Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[turvart] 13/2/2020 22:27

Cheers for the info, been doing some research tonight and I'm warming to this, I was wondering to myself if Veolia might even get interested?

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 22:23

Pyromex sorry

[turvart] 13/2/2020 20:00

What happened in 2012 for the share price to tank?

[juju44] 13/2/2020 19:57

Tanks Ten . New to me anyway

[tenapen] 13/2/2020 19:47

Sorry if this has been posted already.

Regards.

[stabilo123] 13/2/2020 19:39

And Peel of course are dummies????
Don't think so. Putting their reputation and money behind this so think it can only be a good thing!

[vatnabrekk] 13/2/2020 19:28

I don't think they've been using tyre crumb in the demonstrator for a long time. That info is well out of date. I believe they are using plastic to collect data for potential customers for the commercial DMG, work for which they are being paid.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 19:21

Because he is short and wants the price lower he's a scammer always has been he makes money through spreading fear. Just encourage him to increase his short and put his money where his big mouth is He will be the loser

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 18:43

"It doesn’t work:
• for long periods of time
• with normal commercial plastic waste

And when it does work it causes material damage to the incineration chamber."

So it doesn't work but when it works it has wear and tear? Sounds factually incorrect. Why are you posting factually incorrect claims on here?

[elrico] 13/2/2020 18:38

Thank you, Turvart. Don't blame me if zippo filters you. :)

[turvart] 13/2/2020 18:19

Elrico,

I like your blog mate!

[zeppo] 13/2/2020 18:14

The AGM was 27th June last year.

This year it could be earlier.

Some of the doubters should attend and question of the directors.

Also mingle with committed investors in this project.

If the financial media raise awareness, especially after the Planning meeting: Wow!

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 17:38

Or the launch of any other new engineering project. Once the testing and modelling and design was all completed.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 17:37

It's a bit like the Apollo exploration missions believing they would land on the moon. They would not have taken off if they didn't think they could achieve it.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 17:36

Yes I think we can safely say the technology is working. Otherwise how else would David Ryan be able to confirm an increase in the expected out put and amount of feedstock he can now expect to eradicate each day. He will have to have had really good confirmation from his demonstrator unit. Jaknife is being a bit pedantic as we all would expect in that yes indeed we do not as yet have a fully built Commercial full size plant.

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 17:27

It does work though. That's verifiably true. I will accept that no commercial units have been finished. That's a different thing though.

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 17:25

Zeppo should just sit in a room full of mirrors if he is that opposed to other people's opinions.

[elrico] 13/2/2020 17:01

No Jak, you are dim if you don't understand the implications of the green light for Protus in March. Allow me to explain...once the green light has been given, it will signal the go-ahead for the first commercial DMG. If you don't understand this, then I guess it explains why you have wasted 6+ years of your life bashing the company at every opportunity.

If you're short (God knows why) and you don't like the company, move on, life is short. Spending it being bitter and twisted just isn't productive or time well spent.

Now, if you don't mind, I have better things to do than educate you.

[zeppo] 13/2/2020 16:54

Seven filtered in a row.

Let's enjoy making money with the Hydrogen Economy!

Added some PRES today after being told that although their share price is well down, they now have a contract to provide Shell with pressure cylinders to store hydrogen as it is rolled out at their petrol stations.

Also taken small profits on two different hydrogen companies (less than 10% of my PHE sold very profitably) to cover SEQI Rights.

At £1:12 per Rights share, is a small discount, but I expect SEQI to continue to increase its quarterly dividend as it grows.

Still invested in 4 hydrogen companies as well as Shell who are moving into hydrogen and offer a divi, and now PRES.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 16:41

Well deccer I so hope you and your chums are massively short of stock. That would make my day.