Registration is open for the User Consultation Platform 2026
Registration is now open for the User Consultation Platform (UCP) 2026, taking place in Prague and online on 26 and 27 November.
Whether you represent a business, public authority, service provider, entrepreneurial venture or research organisation, the UCP 2026 is your chance to bring your needs directly to EUSPA, contribute to discussions affecting your sector and explore opportunities for collaboration.
In-person places are limited. Register early to secure your place.
Organised by EUSPA, the UCP is a working forum where you can communicate your challenges, share experiences and contribute directly to discussions on how EU Space services can better support your sector and its practical needs.
The first day will focus on parallel consultation sessions dedicated to different user communities and market segments. You will explore how EU Space capabilities support different areas such as aviation and drones, fisheries and aquaculture, EU border and internal security, urban development, infrastructure, mining, tourism and cultural heritage, timing and synchronisation, EO data access and processing, Health. The full agenda is now live.
Discussions will help identify emerging needs, opportunities, and areas where further support can strengthen the uptake and use of EU Space services.
On the second day, the conversation will continue with the UCP Plenary, where outcomes from the consultation sessions will be presented and discussed with users and industry representatives.
The aim is to identify and prioritise concrete follow-up actions that respond to community needs and help EUSPA better support different sectors.
You can also explore funding and business opportunities, attend practical demonstrations, Horizon Europe and CASSINI activities, and connect with stakeholders from across the EU Space community.
Ready to join the conversation? Choose whether to take part in Prague or online!
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