Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[warwick69] 24/5/2017 09:42

It's not games I have purchased a load more today and it will be announced soon when I get chance to email company and piers to be through 12% today imho this is mega cheap but as always DYOR

[runthejoules] 24/5/2017 08:35

Mr market seems to agree with you!

[boobly] 23/5/2017 00:28

Hello Warwick !
I agree , he`s a serial `Fifth Columnist` .

[warwick69] 22/5/2017 16:25

No good riddance did not bring anything to the table imho

[runthejoules] 22/5/2017 15:59

So who's Clive Carver when he's at home, and does it matter?

Directorate Change
PowerHouse Energy Group Plc (AIM:PHE), the company focused on ultra high temperature gasification waste to energy systems, and the creator of Distributed Modular Gasification© , announces the resignation of Clive Carver as Non-Executive Director with immediate effect. 
Keith Allaun, Executive Chairman of PowerHouse, said: “We would like to thank Clive for his contribution to the Company.  We wish him well in his future endeavours.”

[supernumerary] 22/5/2017 13:06

You guys are at cross purposes. The UK issuer reporting rules are as Jak says, however they no longer apply to some classes of fund managers eg BlackRock - see the second para below:

'Transparency Rules
The Transparency Rules retain the basic disclosure threshold of 3% with additional disclosures required at each 1% increment above that level for UK companies. However, for non-UK companies admitted to listing in the UK, disclosure is only required at the levels prescribed by the Transparency Directive, i.e. at 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 50% and 75%, with no intermediate thresholds (DTR 5.1.2).

Under the 1985 Act, the interests of investment managers, unit trusts, open-ended investment companies were treated as ‘non-material’ and did not have to be disclosed below 10%. Under the Transparency Rules, these interests must now be disclosed at both 5% and 10% (but not when they cross the intermediate whole percentage thresholds) (DTR 5.1.5).'

[superg1] 22/5/2017 11:03

Jaknife

DO you mean a particular holder or because PHE is on the AIM. The other option could be that you know all holder funds are UK based entities.

I have seen many transactions by apparent UK funds on UK AIM that fit that qualifier and watched it happen on UK companies on the AIM in the UK, operating solely in the UK. So in my opinion having questioned the Black rock compliance officer directly when they failed to notify thresholds being crossed I was given the 5%, 10% answer. To rely to on the assumption that breaking 1% compels a fund to notify 1% moves not correct in my opinion. They may fall in the 5% and 10% category.

[warwick69] 22/5/2017 10:27

Nelson = pomander on LSE post copied and pasted word for word he has been negative for years It is more relevant to note Peter Jones 20 years service at high level to Biffa and Keith Reilly at Veolia that is much more the reason why this is an important step in the right direction gives credence to the platform being established Pomander and dolphin will never accept that this technology is about to be launched !!! Totally blind to the prospects HIDDEN AGENDA SPRINGS TO MIND DYOR

[nelson5100] 22/5/2017 10:17

What a fun Waste2Tricity Limited reunion party -

Peter Jones OBE - is the same Peter Jones who was a director at Waste2Tricity Limited until 21 December 2015, why not mention this in the RNS?

I'm sure that the Peel director will want his customer based on his site at Protos to be successful.

Keith Riley - is this the same Keith Riley who has been a director at Waste2Tricity Limited since 31 August 2011? Hope there's no confusion having two directors called Keith on the board at Waste2Tricity Limited now that Keith Allaun is also a director of WAste2Tricty Limited since 30 January 2017.

Do hope Howard White will enjoy meeting all his fellow WAste2Tricty contacts at the advisory board and for his son's investment in PHE via Yady to be successful. (As a side note the company needs to file an amended the share allotment form as it is wrong).


Lastly, do hope David John Ryan, PHE's new director, will also get to meet his colleagues from Waste2Tricty Limited where he is also a director, appointed on 10 September 2016.

[galashiels] 22/5/2017 08:54

If these guys are behind any AIM listed company, people should look at the dilution history of that company, in general they may find dilution - consolidation - dilution pattern, no matter how good the company if you are going to keep getting diluted to keep a company afloat, what's the point, It's you who are feeding money to them, source of income is shareholders.

Cairn Financial Advisers LLP
WH Ireland Limited
Hybridan LLP
Peckwater
Daniel Stewart & Company Plc
Northland Capital Partners

[discusser] 22/5/2017 08:47

Did you have this in mind:

[discusser] 22/5/2017 08:44

Could you explain your comment re WH Ireland Ltd.

Not sure what you mean.

[galashiels] 22/5/2017 08:27

Being on an "advisory Panel" in general means, the "advisors" not confident enough to join the board as the company can go belly up destroying ones reputation, on other hand, pulling chains in the government(corruption) in order to push enough public funds / business towards the company, then at letter date, take the option to join the board at high level pay (delayed bribe) makes it a worthwhile punt to be on the so called "advisory" panel.

