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The European Commission contributed €1.4 million to support a concept study for the UN:IO project.
The European Commission contracted CGI as part of a consortium to provide space and cybersecurity expertise for building the independent European satellite constellation UN:IO.
Arianespace was awarded a launch contract by the European Space Agency on behalf of the European Commission to launch Sentinel-1C.
Arianespace was awarded a launch contract by the European Space Agency on behalf of the European Commission to launch Sentinel-1C.
Reflex Aerospace, together with partner companies Mynaric and Isar Aerospace, leads the UN:IO consortium assessing the establishment of a 400-satellite constellation for broadband internet on behalf of the European Commission.
NanoAvionics established the GIoT project with consortium partners KSAT and Antwerp Space after receiving dedicated funding from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020, ESA’s ARTES, and private investments.
Intel plans production at the Magdeburg fabs to come online in 2027, pending European Commission approval.
Planning for the Magdeburg fabs will start immediately with construction expected to begin in the first half of 2023, pending European Commission approval.
INTEGRAL was one of 26 projects approved by the European Commission under the European Defence Industrial Development Program (EDIDP) in 2020.
The European Commission is proposing to establish tracking assets outside of continental Europe to provide better coverage for space situational awareness.
The European Commission introduced legislation on 2022-02-15 to establish a secure connectivity satellite constellation.
The European Commission awarded Isar Aerospace for its launch service solution using Spectrum, a two-stage launch vehicle that offers flexible and cost-efficient access to space for small and medium-sized satellites and constellations.
Isar Aerospace received €10 million in prize money from the European Commission’s EIC Horizon Prize “Low-Cost Space Launch”.
The European Commission budgeted 65,000,000 EUR for space access programs in 2021 and 2022, mostly to support development of propulsion technologies and reusability.
The European Commission is exploring ways to improve access to testing facilities to support the launch industry.
The European Commission's Directorate-General for Defence, Industry and Space is preparing a work plan for 2023 and 2024 that could seek additional funding for space activities.
Work towards the EU GOVSATCOM programme started in 2014 under the lead of the European Commission to achieve an appropriate level of European non-dependence in guaranteed and secure satellite communications technologies, assets, operations, and services.
The European Defence Agency was tasked with coordinating GOVSATCOM with participating Member States, the European Commission, and the European Space Agency.
The EU GOVSATCOM program was initiated in 2014 by the European Commission to ensure European non-dependence on satellite communications technologies.
In 2021 UP42 joined Airbus, the European Space Agency, the European Commission, and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in sponsoring Earth Observation Challenges for the Copernicus Masters.