TDY News & Events

Teledyne Energy Systems is enabling a major step forward in industrial decarbonization with the deployment of its Titan EL Series hydrogen generator at JTEKT Corporation's carbon neutral Plant in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. JTEKT, which historically relied on liquefied natural gas to fuel aluminum melting processes, selected green hydrogen technology to significantly reduce its carbon dioxide emissions. At the core of this transition is Teledyne Energy Systems' alkaline water electrolysis solution, which produces high purity hydrogen on site to power burner-based aluminum melting and holding furnaces used in die-casting operations. "This project demonstrates how on-site green hydrogen production can be seamlessly integrated into demanding industrial environments," said Barbara Stachowiak, Vice President and General Manager, Teledyne Energy Systems. "By enabling JTEKT to replace fossil fuels with clean hydrogen generated at the point of use, we are helping manufacturers take practical, scalable steps toward carbon neutral operations."

Teledyne Technologies announced that Teledyne FLIR Defense has been awarded a contract worth more than $35M by WB Electronics to equip reconnaissance vehicles with TacFLIR 280-HDEP medium range multi-spectral surveillance systems.

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated announced its broad support of NASA's Artemis II mission, with multiple Teledyne businesses delivering mission-critical technologies that help power, protect, connect, and track America's first crewed voyage around the Moon in more than 50 years. "Artemis II represents one of the most ambitious human space missions ever undertaken, and Teledyne is proud to support it at every level," said George Bobb, President and Chief Executive Officer of Teledyne Technologies. "Across our businesses, we're delivering the trusted technologies that enable launch, sustain power, maintain communications, and provide situational awareness as Orion travels farther from Earth than any crewed spacecraft before it.