Amidst signs of strain on centralized power grids in Europe, HyOrc Corporation based in Houston is raising awareness about the vulnerability of such systems. The company offers modular hydrogen engine systems as a practical solution to reduce reliance on these grids. HyOrc's power units, housed in containers, can be deployed off-grid swiftly and run on various fuels, including hydrogen, providing a high level of efficiency. The CEO, Reginald Fubara, highlights the dangers of grid failures on critical infrastructure like hospitals and transport networks. HyOrc's technology, based on an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC), is designed for durability, scalability, and fuel flexibility, making it suitable for heavy-duty transport and industrial applications. The company is actively working on integrating these systems into the European rail sector with a next-generation hydrogen locomotive platform. Focusing on ports, logistics corridors, and off-grid industrial sites, HyOrc is advancing clean energy proposals in the UK and EU. Their flagship modular hydrogen engine delivers economic benefits comparable to diesel engines while offering zero-emission capabilities, making it a promising option for sustainable energy solutions.