Powerhouse Energy tech proven after 1 year, says Longspur Capital

Longspur Capital partner and head of research Adam Forsyth talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the firm's latest research report on Powerhouse Energy Group PLC (AIM:PHE, FRA:BT81), highlighting technology progress, commercial outlook and key project milestones following a year of operational validation. Forsyth noted that Powerhouse Energy’s advanced thermal treatment (ATT) technology, which converts waste into syngas for hydrogen and low-carbon fuels, has now demonstrated consistent performance. He said the company’s feedstock testing unit in Wales has “run for a year and it's run to the design standards… it's given the results they were expecting,” marking a significant shift in confidence around the technology. The discussion also focused on the importance of scaling into commercial projects. Forsyth pointed to Ballymena in Northern Ireland and Rockingham in Australia as critical next steps, noting that “having a real project, a real commercial project is the next key milestone.” Progress at Ballymena, including planning and site lease agreements, was described as tangible evidence of forward momentum. Cost competitiveness was another major theme. Forsyth explained that while grey hydrogen can be produced cheaply at large facilities, delivery costs significantly increase the final price. He suggested Powerhouse Energy’s distributed model could deliver hydrogen at around $6 per kilo, making it competitive on a delivered basis. Looking ahead, Forsyth outlined valuation upside driven by global deployment, while also flagging project execution and development milestones as key factors for investors to monitor over the next 12 months. For more videos like this, visit Proactive's YouTube channel, like this video, subscribe, and enable notifications so you never miss an update. #PowerhouseEnergy #Hydrogen #CleanEnergy #WasteToEnergy #EnergyTransition #HydrogenEconomy #SmallCapStocks #Investing #NetZero #RenewableEnergy #LongspurCapital #EnergyTech