Group 1 - HyOrc Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Start Lda to develop a 25,000 ton per annum green methanol production facility in Porto, with projected lifetime revenues of $390 million [1][2] - This agreement complements a previous MOU with Acetech Metals for a 13,000 ton per annum RDF-to-methanol facility in Scunthorpe, UK, forming a strategy for a European supply network for low-carbon marine fuels [2][5] - The combined annual output from both facilities will exceed 38,000 tons of renewable methanol, with plans for future expansion to meet rising demand from the shipping sector [6] Group 2 - The Porto and Scunthorpe facilities are strategically located near major shipping lanes and logistics hubs, enhancing delivery efficiency to maritime operators and industrial users [6] - Both projects will utilize HyOrc's proprietary RDF gasification and methanol synthesis systems, converting waste-derived feedstocks into high-purity methanol with lower lifecycle emissions [6] - The plants will contribute to regional job creation, energy security, and compliance with EU decarbonization targets by transforming local waste streams into clean fuel [6] Group 3 - HyOrc Corporation focuses on developing advanced waste-to-methanol systems and hydrogen combustion engines for various sectors, aiming to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries without relying on subsidies [7] - The company has a growing patent portfolio and ISO-certified operations, with 728.19 million shares issued and outstanding [7]