DHV Technology is a Spain-based international company specializing in designing and manufacturing solar panels and other power subsystems for space applications. As a manufacturer, they provide tailor-made solar array systems to various international companies for different platforms. Recently, they partnered with Pixxel by providing high-performance solar panels for their Firefly constellation. DHV Technology also collaborates with organizations like UARX Space and is part of the Elecnor Deimos-led consortium selected by ESA for the Spanish component of the Atlantic Constellation.
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DHV Technology supplied Ossie’s electrical systems and solar panels.
Miguel Ángel Vázquez and Vicente Díaz are codirectors of DHV Technology and promoters of the SSSIF.
DHV Technology is consolidating its international growth in both Europe and the United States.
DHV Technology develops projects in geostationary orbit (GEO), high-power solutions for small satellites, and solar-tracking systems to maximize energy generation.
DHV Technology specializes in power subsystems for satellites and space platforms, including the design and manufacture of solar panels, power electronics, and batteries.
Miguel Ángel Vázquez and Vicente Díaz are cofounders of DHV Technology.
DHV Technology, a Málaga-based company specialized in solar panels for satellites, is the primary organizer of SSSIF 2026.
The power subsystem for the OSSIE flight model was provided by DHV Technology and was integrated in late 2025.
DHV Technology desarrollará el subsistema de alimentación eléctrica para la plataforma satelital Ivsen, que incluirá una Unidad de Conversión y Distribución de Energía (PCDU), un módulo de baterías y paneles solares.
El proyecto Ivsen es desarrollado por un consorcio español, liderado por Satlantis, junto con Alén Space, DHV Technology y GeoAI.
Telespazio focuses on spatial intelligence applied to defense, while DHV Technology manufactures solar panels for over 400 satellites.
Telespazio and DHV Technology are the main sponsors of this edition of the hackathon.
Elecnor Deimos, Alén Space, DHV Technology, and Satlantis have established an alliance to develop eight satellites for Spain's participation in the Atlantic Constellation project.
DHV Technology completed more than 40 projects in 4.5 years with universities and companies worldwide.
DHV Technology has developed solar panels for LEO missions, LEO constellations, and Deep Space projects on CubeSat and small satellite platforms.