TPS Emissions https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Home Plasma Ignition and Emissions Devices Deliver Impressive Performance About Contact Transient Plasma Systems awarded a $1M grant from the Department of Energy Transient Plasma Systems Wins Prestigious Ocean Exchange / WWL $100,000 Award 404 Page TPS Announces Venture Capital Seed Capital Investment from Kairos Ventures TPS awarded DOE STTR Phase I with Old Dominion University TPS announced a winner of the 2016 Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Awards TPS awarded a $1M grant from the California Energy Commission for research and development of its ignition approach TPS Co-Founder Prof. Gundersen Awarded 2018 AIAA Plasmadynamics and Lasers Award Particulate Matter Emissions and Gaseous Air Toxic Pollutants from Commercial Meat Cooking Operations TPS Wins DoE SBIR Phase IIB Grant for Development of a Low-Energy Nanosecond Pulsed Ignition System Enabling High-Efficiency Dilute Gasoline Combustion Swapping Spark Plugs for Nanopulses Could Boost Engine Efficiency by 20% Plasma Ignition Could Breathe Life Into Internal Combustion Engines USC honors Transient Plasma Systems (TPS) Founders Martin Gundersen & Jason Sanders TPS Selected by NREL to Address Natural Gas Vehicle Engine Emissions and Efficiency Transient Plasma Systems Secures $8.5 Million Series A Financing Round Led by Kairos Ventures TPS Selected as Part of Round 5 of the DOE’s $3.8M HPC4Manufacturing Program Ignition Media Kit Transient Plasma Systems Successfully Completes Multi-Cylinder Engine Testing with Nanosecond Pulsed Plasma Ignition Technology TPS Qualifies as BusinessGreen Technology Awards 2019 Finalist TPS Featured in Forbes – Plasma Ignition Sparks Higher Fuel Economy And Cleaner Emissions Company Media Kit Dan Singleton -TPS Founder and CEO – Bio TPS Launches the Transient Plasma Surface Treatment System, Delivering Major Benefits Through Nanosecond Pulsed-Power Plasma Industrial Applications of Atmospheric Non-Thermal Plasma in Environmental Remediation Energy Efficient Plasma Processing of Gaseous Emission Using Short Pulses