HyOrc Corporation, based in Houston, is addressing the strain on centralized power grids across Europe by offering modular hydrogen engine systems. With recent blackouts in Spain, Portugal, and France highlighting the vulnerability of these grids, HyOrc's CEO, Reginald Fubara, emphasizes the need for a shift away from reliance on centralized systems. The company's power units, housed in containers, can be deployed off-grid within six months, providing essential infrastructure like hospitals and data centers with a reliable alternative. Using high-efficiency, multi-fuel engines based on an Organic Rankine Cycle, HyOrc's technology achieves up to 45% efficiency while running on various fuels, including hydrogen. This approach ensures durability, scalability, and fuel flexibility without the need for high-purity hydrogen or extensive infrastructure. HyOrc is also integrating its systems into transport and industrial solutions, such as a hydrogen locomotive platform for European rail. The company is spearheading clean power initiatives in the UK and EU, focusing on key areas like ports and logistics corridors. Their flagship modular hydrogen engine aims to offer competitive economics with zero-emission capabilities, showcasing a commitment to sustainable and resilient power solutions.