PowerHouse Energy snaps up Waste2Tricity

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Firm says the acquisition could pave the way to 'mass market, low-cost hydrogen created from waste plastic'

PowerHouse Energy has inked a deal to acquire Waste2Tricity, the UK firm which claims to have found a way to produce hydrogen from waste plastic. PowerHouse Energy and Waste2Tricity have already teamed...

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