Capability profile

Ceramic turbogenerator development

Inside-out ceramic turbine development for compact multi-fuel generation, mobile power and range extension. The company’s efficiency and power-density figures are design claims requiring configuration-specific test evidence.

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Turbogenerator development

What it enables

Core features

Inside-out ceramic turbine architecture
Supplier-described 30 and 60 kW powerpack development
Multi-fuel subsystem integration for mobile and microgrid applications

Defence and security uses

Mobile power generation
Range-extender development

What sets it apart

No source-supported differentiators are published yet.

What supports this profile

Exonetik — Rendered Turbo page, ceramic turbine architecture (opens in a new tab)
www.exonetik.com · official company product
Exonetik Turbo describes a patented inside-out ceramic turbine architecture under commercialization with industry partners, targeting up to 50% thermal efficiency and 5 kW/kg power density, including range-extender applications. These are company design claims, not independently verified delivered-system performance. Exonetik lists Sherbrooke at 3500 Boulevard Industriel.
Advanced Communication Technologies, Qoherent entry (opens in a new tab)
NATO DIANA · accelerator cohort directory
NATO DIANA lists Exonetik in its 2026 Canadian cohort for a fuel-flexible turbogenerator for mobile and microgrid power. Accelerator selection is evidence of development engagement, not qualification or a procurement award.
Exonetik — Supplier-authored RFI partner profile for Exonetik Turbo Inc. (opens in a new tab)
canadabuys.canada.ca · award or contract
Exonetik Turbo Inc. offers Tier 1 turbine-generator subsystem collaboration in a CanadaBuys supplier profile: 30 and 60 kW powerpacks and JP8, Jet A1, diesel and gasoline compatibility are supplier statements; hydrogen capability is in development. The page is a partner expression of interest, not a purchase order or government performance validation.
Exonetik — Agreement RD-034 (opens in a new tab)
search.open.canada.ca · award or contract
DND records a CAD 169,000 grant to Exonetik Inc. on February 6, 2026 for a hydrogen-ready high-efficiency turbogenerator for mobile power and microgrid resilience under FCIA-DIANA. It is research and development funding, not a procurement award.

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Ceramic turbogenerator development

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What sets it apart

Evidence of maturity

What still needs verification

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