2025: A Year of Growth, Innovation and Global Vision for MIPRONS

From Consolidation to Acceleration

After a year of strong growth in 2024 — marked by international recognition and the endorsement of astronaut Roberto Vittori — 2025 represented a turning point for MIPRONS. A year in which ideas turned into projects, projects into results, and vision into concrete international positioning.

From strategic funding to global events, from new patents to talent development, 2025 confirmed MIPRONS as one of the most dynamic players in the evolving space propulsion landscape.

A Major Milestone: The INNCH2PROP Project (European Defence Fund)

One of the most significant achievements of the year was having been awarded of the European Defence Fund (EDF) Non-Thematic Research Actions Call.

The project, INNCH2PROP – Innovative Thrust Chambers for Hydrogen-Based Low Emissivity Propellants, brings together seven international partners, coordinated by MIPRONS, and focuses on the development of next-generation ceramic combustion chambers for hydrogen use, based on the MIPRONS patented microcombustion chamber.

This recognition confirms the strategic value of MIPRONS’ technological vision and its role in shaping Europe’s future capabilities in aerospace and defence.

Innovation at the Core: New Patents and Technological Advances

2025 also marked a major step forward in intellectual property rights; key MIPRONS patents were issued in several countries around the world, including Europe and the United States. Specifically, these relate to the high-thrust system (water-electrolysis) and the dual-mode (low- and high-thrust) system (water electrolysis and resistojet).

These patents further validate the robustness, scalability and industrial readiness of MIPRONS’ water based solutions — designed to enable safer, cleaner and more efficient space operations.

Investing in People: The PhD Exchange Program

Innovation, for MIPRONS, starts with people. In 2025, we kept fostering and nurturing talents, choosing some of the most brilliant young engineering minds and welcoming them on board as part of the team. The company also launched its PhD Exchange Program, designed to connect academic excellence with industrial research and real-world application.

The first participant, Domiziano Tosi, completed his research period at the National University of Singapore (NUS) — one of the world’s top universities. His work bridged aerospace engineering, mechanobiology and microgravity studies, demonstrating how space research can generate impact far beyond propulsion alone.

MIPRONS on the Global Stage: IAC 2025 in Sydney

A key moment of the year was MIPRONS’ participation in the 76th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Sydney. At IAC 2025, MIPRONS presented its vision of sustainable propulsion, engaged with global stakeholders, and launched the initiative “Questions for the Stars”, an interactive survey aimed at gathering insights on:

  • space sustainability
  • propulsion technologies
  • future mission priorities

The event confirmed the growing international interest in water electrolysis propulsion as a viable solution for orbital maneuvering and space sustainability.

Building a Voice in the Space Economy

2025 also marked the launch of MIPRONS’ new digital platform and editorial line, designed to share insights on emerging space economy trends, space traffic and debris management, the role of water electrolysis propulsion in orbital sustainability.

Through technical articles and accessible content, MIPRONS is contributing to a broader conversation on how space technologies can evolve responsibly.

Looking Ahead: 2026 and Beyond

The coming year promises to be crucial. In 2026, MIPRONS will focus on strengthening its international presence: in Asia, through the existing subsidiary in Singapore, and in the US and the Middle East, with the opening of two new subsidiaries.

We will also participate in industry events, including the Singapore Airshow, Space Summit 2026, and the IAC in Turkey.

As stated by our CEO and Founder, Angelo Minotti, “Being selected for the European Defence Fund and seeing our technology protected and recognized internationally confirms that we are moving in the right direction. These results are the outcome of teamwork, determination, and a shared vision. We are proud of what we have achieved, and even more motivated by what lies ahead.”

The new year will also allow us to continue expanding Research & Development projects and international partnerships. With a solid technological foundation, growing global visibility, and a clear long-term vision, MIPRONS enters the next phase of its journey ready to shape the future of space propulsion. 

The future of space starts with innovation. And we always believe innovation starts with a single drop.

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