Denmark has a significant presence in the space sector, supported by its role as a founding member of the European Space Agency (ESA). The Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science serves as the national space authority, responsible for space policy and strategy. Danish companies and universities contribute to space missions through the design and delivery of spacecraft components and participation in research. DTU Space, a department at the Technical University of Denmark, is the largest center of space exploration expertise in the country.
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Denmark, holding the rotating presidency of the EU Council, aims to produce a revised draft of the EU Space Act by the end of the year.
Denmark contributed €8 million, assigning €1.00 million to Orbex for Prime in Component A and €7.00 million for Component B.
Urso is scheduled to have bilateral meetings with Germany's Dorothee Bär, Switzerland's Renato Krpoun, Denmark's Christina Egelund, Norway's Cecilie Myrseth, the UK's Liz Lloyd, and Poland's Andrzej Domański.
Aschbacher thanked the Danish Minister for Denmark's strong support for ESA.
GA-ASI is fulfilling orders for MQ-9B from Canada, Denmark, Poland, Japan, Taiwan, India, and the U.S. Air Force in support of the Special Operations Command.
Orbex is a UK-based spaceflight company with headquarters, production, and testing facilities in Scotland and design and testing facilities in Denmark.
Open Cosmos is leading a team that includes organizations from Denmark, France, Norway, and Spain to provide the NanoMagSat instruments and components such as the boom and star trackers.
Christina Egelund, Denmark’s minister of higher education and science, signed the Artemis Accords in Copenhagen on 2024-11-13.
The remainder of the GOMX-5 project will be implemented within two years from Denmark and Luxembourg and will contribute 18.2 MSEK in cash payments during that period.
Countries where EWIA TowerCo members operate include Austria, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, the UK, Switzerland, and Sweden.
GomSpace conducts business operations mainly through its wholly-owned Danish subsidiary, GomSpace A/S, which has an operational office in Aalborg, Denmark.
Luxembourg’s GomSpace oversaw the Juventas CubeSat for ESA and performed spacecraft integration at GomSpace’s head office in Denmark.
Indonesia’s maritime monitoring satellite network will use satellites from Denmark with the first satellite scheduled to fly in July 2024.
Ellipse Projects established a new entity in Denmark named Ellipse Projects Denmark to provide services from Denmark and employ Danish personnel.
Ellipse Projects established a new entity in Denmark named Ellipse Projects Denmark to provide services from Denmark and employ Danish personnel to increase Danish export content.
The Indonesian government plans to launch a 20-satellite constellation for maritime monitoring with satellites from Denmark.
SWISSto12 established a new presence in Denmark and is partnering with local Radio Frequency engineering experts there.
Peter Bach Andersen joined SWISSto12 in November 2023 as Principal SatCom Systems Engineer working with colleagues based in Denmark.
Oliver Schiewe will relocate from Switzerland to Aalborg, Denmark.
Starship delivery robots are deployed in 80 locations across the world, including the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, and Finland.