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HyOrc Corporation Profiled by Lux Research, Validating Disruptive Green Methanol Production Economics

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HyOrc (OTCQB: HYOR) was profiled by Lux Research, providing independent visibility on its FOAK waste-to-methanol deployment and targeted economics.

Lux highlighted HyOrc’s targeted green methanol production cost of €350/tonne versus €850/tonne for grey methanol, a >$20 billion addressable market, and a fully funded 3 TPD Portugal module scheduled to ship in September 2026 under a 'Wait and See' recommendation.

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Positive

  • Lux Research profile provides independent tier-one visibility for HyOrc’s FOAK commercial deployment
  • Targeted green methanol production cost of €350 per tonne versus €850 grey benchmark
  • Addressable market in low-carbon maritime fuel and SAF exceeds $20 billion
  • Initial 3 TPD modular unit for Portugal is fully funded and scheduled to ship September 2026
  • Lux identifies continuous operational syngas data as key commercial validation milestone, giving a clear de-risking target

Negative

  • Lux Research initiates coverage with a 'Wait and See' recommendation
  • Key commercial validation depends on future continuous syngas data from the Porto 3 TPD unit

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HOUSTON, June 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HyOrc Corporation (OTCQB: HYOR), a developer of advanced waste-to-methanol infrastructure, today announced it has been formally profiled by Lux Research, a premier provider of tech-enabled research and advisory services for institutional and industrial sectors.

The independent assessment provides tier-one visibility to HyOrc’s First-Of-A-Kind (FOAK) commercial deployment and its highly competitive production economics. Lux Research recognised HyOrc’s targeted green methanol production cost of €350 per tonne. With conventional grey methanol benchmarking at €850 per tonne and the market green premium potentially adding up to an additional €700 per tonne, HyOrc is targeting a highly disruptive cost structure for a sustainable product that commands up to €1,550 per tonne on the open market.

Furthermore, the profile confirmed HyOrc’s addressable market in low-carbon maritime fuel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) exceeds $20 billion and, the profile acknowledges HyOrc's operational experience in India, including installation of 3 TPD and 25 TPD industrial RDF gasifiers.

As expected for a FOAK deployment, Lux initiated coverage with a 'Wait and See' recommendation pending continuous operational syngas data from HyOrc’s initial European 3-tonne-per-day (TPD) modular unit scheduled for Portugal. Manufacturing for this module is fully funded and scheduled to ship to Porto, in September 2026, where it will provide the continuous operational data identified by Lux as the key commercial validation milestone.

Lux also effectively acknowledges that HyOrc addresses two major market problems simultaneously, disposal of RDF/MSW, and demand for low-carbon methanol.

"Being profiled by an institutional gatekeeper like Lux Research puts our technology directly on the radar of major industrial and financial players," said Reginald Fubara, CEO of HyOrc. "The report clearly validates our €350 per tonne economic model and FOAK status. With our initial Porto deployment fully funded and shipping this September, we are rapidly approaching the operational milestone that will prove our continuous syngas quality at scale."

About HyOrc Corporation
HyOrc Corporation (OTCQB: HYOR) develops and commercializes patented hydrogen-capable combustion and waste-to-fuel systems for the shipping, rail, and off-grid power sectors.

Website: www.hyorc.com Press Contact: comms@hyorc.com

Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains forward-looking statements under Sections 27A and 21E of the Securities Acts of 1933 and 1934. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. Factors are described in Company filings with the SEC. The Company undertakes no obligation to update such statements.


FAQ

What did Lux Research highlight about HyOrc (OTCQB: HYOR) green methanol costs?

Lux Research highlighted HyOrc’s targeted green methanol production cost of €350 per tonne. According to HyOrc, this compares with €850 per tonne for conventional grey methanol and a possible green premium of up to €700 per tonne.

How large is HyOrc (HYOR) addressable market in maritime fuel and SAF?

HyOrc reports an addressable market exceeding $20 billion for low-carbon maritime fuel and SAF. According to HyOrc, its waste-to-methanol technology targets both RDF/MSW disposal and rising demand for low-carbon methanol in these sectors.

What is the status of HyOrc (HYOR) FOAK 3 TPD module in Portugal?

HyOrc’s initial 3-tonne-per-day modular unit for Portugal is fully funded and scheduled to ship in September 2026. According to HyOrc, this unit will supply continuous operational syngas data viewed as the key commercial validation milestone.

What investment stance did Lux Research take on HyOrc (HYOR) in June 2026?

Lux Research adopted a 'Wait and See' recommendation on HyOrc. According to HyOrc, Lux is waiting for continuous operational syngas data from the initial 3 TPD modular unit in Porto before reassessing commercial validation and risk levels.

How does HyOrc (HYOR) green methanol pricing compare to market levels?

HyOrc targets a €350 per tonne production cost for green methanol, while market prices can reach €1,550 per tonne. According to HyOrc, this reflects an €850 grey benchmark plus up to a €700 green premium in current markets.

What dual market problems does HyOrc (HYOR) aim to solve with its technology?

HyOrc aims to address disposal of RDF/MSW and demand for low-carbon methanol simultaneously. According to HyOrc, its waste-to-methanol infrastructure converts refuse-derived fuel and municipal solid waste into green methanol for maritime and aviation fuel markets.