Powerhouse Energy Group, a UK-based firm, has unveiled its Feedstock Testing Unit (FTU) in Bridgend, Wales, showcasing its capability to convert waste plastics into hydrogen. The FTU processes 2.5 tonnes of waste plastic per day using pyrolysis within a rotary kiln to break down the plastic materials into their chemical components, primarily generating syngas enriched in hydrogen. This syngas undergoes a purification process to remove impurities, resulting in a clean stream ready for applications like energy production or further processing into pure hydrogen fuel. The FTU serves as a platform to evaluate different waste plastic feedstocks and allows for process modifications to optimize hydrogen production. By focusing on maximizing hydrogen output, Powerhouse aims to offer a sustainable solution for handling plastic waste and generating valuable hydrogen fuel. The system's flexibility in testing various waste streams and adjusting parameters demonstrates its potential to revolutionize waste management and energy generation practices, providing an innovative and environmentally friendly approach to converting waste into valuable products.