Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[linesal2] 06/7/2019 12:50

Batteries are not the future as the carbon footprint of production is greater than the Diesel motors it is intended to replace. DYOR

[zeppo] 04/7/2019 18:46

deccer1

Weichai Power are working toward using Solid Oxide fuel cells developed by CERES POWER (CWR) as range extendets for electric buses in China.
Weichai now own 20% of CWR.

Solid Oxide fuel cells have the advantage of running on methane or biofuels, not just pure hydrogen.

[blewco] 04/7/2019 17:08

If you take into account the number of petrol and diesel vehicles to be replaced there is plenty of room for both technologies, both battery and hydrogen.

[deccer1] 03/7/2019 23:04

Electric batteries are becoming faster to charge and developing ever increasing ranges. They are the future.

[zeppo] 03/7/2019 18:54

Greyseal

Thank you for 10393.

The financial press still has to raise awareness of the Hydrogen economy and needs to support British companies in this area.

[greyseal] 03/7/2019 16:34

"Electric power for cars “has its limits” and cars will be hydrogen-powered from 2030, an automotive-industry expert has said." - Auto Express

Let's hope so :o)

[zeppo] 03/7/2019 12:27

superbarnet

Agreed !

There is no logic in selling right now.

If development investment results from the visit/s it will be a game changer.


These two announcements say it all

hxxp://waste2tricity.com/

[superbarnet] 03/7/2019 12:06

Why would anyone sell prior to this visit which may have business changing results? It is the time to top up and not sell.

[blewco] 03/7/2019 11:39

Lucky Jim.Hope you enjoy your job as Pope on Mars, at least then we won't have to listen to your views on PHE.

[zeppo] 03/7/2019 11:27

'Press release June 2019

WASTE2TRICITY IN TALKS WITH JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
A DIVISION OF THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, TRADE AND INDUSTRY VIEWS W2T’S HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY AS A ‘MAJOR SOLUTION’

Positive results from this visit in July could change things dramatically.

[luckey jim] 03/7/2019 10:25

Steverbet, Is no one bothered that the technology doesn’t work commercially. I am well aware that Paul Warwick & Co, who is a substantial shareholder in PHE, puts a big thing on the independent report saying the technology is feasible, but so is putting a man on Mars, of for that matter of me being the next Pope.

[steverabet] 03/7/2019 09:53

is no-one bothered by the amateurs putting out these RNS? in the PDMR notification at the foot of the last one, D Ryan etc have apparently been allotted 5p ordinary shares.

[deccer1] 03/7/2019 08:52

They obviously need to raise a lot more cash as they would need 15 to 20 DMG's running perfectly 24/7 just to cover current admin costs and they are recruiting more staff this yearvand obviously those cash needs will continue for many years.

[ken chung] 03/7/2019 00:37

Lemmings and mushrooms only.

[zeppo] 29/6/2019 18:46

In a high risk/high reward speculative investment, development to commercial industrial scale, testing reliability etc, can burn millions.

In CWR's case they have convinced partner/collaborators to put in £50 million plus.

The ideal scenario will be Toyota, or similar, putting in massive development funds and the rising share price being consolidated. ( As in CWR's case)

It is childish bellyaching to buy 1/2p shares and expect a fortune overnight.

That idea is for infants being spoon fed in their high chairs.

Throwing toys out of the pram or using directors as dartboards is infantile.

[tenapen] 29/6/2019 18:16

vat, why do you keep taking the bait ?

Replying to the posts justs gives the bashers oxygen to keep posting the same pap !. Asking questions you can not answer !. And if you could answer, they will just ingnore and keep to thier agenda Your making it easy.

Isn't the definition of madness, 'asking the same question but expecting a different answer' ?.

[zeppo] 29/6/2019 16:54

From RNS:
'David Ryan will hold 11,075,000 Ordinary Shares and Christopher Vanezis will hold 5,358,750 Ordinary Shares in the Company, which represents 0.58% and 0.28% respectively of the Company’s enlarged issued ordinary share capital and voting rights.'

More than 50% of the company is owned by 'Substantial Shareholders'. See the Annual Report.
These 'Substantial Shareholders' are not all seeking to waste money. They will research with care.

In Cheshire, PHE are tenants of an ambitious multi-billion company. The landlords here are very savvy and very ambitious in the waste management/power from waste area.

See what the Japanese make of things before bellyaching again.

[zeppo] 29/6/2019 16:50

Why obsess. with the Chairman? The CEO and the Finance Officer will have massive additional holdings.

See latest RNS.

Also Brent Fitzpatrick 103K shares and James Greenstreet 1million shares. Also listed in the Annual Report.

I have some of these in family ISAs and some on paper so have a hard copy of the the Annual Report.

Next year I will request the Annual Report online.


Saving the planet yet again.

[vatnabrekk] 29/6/2019 15:43

That's a fair point. Although I may not agree with you on this particular occasion, it is nevertheless a fair point.

[nelson5100] 29/6/2019 14:40

But you did care enough to post your sneering comments.

But just to keep you happy here is my opinion, not a question.

In my opinion a company is not a good investment if an experienced city director who is also chairman of the company doesn't hold any share in the business.

[vatnabrekk] 29/6/2019 13:56

Do what you like, I don't care, but don't expect anyone to answer your stupid questions.