How Generators Can Help The US Energy Grid

Thomas Healy, Founder and CEO of Hyliion, joins Bloomberg Radio to discuss the importance of capitalizing on off grid power generation and the future of electric vehicles.
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[@chrisconklin2981]

Your distributed generation model is an interesting concept. Many critical locations already have back-up generators. I am not familiar with issues that new large power users have with grid connect. My concept of distributed generation involves on site battery back-up, where the batteries would be charged by both local renewables and grid sources. Two model options to ponder.

[@hgodtx]

I see the topic is just a general overview of the issue. But too much talk of this Karno generator without actually telling us what it is seems weird. Sounds like your trying to make it a magical device vs a Generac. What is it? Is it Mr. Fusion combined with a flux capacitor?