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Scenario 1: Conservative Burn

Assumptions:

Operating expenses remain flat at $15.8M/quarter

Revenue stays modest at ~$1.5M/quarter

No major capex or hiring surge

Runway: $$ \frac{155M}{15.8M - 1.5M} \approx 11.8 \text{ quarters} \Rightarrow \text{~3 years} $$ → Hyliion can sustain operations through early 2028 without raising capital.

🔴 Scenario 2: Aggressive Ramp-Up

Assumptions:

Expenses rise to $20M/quarter due to scaling KARNO production

Revenue grows slowly to $3M/quarter by mid-2026

Runway: $$ \frac{155M}{20M - 3M} \approx 9.1 \text{ quarters} \{~2.25 years} $$ → Funding may be needed by late 2027 if commercialization lags.

Scenario 3: Grant-Driven Cushion

Assumptions:

Additional $8.4M in federal/non-federal grants deployed over 2025–2026

Expenses held at $16M/quarter

The OBBBA 30% investment tax credit for KARNO systems starting in 2026 could catalyze adoption. Revenue boosted to $5M/quarter by late 2026

Runway: $$ \frac{155M + 8.4M}{16M - 5M} \approx 14.8 \text{ quarters} \{~3.7 years} $$ → Grants extend runway into 2029, assuming no major cost overruns.

Hyliion is still in early-stage commercialization, focused on modular power for defence and niche industrial applications. The KARNO™ tech is promising and should manufacturing scale-up, customer validation and regulatory hurdles align, Hyliion should find strong institutional interest. Its TAM is expanding as data centers and industrial users seek 24/7 clean power, IMHO. DYOR

...with more good news: The EPA’s determination acknowledges the fundamentally different and innovative design of the KARNO Power Module and provides a clear pathway for its deployment across both stationary and mobile power generation markets. This determination along with low emission performance of KARNO technology ensures effective regulatory compliance and a more efficient permitting process for customers adopting the technology.

"Hyliion is appreciative of the EPA's determination as it marks an important step in the commercialization journey of the KARNO Power Module," said Thomas Healy, Founder and CEO of Hyliion. "This clarity allows us to accelerate deployment of a solution that is versatile, reliable, and fuel-flexible, helping power the industries of tomorrow, from data centers to defense, while creating jobs here in America."

United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a determination confirming that Hyliion’s KARNO™ Power Module is not regulated as an internal combustion engine under existing federal law and regulations. Instead, the KARNO Power Module will primarily be subject to local air permitting requirements applicable to power generation installations.

Hyliion Holdings recently announced that Darrell Preble has joined Hyliion as the vice president of operations. He will be responsible for scaling Hyliion’s manufacturing infrastructure to bring the KARNO Power Modules to market efficiently and cost-effectively.

Preble brings experience from the energy industry, with a track record of building scalable operations and driving operational excellence. Prior to joining Hyliion, he held senior leadership positions at Cummins and Husky Technologies, where he oversaw large-scale production initiatives and implemented supply chains that supported commercialization.

“As we prepare to go to market, strengthening our operational capabilities is critical,” Thomas Healy, founder and CEO of Hyliion, said. “Adding Darrell to our leadership team reinforces our ability to scale efficiently, optimize costs, and ensure that the KARNO technology can be deployed across industries at a manageable pace.”

KARNO™ Power Module qualifies for a 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC) under the newly enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).

Under the OBBBA, energy projects beginning in 2026 or later that use Hyliion’s KARNO technology will qualify for a 30% tax credit covering both the generator system and associated supporting infrastructure. This incentive is expected to help accelerate deployment of qualifying technologies across U.S. markets and supports infrastructure growth aligned with national energy security goals.

“This legislation represents a meaningful step toward the resilient, fuel-flexible energy infrastructure our nation needs,” said Thomas Healy, Founder and CEO of Hyliion. The ITC significantly enhances our ability to accelerate deployment of the KARNO Power Module"

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Www.offshore-technology.com/news/hyliion-methane-emissions-reduction-grant

Hyliion awarded a $6m grant from a US Department of Energy (DOE) programme to support a project aimed at reducing methane emissions in the oil and gas sector.

The grant will facilitate the installation of up to 2MW of Karno generators, which have the capability to produce sustainable, near-zero emissions electricity from well-head gas.

The total project funding amounts to $8.4m, combining federal and non-federal investments. The funding is part of the $850m methane emissions reduction programme led by the US DOE and Environmental Protection Agency, so may be a risk from TRUMP?