It's a good move must admit but given the nominated advisor here WH Ireland Limited, be prepared to get diluted anyhow.

Any of these behind any listed company on AIM and DILUTION is the outcome at higher degree.

Cairn Financial Advisers LLP
WH Ireland Limited
Hybridan LLP
Peckwater
Daniel Stewart & Company Plc
Northland Capital Partners

[petrocelli2] 22/5/2017 08:18

or the North Pimlico grocer..?

[shavian] 22/5/2017 08:13

Is that Peter Jones the Dragon?

[runthejoules] 22/5/2017 07:49

For any new readers: New Advisory Panel
PowerHouse Energy Group Plc (AIM:PHE), the company focused on ultra high temperature gasification waste to energy systems, and the creation of Distributed Modular Gasification© (DMG),  is delighted to announce the establishment of a new Advisory Panel.  The members of this Advisory Panel should not be construed as Directors of the Company. 
The four initial members of the Company’s Advisory Panel will provide valuable commercial, scientific and engineering counsel to the Management team of the company - the individuals are as follows:
Peter Jones OBE has over 25 years experience in the waste industry, with 20 years spent at board level at Biffa. During his time at Biffa the company expanded significantly through a combination of both organic and acquisition led growth.
Myles Kitcher has a wealth of experience in the energy and waste industries with a career which has spanned local government, public sector and private enterprise. As Managing Director of Peel Environmental, he is leading their efforts at Protos - the flagship destination for energy, innovation and industry near Ellesmere Port.
Keith Riley is a fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers as well as a Member of the Institute of Waste Management. Previously the MD of the Technology Innovation Services at Veolia, he is currently leading Vismundi which is a consultancy specialising in environmental issues and waste management.
Howard White is an experienced entrepreneur, strategic advisor, and investor. As the founder of AFC Energy, and the Deputy Chairman of Waste2tricity, he has exceptional knowledge of the burgeoning hydrogen economy, coupled with expertise across both public and private companies.
Keith Allaun, Executive Chairman of PowerHouse, said: “With the fit-out and certification of our G3-UHt demonstration unit, and our move into the Thornton Science Park well under way, this is the perfect time to bring together a broad-based group of advisors to augment the council of our Board of Directors.  The formation of this premier Advisory Panel is an important step in the development and maturing of the Company. We are honoured and pleased to welcome this group of reputable individuals - each of whom has had a distinguished career and is a leader in his field. A robust Advisory Panel greatly increases our thought leadership in the Waste-to-Energy space, expands our reach, and will accelerate our efforts in achieving the commercial roll-out of DMG©.  We expect to add to this core group of advisors over time and are looking forward to working together toward the success of PowerHouse.”

[warwick69] 22/5/2017 07:47

Great news out A veritable group of big hitters in the waste and waste to energy industry some real top influential names here very very good foundations being laid here for a strong company with big ambitionsImagine some collaboration with Biffa and Veolia that would be a company maker for sure People will wake up to the prospects here sooner than later Guess the Bev heads will have to work over time now to try and cast more doubt but they won't win Bring it

[superg1] 22/5/2017 07:15

Kakknife

If you don't understand it why comment.

I didn't understand why Black rock didn't notify when percentage levels were triggered
so I rang the listed compliance officer to get an answer as it seemed to be a breach of the rules.

It's all about the investor not the location of the company. So funds via the offshore route have obligations for breaches of 5% and 10%.

I have seem two funds recently on one share first sell shares of a few hundred pounds worth and in both cases it took them to holdings around 4.98% with notifications of a breach of 5%.

Such action arouses no suspicion but it did with me. Sure enough a supply arrived many months later and both funds were selling down with no notifications as each fund has offshore status and no obligation to report further.

As posted I only noted the post and didn't do a full read of the thread.

You believe any 1% breach over 3% and including 3% requires notification. That is not true, for offshore status funds its 5% and 10%.

A quick way to find out whether one is offshore is to note their notification when shares were acquired. EG the non offshore list all the breaches 3%,4%,5% etc all in the notification of they have made a big purchase etc.

[runthejoules] 20/5/2017 19:11

Let's hope they invite Andy Burnham. He'll be so impressed he'll change his name to Andy Molecularise'em.

[warwick69] 20/5/2017 17:30

Wow I am going to enjoy the day that all the doubters have to eat humble pie !!

I wonder if pomander(LSE) Dolphin and Jaknife will be attending the demonstration day which I expect to be in July I am sure there will be quite a few dignitaries and big investors and customers to welcome them?

I would love to meet my many erstwhile attackers I will happily buy them a beer to console them as they will be wondering why they did not believe and wished they had had the balls to buy loads of shares!

Jaknife you will be a buyer in time I guarantee it I will sell you a few at 10p