Space Electric Thruster Systems (SETS) is a Ukrainian aerospace company specializing in the manufacturing of environmentally friendly electric propulsion systems for spacecraft. As a propulsion system manufacturer, SETS produces Hall thrusters, xenon feed systems, and power processing units designed for applications in LEO, MEO, and GEO orbits. Their propulsion systems, such as the SPS-25, have been successfully tested in space and are designed to adjust satellite positions, perform orbital maneuvers, and facilitate deorbiting. SETS has also secured contracts with international partners like EPS Tech and has had its thrusters listed in NASA reports.
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