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SatelliteVU raised $26,000,000 to support the launch of seven satellites aimed at addressing climate change.
Satellite Vu signed a contract with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. to build the company’s first satellite.
The UK Space Agency supported Satellite Vu’s satellites and applications development via two National Space Innovation Programme grants.
Six months before the October funding, Satellite Vu raised £3.6 million.
Satellite Vu completed a £15 million Series A funding round.
Satellite Vu received an additional £1 million grant from the UK Space Agency’s National Space Innovation Programme.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. won a contract from British Earth observation startup Satellite Vu to build the first satellite in a constellation designed to provide thermal infrared imaging for climate change applications.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. is building the first of Satellite Vu’s seven planned satellites.
Satellite Vu’s first satellite is scheduled to be launched into low Earth orbit in 2022-10-01.
Thermal infrared data from Satellite Vu can be used to support companies’ commitments to achieve environmental standards such as net zero emissions goals.
The £15 million funding will support production of the first Satellite Vu satellite.
Satellite Vu intends to use thermal infrared imagery to support energy and environmental applications such as identifying emissions sources and buildings that are wasting heat.
The European Space Agency provided a General Support Technology Programme grant to support Satellite Vu’s satellites and applications development.
Satellite Vu raised £15,000,000 ($20,000,000) in October in a funding round led by the Seraphim Space Investment Trust.
The UK Space Agency provided backing to Satellite Vu through its National Space Innovation Programme to support construction of the infrared sensor for Satellite Vu’s first satellite.
Satellite Vu plans to launch a satellite constellation capable of imaging the thermal footprint of any building on the planet every 1-2 hours.
Satellite Vu raised a $5,000,000 seed round led by Seraphim Capital.
Satellite Vu’s newly announced funding will enable the company to initiate construction of its first satellite, which is due to launch in 2022.