Powerhouse Energy Group PLC is calling for community groups, school or charities in the Bridgend area to learn more about its work.
The firm, which is based at the Bridgend Technology Centre on the Brackla Industrial Estate, converts locally sourced waste into ultra‑clean energy.
Distributed Modular Generation (DMG®) technology is capable of processing a range of non‑recyclable and hard‑to‑treat waste streams including plastics, contaminated waste, mixed residual waste, biomass, tyres and automotive shredder residue.
Powerhouse’s innovation has already been recognised through the award of multiple international patents, covering major global markets including the US, Japan, Europe, Indonesia and Australia.
Paul Emmitt, CEO of Powerhouse Energy Group, said:
“Bridgend is home to our core operations and our growing team, and we are incredibly proud of the role we play in the local economy. As we scale up our technology and invest further in innovation, we are creating skilled opportunities locally while helping to strengthen energy resilience by generating clean power closer to where it is needed.
“By reducing reliance on overseas fuel markets, our approach can help protect both consumers and industry from unpredictable price volatility, while delivering clear environmental benefits.”
He added:
“We are keen to build strong relationships at a local level and are actively looking to connect with community groups, schools or charities that are developing sustainable, low‑carbon initiatives, or would like to visit our research centre to learn more about what we do. As a team, we have already supported a number of local initiatives, and we are committed to expanding that support in the year ahead.”
Community groups or organisations interested in working with Powerhouse Energy Group are invited to get in touch by emailing enquire@phegroup.com
