As the EU Space Programme continues to go from strength to strength, the European Union benefits from the increased security, autonomy and resilience it helps provide.
Galileo Launch 14 successfully strengthens Europe’s satellite navigation, with EUSPA leading critical early operations, enhancing constellation robustness, security and future services, and reinforcing long-term EU technological independence and market growth.
GANNI and EUSPA join forces in a pilot project leveraging Copernicus Earth observation data to monitor ecological changes and identify drivers of biodiversity loss linked to garment production in Portugal and Italy.
An EUSPA Horizon project shows how secure, interoperable satellite communications can strengthen Europe’s crisis response by ensuring resilient connectivity and better coordination for first responders.
Over the summer of 2025, more than 180 young people aged 14–18 from across the EU took part in the first-ever CASSINI Space Camps: A pilot initiative launched under the CASSINI initiative of the European Commission’s to inspire the next generation of space entrepreneurs.
On 17 December 2025, Ariane 6 will launch two new Galileo satellites. The satellites will join the first-generation constellation, enhancing the European Union’s secure, autonomous and highly accurate positioning, navigation and timing capabilities.
As Europe accelerates its green transition, the energy sector faces the dual challenge of rapidly expanding renewable capacity while ensuring grid stability and resilience against climate change. The EU's Copernicus programme provides essential Earth Observation data to support smarter planning, secure operations, and robust risk management across the entire energy value chain.
Part of the Fundamental Elements funding mechanism, the calls look to develop two receivers, one for the Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) and one that leverages Galileo’s key differentiators to meet the requirements of professional applications.
