Hyliion Holdings (HYLN) said it successfully demonstrated its Karno Power Modules operating together as a coordinated generation system.
During the demonstration, two 200 kilowatt units automatically shared changing electrical loads while maintaining stable power delivery, the company said Monday in a statement.
The test validated the Karno Management System's ability to coordinate multiple power modules and adjust each unit's output as power demand changes, the company said.
The test supports the development of a standardized 800-kilowatt building block and larger 2.4-megawatt and 3.2-megawatt power plants using multiple 200-kilowatt Karno systems operating in parallel, the company said.
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