Net Zero Space is a multi-stakeholder initiative and global platform that aims to achieve sustainable use of outer space by 2030. It focuses on mitigating the creation of new orbital debris and remediating existing debris to protect the Earth's orbital environment. The initiative raises awareness among policymakers and the public, promoting interoperable norms and developing actionable policy proposals. Net Zero Space collaborates with various actors across the space value chain, including satellite operators, launchers, space agencies, and research organizations.
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Arianespace signed the ESA Net Zero Space Agreement in 2021 and adheres to French space law requirements.
Arianespace signed the 'Net Zero Space' agreement with the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2021.
Some industry and government space operators signed a voluntary 'Net Zero Space' commitment to minimize the creation of additional space debris.
All signatories of the Net Zero Space charter committed to implement concrete measures to reduce the amount of space debris by 2030.
The Net Zero Space charter is designed to reduce space debris and foster more sustainable use of space by 2030.
The Net Zero Space Declaration recommends urgent action from 2021 onwards to contain and then reduce pollution of Earth’s orbital environment by avoiding further generation of hazardous space debris and remediating existing hazardous space debris.
The Net Zero Space Declaration calls for stakeholders to support the sustainable use of outer space for the benefit of all humankind by 2030.
Astroscale's Net Zero Space commitments include developing partnerships with government and commercial stakeholders to create regulations and incentives to boost space sustainability.