The EU Space Surveillance and Tracking Partnership has grown to 19 members, reinforcing the European Union capacity to safeguard satellites and deliver space safety services to an expanding user community.
This annual event brings together promising startups, investors, accelerators, and industry and institutional leaders to discuss how European Union space tech ventures are adapting to evolving geopolitical and market dynamics.
Stakeholders explored how Copernicus data supports climate risk management, regulatory compliance, resilience, and innovation across insurance and finance sectors.
Romania will require Galileo-based authenticated positioning in new patrol vessels after a Black Sea pilot, leveraging EUSPA-delivered OSNMA to counter GNSS interference risks.
The report reflects how global space downstream sector has expanded beyond Earth Observation and Global Navigation Satellite System to include emerging areas like Secure Satellite Communication and Space Situational Awareness.
EUSPA’s Copernicus Demonstrators highlight how the insurance and finance, energy, and fisheries and aquaculture sectors can all benefit from using Earth Observation data.