Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[tenapen] 23/11/2020 06:08

Do your own research,

Do not gamble more than you can aford to loose,

Then the rest is just noise.

[scantrader] 23/11/2020 02:13

Btw, aren't you a bit uneasy that there are no notifiable stakes from fund managers here?

[scantrader] 23/11/2020 02:05

:-) Looks like that, but no. I do have a short position on the share, so I'm minded to present some bear commentary (with a brilliant track record on exposing overpriced "promotes") to offset all the cheerleading here. Imo the company is embroiled in murky dealing and spin, and I don't think that bodes well for investors outside the inner circle.
I don't think those articles are hugely damning in themselves, they just add more red flags to the bear case.

[smokey 1o3] 23/11/2020 00:12

scantrader
If its so important the share it all with us. But I for one am not prepared to pay for it. Are you selling subscriptoions?

[scantrader] 22/11/2020 23:44

And Tom says there's more to come.

[nowenterprise] 20/11/2020 22:35

RNS - a good move imo, better matching skillset to job description for David Ryan. He will still be here with his technical savvy, getting PHE commercial.

Tailwinds are now firmly with PHE, one of the best technologies (if not THE best) to deal with the massive palstics waste problem.

I mean, what's not to love?

[zeppo] 20/11/2020 21:16

Reverse split?

In 2017, Ceres Power consolidated 10 existing shares at 15p to become one new share at £1.50.

Chinese company Weichei Power invested about £10 million at £1.65 per share soon afterwards. Weichei doubled their investment later.

I believe even more in PHE now.

Can't wait to see who the new CEO is.

[juju44] 20/11/2020 21:04

Not impressed by consultants . Generally talkers not doers

[knighty82] 20/11/2020 21:02

Hi everyone, I'm a new investor to Powerhouse and after doing a lot of research I'm excited for the potential this company has. This may be a naive question but do you think they would ever do a reverse split in the future? Obviously I'm keen to keep the current number of shares I have! Part of me thinks that the share price will increase nicely over the next 5+ years and not warrant a reverse split but the large float concerns me a bit. Apologies if what I'm saying is stupid - I haven't been in the investment game for long! If anyone could give any input and it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[vatnabrekk] 20/11/2020 20:40

He's not gone, he's going to be working as a consultant for the installation and commissioning of the first DMG unit. Haven't you read the RNS?

[juju44] 20/11/2020 20:04

I never rated him as a CEO . He will be better placed now . We need a strong capable business man in charge . His departure before the 1st unit is built is concerning - could leave the co. rudderless technically and if it doesnt work , well Ryan will be gone so he wont be responsible

[vatnabrekk] 20/11/2020 18:57

I entirely agree nivison.

I don't see this as negative for the company nor for David Ryan. And indeed I see it as positive for the first Peel DMG installation. David has undoubtedly been a breath of fresh air for PHE during his tenure as CEO, but his strengths clearly lie in the technology and engineering side, so it seems to me that it makes sense to have someone of his calibre focus on the construction and installation of Peel's DMG units, and success in that area will of course benefit PHE enormously.

I really don't see this as David Ryan being pushed out or sidelined, I think it is making best use of the available skills, and I have no doubt that David will be happier in his new role. It will be interesting to see what sort of skill set the new CEO will have when he arrives.

[nivison] 20/11/2020 17:22

So David Ryan is stepping down as CEO but continuing as a consultant. The RNS says that he will now be concentrating on finalising the completion and commissioning of the first DMG plant at Protos.

My initial reaction was one of concern as I rate David Ryan very highly. He comes across as a man of integrity and he certainly knows his engineering onions. However, he doesn't seem that comfortable being the outward looking face of PHE. Dealing with AGM's, investors and all the stuff which comes with running a company does not appear to be his comfort zone. (although he has done it extremely well over the last couple of years)

I am therefore heartened that he will be concentrating his considerable talents on the engineering challenges of delivering the DMG technology at Protos and in establishing an executive team at PHE over the coming months. This seems an entirely sensible thing to do and is the best way to ensure the long term health of the company.

It will be interesting to see who PHE come up with as the next permanent CEO. That appointment will be the really important (and informative) one.

[cmackay] 19/11/2020 11:47

Indeed, fantastic buying and also an easy oversight.

Now that Boris is highlighting a Hydrogen element to his green plan, will it be relevant that Tim Yeo has Conservative party links?

[garth] 19/11/2020 07:41

Certainly was a big chunk.

And hey - its easy to do.

25% would have been a buy and half and a bit more though ;0)

G.

[tenapen] 19/11/2020 06:03

Happy to be corrected, Thanks :-)

Still a great buy (s).

:::BOOM:::

[vatnabrekk] 18/11/2020 22:53

Plus another two big buys at just over 2M shares each.

[cmackay] 18/11/2020 22:24

9,450,000 shares at 3.228p

£305,046

[garth] 18/11/2020 22:21

tenapen18 Nov '20 - 19:58 - 13872 of 13872
0 0 1
Large Buy at the Bell

9,450,000 @ 3.28p = £30,996,000

:::BOOM:::


................

£309,960

circa 2.5% rather than circa 25%

G.

[tenapen] 18/11/2020 19:58

Large Buy at the Bell

9,450,000 @ 3.28p = £30,996,000

:::BOOM:::

[tomboyb] 18/11/2020 08:53

There are 3 waste to energy providers around this level on AIM -

PHE, EQT and BION.

Looked up HYDROGEN yesterday and it seems that is the direction the government wants to go into -

Big article yesterday in the FT on Hydrogen to tackle climate change -

However I feel that Biogas is an untapped market -

BION already producing revenues -

[tenapen] 18/11/2020 08:49

...... For a further five years !.

Phe isn't about cars using petrol / diesel ! It's the environmentaly friendly removal of waste plastics and end of life tyres that Bligh the planet. The 'green' hydrogen produced could be better served and easier to apply to the nation's gas grid to power the home boilers.

Do your own research.

[tomboyb] 18/11/2020 08:43

Added the NEW my friend -

But its on the BBC news -