Lukas Werling
CEO

ISPTech develops non-toxic, green propulsion systems utilizing self-pressurizing HyNOx and hypergolic HIP_11 propellants, designed for spacecraft of all sizes. Their technology addresses the dual challenges of high performance and reliability while significantly reducing thruster and propulsion system costs and lead times.
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Current space propulsion systems often present a trade-off between cost-effectiveness and high reliability. Traditional propellants can also be toxic and difficult to handle, increasing operational complexity and safety risks.
InSpacePropulsion Technologies (ISPTech) develops green in-space propulsion technologies designed to offer both high performance and reliability while reducing costs and lead times. Their solutions are based on two propellant technologies: HyNOx, a self-pressurizing propellant, and HIP\_11, a hypergolic green propellant. HyNOx combines nitrous oxide and ethane, offering ease of handling and affordability, while HIP\_11 uses highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide and an ionic liquid fuel to deliver performance with reduced hazards compared to conventional hypergolic propellants. These propellants enable simplified system architecture and decreased thruster costs.
ISPTech serves NewSpace companies, large satellite integrators, and institutional organizations requiring cost-effective, high-performance, and reliable green propulsion solutions for spacecraft ranging from CubeSats to large satellites, capsules, and landers.