Hyliion Holdings Corp. has announced the successful demonstration of the KARNO™ generator's fuel-agnostic capabilities, showcasing its ability to seamlessly transition between various fuel types during live operation. The generator was tested using natural gas, nitrogen-rich syngas, and mixtures of natural gas and hydrogen, highlighting its adaptability without requiring recalibration or shutdown. Designed to operate on over 20 different fuels, including natural gas, hydrogen, and others, the KARNO generator offers customers a flexible and sustainable power solution. With the capability to achieve zero carbon emissions with specific fuels and ultra-low NOx and CO emissions, it provides a more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional generators. Hyliion's CEO, Thomas Healy, expressed pride in the team's progress on this groundbreaking technology and highlighted the generator's potential applications in industries like oil and gas, waste gas recovery, and others where fuel composition may vary. The company anticipates delivering to early adopter customers by the end of the year, focusing on sectors such as EV charging, data centers, waste gas utilization, and marine power. The goal is to future-proof energy solutions by enabling the use of traditional and alternative fuel sources that may become more prevalent in the future. Hyliion aims to provide innovative distributed power generators that can operate on various fuels to adapt to the changing energy economy. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with research and development in Cincinnati, Ohio. By offering practical yet innovative solutions, Hyliion seeks to positively impact the environment in the energy economy.