Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 15:42

Ok think I have found them, thanks for all your help you lazy bums.

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 15:21

Me again

Anyone got links to those 3 patents quoted on LSE board.

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 14:06

Anyway

As I said earlier has anyone got any info on what mods need to be done to existing engines for them to run on Hydrogen or do they have to have new engines fitted.

I will do some searching but if its already been done would be helpful.

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 12:27

DrAI can you explain why TESLA models built in 2012 are still working with a capacity of over 70% after most covering 200K miles then? Lithium is not or ever has been a scare element in the world. Hydrogen you use once and batteries have a life cycle over over 4,000 using Lithium Iron. Every bit off the batteries can be recycled. It will take 40 years to replace the ICE fleet. By which time it will be cheaper to strip the old batteries down and put the materials back into a new one. PHE has it's place in creating Hydrogen out of waste plastics. JCB system fails on the stuff coming from Australia by cargo ship which burns the most low grade bunker fuel. Electric motors have higher torque for it's weight than any combustion engines. :o)

From the LSE board.

As I have previously said I have a 2015 Tesla Model S love the car but on my second battery and motor. 85k miles. Recon battery so yes they are recycling batteries but not lasting as long as they state.


Its the cost and weight of the batteries that will prvent them going into larger vehicles although Tesla are trying to produce lighter batteries but may reduce the longevity of them.

Unless someone comes up with an alternative fuel Hydrogen will defiantly be the next big thing.

Anyone done any research on what mods have to be done to an ICE to aloow them to run on Hydrogen.

Used to run LPG vehicle but wore out the valves.

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 11:06

Graham this is so obvious, supposedly subtle de ramping. Shut up

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 10:58

Plastic Waste from Construction, ideal stuff for PHE.

Data shows plastic waste from UK construction businesses has risen by more than 45%

[grahamwales] 05/11/2021 10:17

Bloody price still dropping though. So have they got buyers who want lower or sellers that don't give a dam what price they sell at.

[juju44] 05/11/2021 09:06

I cant see that on LSE

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 09:05

I think so too but that would require a lawsuit... Let's face it once... Once they have foak peel will remove the chocks and roll out more accelerated... With tr9 on all aspects theres little chance the tech won't deliver

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 09:03

Someone's buying chunks anyway

[juju44] 05/11/2021 09:03

Linde would lift the share price dramatically that why the focus on HUI is so important . If they can put this together they should forget about Peel

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 09:02

Plus, that would be great fodder for the hui ipo and would be vastly over subscribed in that case

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 09:00

If ever there was a case of rto then this is it... But what would that present for shareholders better opportunities? Tie in with linde will be amazing and for the share price I thought we would have heard by now.. Maybe they announce when they all sit together

[moontheloon] 05/11/2021 08:57

As long as they get plenty of half mils per year from hui who cares whose first

[juju44] 05/11/2021 08:43

Have peel laid a block yet ? These duffers will be steamrollered by HUI who are enthusiastic about the tech

[vatnabrekk] 04/11/2021 22:48

Quote
"Firstly the project will go through several stages obviously involving tests on the journey to completion. One of the first will be the operation of the thermal combustion chamber and the production of syngas. Showing our investors that we can produce a consistent high quality syngas will be one of the important early milestones on this journey and we will report this milestone when it is reached… I believe that news will be very reassuring to investors. Further down the track our plant will start to produce power and then finally, another stage, a third stage we will produce hydrogen. Only then with the production of hydrogen will we declare that the project is complete and operational and it is that final stage that the 2023 date refers to."
Tim Yeo August 2021

[vatnabrekk] 04/11/2021 22:42

Yes that's right. I believe the plan is to commission the plant and generate electricity during 2022, and to get to the hydrogen stage in 2023, which is what Tim Yeo referred to as "completion".

[zeppo] 04/11/2021 22:19

vatnabrekk

' stage 1 will produce syngas and they will want to ensure it's of the required consistency before moving on.'

At the last AGM I believe that Tim Yeo said it would take time to achieve consistent processing of syngas into Hydrogen and other downstream constituents after processing the waste plastic.

[vatnabrekk] 04/11/2021 20:53

Hydrogen will come later Graham, and only if/when there is a demand for it. As I understand it, stage 1 will produce syngas and they will want to ensure it's of the required consistency before moving on. Then when that's stable Stage 2 will use generators to produce electricity, and finally in 2023 Stage 3 will produce hydrogen, but only if the demand is there.

The DMG does not need to be producing hydrogen to be viable, and some DMG units on other sites may produce electricity only, depending upon the customers' requirements.

So my point is, the project at Protos is not being delayed until they have a customer for the hydrogen. In fact, I believe they may already have a customer lined up already, Element2.

[grahamwales] 04/11/2021 20:35

vatnabrekk.

Frustrated with the fact that the Peel date?

I guess that is very frustrating but I guess problem would be that if the started production of hydrogen next year who in hell would have used it.

Needs vehicles that can run on hydrogen first.

Those ash carts in Scotland look ok they can collect the plastic and deliver straight to the recycling depot. :-)

[grahamwales] 04/11/2021 20:30

Good place to start is at the top of the page. Lots of info up there.

[vatnabrekk] 04/11/2021 20:29

Personally, Graham, I think it's a sign that frustration is setting in.