न्यूस्पेस इंडिया लिमिटेड
New Space India Limited (NSIL) is the commercial arm of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) of the Government of India, established in 2019. NSIL's primary role is to enable Indian industries to participate in high-technology space-related activities, including the production of launch vehicles like the PSLV and SSLV, and to commercialize space products and services. NSIL offers satellite launch services, owns and operates communication and earth observation satellites, provides mission support, and facilitates technology transfer from ISRO to the private sector, serving both domestic and international customers like OneWeb, MEASAT and Arianespace. Keywords associated with NSIL include commercial space, satellite launch, technology transfer, and Indian space program.
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New Space India Limited resumed OneWeb's launch campaign on 2022-10-22 by launching 36 satellites on the GSLV 2022-03-03 rocket.
OneWeb acquired two launches from NewSpace India Ltd. (NSIL) in the spring, and the 2022-10-22 launch was the first of those two.
New Space India Limited and SpaceX have signed agreements for two and three OneWeb launches, respectively, that are slated to complete before the 2023-03-31 to give OneWeb global coverage.
Arianespace will support OneWeb’s upcoming launches, including providing satellite dispenser services for the two missions conducted by NewSpace India Limited.
Arianespace is supporting OneWeb’s upcoming launches by providing satellite dispenser services for two missions to be performed by NewSpace India Limited, part of ISRO.
OneWeb signed an agreement with NewSpace India Ltd. (NSIL) on 2022-04-20 for launches of OneWeb satellites.
OneWeb has launch agreements with SpaceX and NewSpace India Ltd. (NSIL) to launch the remaining satellites of its first-generation system by the second quarter of 2023.
OneWeb signed launch contracts with SpaceX and the commercial arm of the Indian Space Research Organisation to resume launches in 2022.
OneWeb contracted with New Space India to launch some of its remaining satellites.
OneWeb announced a non-binding letter of intent with NewSpace India Limited to launch satellites on GSLV 2022-03-03 and PSLV as soon as 2022.
OneWeb signed a contract with New Space India Limited to launch an undisclosed number of its remaining LEO broadband satellites from Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
Regulatory reform intended to support growth of India’s commercial space sector showed visible impact in 2021, with progress by NewSpace India Ltd., a government-chartered company working on launch vehicle and satellite manufacturing.
NewSpace India Limited entrusted Arianespace with the launch of the GSAT-24 telecommunications satellite on 2021-09-28.
Spaceflight Inc. purchased an entire NewSpace India Limited Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) to accommodate the nearly 700-kilogram Amazonia-1 satellite.