Novaspace is a global consulting and market intelligence firm specializing in the space sector. Formed by the merger of Euroconsult and SpaceTec Partners, Novaspace offers management and technology consulting, market analysis, and executive summits. They provide strategic clarity and technical leadership to decision-makers, serving over 1,200 clients worldwide including government entities and private companies, and produce market reports on various space-related topics.
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Novaspace is a merger between Euroconsult and SpaceTec Partners.
Novaspace defines small satellites as those weighing no more than 500 kilograms.
The number of projected small satellites to be launched is significantly less than the previous forecast of 23,000 by Euroconsult.
Novaspace's forecast projects 14,500 small satellites will launch over the next decade.
Novaspace is a global consulting leader resulting from the merger between Euroconsult and SpaceTec Partners.
Novaspace provides end-to-end consulting services, including project strategy definition and implementation for private companies and government entities.
Novaspace predicts 5,401 Earth Observation satellites will be launched between 2024 and 2033.
Gabriel Deville is a Novaspace Consultant and the Editor of the Space Logistics Markets report.
Novaspace is the result of the merger between Euroconsult and SpaceTec Partners.
Novaspace's Space Logistics Markets report projects around $4.6 billion in commercial revenue over the next decade.
Novaspace estimates that commercial Space Situational Awareness services and data sales will generate some $2.5 billion in revenue for providers over the next decade.
Novaspace's report provides a detailed launch forecast of an average of 210 launches per year over the next decade.
Novaspace predicts that the optical communications market will see cycles driven by satellite constellations rather than single satellites over the next decade.
Novaspace forecasts HTS capacity revenue will quadruple from 2023 to $22 billion in 2032.
Euroconsult projects the Middle East's space sector will surge to $75 billion by 2032.
Euroconsult’s 'Satellites to be Built & Launched' report includes a reviewed and refined pricing model for manufacturing and launch prices.
Maxime Puteaux is the Space Industry Practice Leader at Euroconsult and editor of the report.
Euroconsult forecasts a moderate increase in GEO comsat demand, expecting an average of 14 orders annually by 2032.
ReOrbit, together with Euroconsult, produced a global market report titled 'Software-first satellites: essential growth lever for space.'
Euroconsult predicts that non-geostationary constellation deployments will lead to a 2.3 factor increase in the number of commercial user terminals by 2032.