The UK’s PowerHouse Energy has designed a compact modular plant to produce hydrogen fuel derived from plastic waste. The company reports that their system “economically and efficiently processes a wide range of waste streams, including hazardous and toxic material, into usable energy without producing toxic by-products.”
GasWorld reports that the first commercial plant will be developed in Chester this year and that the company plans to have 500 plants operating in the next 10 years.
