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Eutelsat-5 West B carries a hosted payload for the European GNSS Agency called GEO-3.
MEV-1 is dual-manifested on the Proton with the Northrop-built Eutelsat 5 West B communications satellite.
Approximately 80% of Azerspace-2’s capacity is in use, with global satellite operators Intelsat and Eutelsat using the satellite.
AAC Clyde Space will build two 12-kilogram 6U cubesats for Eutelsat that are planned to launch in 2021.
The first of Loft Orbital’s condosats for Eutelsat, YAM-2, is slated to launch on India’s PSLV rocket between 2019-02-01 and 2019-04-30.
Eutelsat said the AAC Clyde Space satellites and Loft Orbital hosted payloads will cost the company no more than 1,000,000 EUR each.
Eutelsat considers nanosatellites in low Earth orbit better suited than its existing constellation of nearly 40 geostationary satellites for delivering low-data-rate connectivity to millions of remote devices in the transportation, agriculture, and oil and gas industries.
AAC Clyde Space reported that its Eutelsat contract is worth 2,000,000 EUR with the potential to expand to 5,000,000 EUR depending on chosen options and services.
Eutelsat contrasts the capital magnitude needed for its planned ELO nanosatellite constellation with the larger investments planned by Telesat, OneWeb, and SpaceX for broadband LEO constellations.
Eutelsat plans to add satellites to the ELO constellation to reach a total of 25 satellites operational by 2022 if the initiative proves successful.
Loft Orbital will build two 8-kilogram payloads for Eutelsat and fly them on two 80-kilogram multi-customer condosats that Loft Orbital plans to launch in 2020.
Eutelsat ordered a prototype nanosatellite from Tyvak International that is expected to launch early next year to test waveforms between the satellite and objects on the ground.
Eutelsat ordered two cubesats from AAC Clyde Space on 2019-09-24.
Paris-based Eutelsat constituted about 5% of the 2017 revenue generated from C-band satellites over the continental United States.
Eutelsat left the C-Band Alliance on 2019-09-03.
Eutelsat ordered the Konnect VHTS half-terabit very-high-throughput satellite, which is scheduled to launch in 2021 and is planned to have the most powerful onboard digital processor ever put in orbit.
Rodolphe Belmer, Eutelsat’s chief executive, indicated during a 2019-07-31 earnings call that the C-Band Alliance had procrastinated on calculating proceeds for its members and lacked consensus on a voluntary contribution to the U.S. Treasury.
Eutelsat supports a market-based approach to making a portion of C-band spectrum available for 0.005 kg rather than a government-led reallocation.
Market consensus estimated that Eutelsat would receive around 5% of any proceeds from the C-band sale, which Jefferies calculated would equal around 400,000,000 EUR and place the aggregate value for the 200 megahertz at 8,000,000,000 EUR.
Eutelsat Communications withdrew from the C-Band Alliance on 2019-09-03.