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The FCC released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to modernize its space and Earth station licensing rules.
The FCC plans to open 20,000 megahertz of spectrum for satellite broadband.
The FCC is expected to vote this month on items to streamline regulations for the space industry.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr declared October as 'space month'.
The FCC under Chairman Carr has several initiatives to review satellite spectrum sharing and power limits.
The FCC plans to adapt its regulatory approach from the wireless industry to refresh regulations for the space industry.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr proposed a licensing assembly line that would presume straightforward licensing requests to be in the public interest and expedite them.
EchoStar started selling certain assets after the US Federal Communications Commission raised concerns over its compliance with spectrum buildout rules.
Modernizing the licensing process for the satellite industry has been a stated priority for the FCC.
The FCC will propose a wide range of reforms to Earth Station siting rules to streamline the licensing process.
Brendan Carr stated that the actions taken by the FCC will support US space dominance.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced the start of 'Space Month' with a goal to update satellite licensing and implement additional spectrum reform.
MDA did not receive an expected EchoStar constellation contract due to a sudden change in EchoStar’s business strategy after discussions with the FCC.
The first-generation Kuiper constellation is intended to employ 3,236 satellites in LEO and must launch 50% of these satellites by July 30, 2026, according to their FCC license.
Amazon must have half of the Project Kuiper constellation launched by July 2026 to meet an FCC deadline.
SpaceX has filed with the FCC to launch 15,000 new satellites for direct-to-device service using spectrum purchased from EchoStar.
Officials from 11 industry organizations are urging the FCC to rethink spectrum limits for LEO satellites.
The FCC announced in April that it was reviewing the EPFD rules.
The FCC imposed spectrum limits for LEO satellites more than two decades ago to protect satellites in geostationary orbit.
The letter to FCC Chair Brendan Carr advocates lifting equivalent power-flux density (EPFD) limits on non-geostationary satellites.