Powerhouse Energy Group Plc’s (LSE:PHE) engineering subsidiary, Engsolve, has reported a year of robust activity, marked by the completion of several major assignments and the securing of new work across hydrogen, bio-methanol, aluminium recycling, and carbon-capture technologies. The breadth of projects has prompted the company to scale up its team, positioning Engsolve for a solid start to 2026 and reinforcing its reputation as a growing provider of engineering and clean-energy solutions.
Powerhouse Energy’s overall outlook remains constrained by ongoing financial weakness and unfavourable technical trends. Persistent losses, negative profitability metrics, and bearish momentum continue to weigh heavily on valuation, underscored by a negative P/E ratio and the absence of dividend support.
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Powerhouse Energy Group Plc has developed proprietary technology that converts waste plastic, end-of-life tyres, and other waste materials into syngas—a versatile feedstock used to generate hydrogen, electricity, heat, and other industrial outputs. The process is designed to be cost-effective, efficient, and environmentally responsible, suitable for deployment at both industrial and community scales. The company also owns Engsolve Ltd, a revenue-generating engineering services provider focused on advancing new technologies and clean-energy solutions.
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