceleration process, I can't emphasise enough how much work has been done behind the scenes, how much effort has gone into making what was once complex a simple and robust solution that can be rolled out immediately but that has occurred. The G3 is literally on the sea, on the way to the UK as we speak and is going to be sited in an environment which allows us to expand its visibility and expand the testing capabilities and expand the use profile of the machine dramatically.So, we're excited about where we stand today, we're excited about where we're going, I think that the company is better positioned than it has been, frankly, in the last 2 years, when we recognised that we had to literally redesign technology from first principals because the technology that the company had originally been committed to was not robust, was not scalable and was not sustainable. When we made that decision, we knew there was going to be some pain associated with it, we didn't envision that it was going to be a 2-year process but it has been a 2 year process and the nice things is that now the 2 years has passed and now it's time for us to be able to hit the ground running which is what we're doing. So, the momentum has increased dramatically, the opportunities are coming left and right and we're excited about moving forward with Peel and with Waste2Tricity so I'd say that as far as an update goes and what's happened for in the last couple of weeks, that pretty much summarises it. I have to believe that you and I will be talking again in the next few weeks and we're going to have equally exciting things to talk about.https://www.directorstalkinterviews.com/powerhouse-energy-group-plc-qa-chief-executive-officer-keith-allaun-lonphe/412723795
tuff
14/2/2017
21:59
So far only a 1-3tpd unit has been tested( 6/9/16 RNS) the larger size units have only been modelled.

Imagine announcing a deal a few more talks by a director and all the L S E hype the share and then a ramperoo placing.

Last year the company stated in its audited accounts that it sufficient funds for 17 months of operations. Two weeks later it had a fund raise of £250,000 to expedite the hiring of key sales and commercial development team. Have they been hired , how many key sales staff were hired from this £250,000 fund raise?

dolphin158
14/2/2017
21:56
To calculate the true market capitalisation of PHE you have to add in all of Mr Bonds loan stock convertible at 0.5p per share and increasing in number all the time with the interest compounding on his growing loan to PHE so it will more than double the shares already in issue. So the true market capitalisation is already more than double the current indicated market capitalisation.
mervin4
14/2/2017
21:56
To calculate the true market capitalisation of PHE you have to add in all of Mr Bonds loan stock convertible at 0.5p per share and increasing in number all the time with the interest compounding on his growing loan to PHE so it will more than double the shares already in issue. So the true market capitalisation is already more than double the current indicated market capitalisation.
mervin4
14/2/2017
21:56
To calculate the true market capitalisation of PHE you have to add in all of Mr Bonds loan stock convertible at 0.5p per share and increasing in number all the time with the interest compounding on his growing loan to PHE so it will more than double the shares already in issue. So the true market capitalisation is already more than double the current indicated market capitalisation.
mervin4
14/2/2017
21:49
How they going to pay for all this? AFC are having to raise another £8 million and it won't even get them through to commercialisation. PHE will need millions more. More dilution from the confetti share issue factory? More loan stock to Mr Bond who will already control the company when he converts his loan stock next year and gets majority control?
mervin4
14/2/2017
21:06
Amzing tech, so many question marks, not just in short-term share price Although the price is still roughly on-beta, I suppose when it's up & running in a month or so will be the key next date to look for an share price boost - the memorandum of understanding's running out or being renewed on May 1st even more key. But there may not be any actual news till then, which leaves a lot of time for DM readers to lose patience and sell out, even at a 6% spread. Longer term this will take years to sell, roll out & scale up - by which time, will Hugh Fearnley-Whittingshall have won his war on waste? Will everything be made of graphene?
runthejoules
14/2/2017
20:45
regandh - I suggest you go through the RNS history and beyond and you come to the conclusion it takes many many years, if ever, it sees the light of day. I saw a demo years ago of this product and it didn't work properly. Whether it works now, who knows. Suspect Peel will put it through the mill before any commitment. In the meantime and always with this company NO CASH
smithless
14/2/2017
20:37
Reg- many have these longterm deals to recover the capital cost and the councils have an outlet for disposing of their waste.

In a 2010 Defra report household waste was 23m tonnes of which 40% was recycled and industrial waste accounted for 48m tonnes and 52% recycled. From these you have to deduct waste streams which are already contracted to supply WTE plants such as incinerators and biomass plants.

Thus, the total available for WTE isn't as high as some on other B B hype in their calculations. PHE would have to compete with other WTE plants for the waste feedstock and so the gate price charged to councils and industry will decrease, ie less revenue for any WTE plant.

The current structure of the market with significant quantities of waste tied up in long term local authority contracts can make it difficult for new entrants to secure sufficient feedstocks.

dolphin158
14/2/2017
20:07
Dolphin.........Is 25 year contract term what all the WTE companies have.
regandharry5
14/2/2017
20:02
The thing is that this is not an incinerator.
regandharry5
14/2/2017
19:35
Dolphin, I suppose they can muscle in on new and smaller waste producers due to the modular nature. It does seem a smaller-scale model based on local generation however, which I don't think our government is much in favour of. If it works like it says it does it could be revolutionary but not if its uneconomical for the company itself. Not my sector but I suppose they could always end up being swallowed up by a larger waste management company? How have the demonstrations in Australia gone down, and why don't they have any contracts there, apart from the cheapness of coal? Forgive me if these questions are silly or covered far above in the thread...
runthejoules
14/2/2017
19:25
They will still have to compete against incinerators and other WTE firms who have already got the waste feeds signed up for 25 year contracts.

When will the placing be announced as year end accounts will need to demonstrate minimum 12 months cash resources, they have the financial PR firm, talks on the paid TV share channels and witness today placing by AFC which included funds needed for the scoping exercise at Protos.

And the profits are already diluted with the 50% profit share with Waste2Tricity and will be exacerbated with any conversion by Hillgroves.

dolphin158
14/2/2017
19:05
That will teach me to only read thisismoney.co.uk on a Sunday. It's a good explanation of what Powerhouse does, and the potential. I suspect it kicks the likes of Velocys' landfill gas to diesel, wax & naphtha to obsolesence... Should've done more research Monday. Problem is Daily Mail tips have a habit of deflating after a day or two, especially if people have made 25% profit in one day... What other companies are already established in this field, as a DM commenter mentions?
runthejoules
14/2/2017
18:40
Where does it say it's gonna take 10 years of tests and red tape. Can you back it up with actual facts.
regandharry5
14/2/2017
17:14
Regandharry - may be in 10 years time after endless tests and red tape. I got caught on the hype with this one a few years ago. Caution needed and work out how much cash it has left after it has paid interest charges. The rest is hype by the rampers.
smithless
14/2/2017
17:05
All councils and recycling companies are going to want a piece of this.They all want to reduce their landfill costs.
regandharry5
14/2/2017
17:03
Yes ,all positive, when the G3 lands here and we get it set up wouldn't be surprised to see us on the television. Funding won't be a problem then, and I think it'll be at higher than these current prices.
regandharry5
14/2/2017
16:43
Yup- cash flow is critical- see AFC news today for an example of how critical. Hope this is different for you guys, but we've been thoroughly stitched up over there again.
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