Integrating Achates Power’s Opposed-Piston Engine Tech With GA-ASI’s Portfolio
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. said Tuesday the transaction strengthens its capabilities in high-performance propulsion systems and reflects its commitment to advancing propulsion technologies for its unmanned aircraft systems.
“We are excited to incorporate Achates Power’s opposed-piston engine technology into GA-ASI’s portfolio,” said David Alexander, president of GA-ASI. “Their advancements in green technology emission reduction, fuel efficiency and power density align perfectly with our mission to deliver innovative solutions for airborne platforms.”
Achates Power CEO Dave Crompton said the company is proud that its technology will continue to thrive under GA-ASI.
“Achates Power’s engine designs deliver exceptional value for applications requiring high efficiency and power density, particularly in environments with strict emissions regulations,” he noted.
What Does Achates Power Do?
Achates Power is a San Diego-based developer of advanced engine technologies. It has been recognized for its work in building low-emission, high-power-density engines.
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