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Romania, Bulgaria: Polluting fleets of buses to be replaced with Power House hydrogen technology

PowerHouse Energy Group plc. is to make its hydrogen-from-waste technology available to bus fleet operators in Bulgaria and Romania.

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Tresoil, a Bucharest-energy group, will sell buses powered by the Powerhouse’s DMG system and manufactured by Wright bus, a specialist in hydrogen vehicles.

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Bus operators in Romania and Bulgaria are receiving EU grant aid to replace their ageing, polluting fleets.

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Tresoil will handle the grant applications and the setting up of special purpose companies with operators to run the bus fleets.

Initially, these special companies will 51% owned by Powerhouse and its partner Waste2tricity and 49% by Tresoil.

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The DMG system produces hydrogen from waste plastic and rubber that can then be used to power a vehicle or convert into electricity.

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Keith Allaun, Power House’s chief executive, said he was delighted with the agreement, which is the company’s first international deal for DMG.

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