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The European Commission awarded the contract to build the IRIS2 satellite communications constellation to the SpaceRISE consortium in October 2024.
Redwire integrated 10 technology demonstration payloads funded by the European Commission for the Σyndeo-3 mission.
The European Commission signed a contract in December 2024 with the SpaceRISE consortium for a 290-satellite multi-orbital constellation.
COSMO-SkyMed participates in the European Copernicus program, providing images that aid the European Commission’s Emergency Rapid Mapping service.
The European Commission will announce the final private consortium for the IRIS² implementation later this quarter to define the EU’s AI-orbital roadmap through 2030.
COSMO-SkyMed data are crucial for the European Commission's Emergency Rapid Mapping service, operated by e-GEOS, which provides satellite maps of areas affected by natural disasters or humanitarian crises within hours.
The SpainSat NG II is the second of two satellites for the Spanish Armed Forces, the European Commission, NATO, and allied governments.
The European Commission adopted an Implementing Decision in June 2025 outlining the procedure for the admission of new members to the EU SST Partnership.
The European Commission approved the applications from Belgium, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Luxembourg for inclusion in the EU SST Partnership on 17 December 2025.
The European Commission targets initial governmental services from the IRIS² program by 2030.
A 12-year concession contract between the European Commission and SpaceRISE was signed on December 16, 2024, allocating approximately €10.6 billion for the development and operation of the IRIS² program.
The European Commission targets initial governmental services from the IRIS² program by 2030.
The European Commission's draft EU Space Act was discussed during a roundtable involving E.U. government officials and U.S. space industry representatives.
ArianeGroup plans to present its ASTRALIS carrier spacecraft at the European Commission's In-Space Operations and Services (ISOS) Strategic Forum in Munich.
The estimates on the space economy are based on guidelines defined by ESA, Eurostat, OECD, US Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the Joint Research Center of the European Commission.
The European Commission released a draft of the EU Space Act in June to initiate reviews and votes.
Space TechEU is designed to complement existing European Commission space programmes by aligning additional financing with Europe's strategic priorities.
The European Commission projected that the EU Space Act would raise satellite manufacturing costs in Europe by 2% and launch vehicle costs by 1%.
Space TechEU builds on a tripartite partnership agreed in 2024 between the EIB Group, ESA, and the European Commission.
American companies and organizations submitted over 100 comments to the European Commission regarding the EU Space Act.