Genergo is a company developing innovative space propulsion technology. Their engine aims to introduce factors such as low energy consumption, complexity reduction, weight and size savings, longer duration, and eco-friendly components to the space propulsion market. Genergo's propulsion system has been tested in orbit on missions with D-Orbit's ION Satellite Carrier. They focus on pushing the boundaries of what is possible in space travel.
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Genergo's system generates thrust by transforming electric energy into propulsion through controlled electromagnetic pulses.
Genergo's system has a high degree of sustainability with no polluting or toxic materials.
The propulsive system developed by Genergo has been tested and validated in three space missions.
Genergo has developed an innovative propulsive system that operates without propellant.
Genergo's system has undergone numerous activation cycles in orbit over the past two years.
Genergo's propulsive system is protected by numerous international patents.
Genergo's technology has achieved a maturity level of TRL 7/8.
The technology developed by Genergo is scalable and operates with a low energy requirement.
The first commercial application of Genergo's technology will be for controlled de-orbiting activities.
The missions led by Genergo are still operational and were launched using SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.
Genergo's technology surpassed all qualification tests for space missions in a few months on the first attempt.
The mission includes Genergo-2, a new type of space propulsion system developed by Genergo with on-orbit experiment modeling and definition carried out in conjunction with the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology of the Milan Polytechnic.