Our Founder

As an advisor and early investor in resonant-cavity electromagnetic propulsion research, including work connected to Doctor Harold White's Eagleworks-era investigations into the EM Drive, Vincent Walsh developed a working familiarity with advanced propulsion concepts years before founding Manna Energy Group. That grounding in unconventional propulsion physics carried directly into Manna Energy Group's approach to satellite servicing and deorbiting, informing the consent-based, cooperative architecture now the subject of pending patent applications.

Manna Energy Group was founded on more than 35 years of business development and regional sales leadership in distributed control systems and mission-critical automation — the same architecture family behind satellite ground control and mission operations centers today.

That background included consolidating renewable and conventional generation assets, for utilities including Exelon and Dominion, into centralized control rooms monitoring entire fleets from a single location — work that closely mirrors how a satellite mission operations center tracks and commands assets in orbit.

That experience revealed a pattern now repeating in space. In power generation, private equity moved in ahead of the operational maturity to support it, and control systems became the bridge between that capital and the people running the plants. The same gap is opening in satellite servicing: government funding is moving into deorbit and servicing contracts faster than the operational architecture exists to support them.

Manna Energy Group exists to close that gap — developing patented, consent-based intellectual property for cooperative satellite servicing, deorbiting, and collision avoidance, grounded in real materials and systems knowledge.

- Consent-Based Servicing
- Deorbit & Collision Avoidance
- Mission Ops Architecture
- 35 Yrs Control Systems