Turbo Power Systems (TPS)
Graeme Thompson has extensive experience in engineering, particularly in power electronics and product development. Currently serving as Engineering Manager at Turbo Power Systems (TPS) since November 2001, Graeme has held the role of Chief Engineer since November 2008, providing technical oversight for rail, industrial, and aerospace projects. Prior to TPS, Graeme was a Principal Power Electronics Engineer at Rolls-Royce from 1990 to 2001, leading various power electronics projects related to auxiliary power systems. Previous roles include Design and Development Engineer at NEI, where Graeme worked on significant projects involving induction motor drives and static converters, as well as Graduate Development Engineer at Ferranti PLC, focusing on electromagnetic design for navigation systems. Graeme Thompson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Newcastle University between 1981 and 1984.
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Turbo Power Systems (TPS)
Established in 1986, Turbo Power Systems (TPS) is a leading designer and manufacturer of power conversion technologies supplying customers in the transport, energy and industrial sectors. We provide intelligent energy solutions for a smarter tomorrow. Supporting energy efficiency and the transition to a decarbonised economy our systems include auxiliary power supplies for rail, high-speed electrical machines for waste treatment and energy recovery, and distributed energy networks incorporating Ultra Rapid EV charging. With a view to the future, we’re passionate about R&D. Current projects include the development of an offshore turbine charging station for electric service vessels and a pilot for V2X electric vehicle charging technology. Headquartered in the north east of England and with a global outlook, we have offices in Brazil and the USA and partners in India, Singapore and Malaysia. We’re ISO 9001 certified and committed to investing in our team. For all sales enquiries contact sales@turbopowersystems.com