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November 2020
Webinar: How COVID-19 and EU/UK transition are impacting space sector and what support is available
The UK Space Agency will be hosting this one-hour webinar for space sector businesses and organisations, explaining how the COVID-19 pandemic and EU/UK transition are impacting businesses across the space sector and what support is available.
Find out more »December 2020
Political Affairs Group (PAG) meeting
This meeting is invitation only
Find out more »IOS Working Group meeting
This is an invite-only meeting for members of the In-Orbit Servicing Working Group. If you could like to join the group, please email Lizzie Kerr or Penelope Utting.
Find out more »Next steps for the UK space sector – regulation, commercialisation and international partnerships
This online conference will examine key developments, policy priorities and next steps for the UK space sector. The discussion brings together stakeholders with key policy officials who are due to attend from BEIS; the Cabinet Office; the UK Space Agency; the European Space Agency; the MOD; Defence Airspace and Air Traffic Management; DIT; DCMS; Ofcom; Defra; the Home Office; the Government Legal Department; and the Welsh Government.
Find out more »March 2021
Milsatcoms
Technology innovations to exceed Milsatcom requirements The Milsatcom market in the UK has been growing steadily in the last couple of years, driven by changes in technologies and developments in the international space market. According to a 2018 market report, UK’s space sector grew to almost £15 billion in 2018…
Find out more »April 2021
Small Satellites Conference
With the Small Satellites market expected to grow into a $7.53 bn (£5.94 bn) industry by 2022, the ability to deliver connectivity here on the ground through new LEO constellations mantel is already being seriously developed by leading industry and government stakeholders worldwide. As adoption of small, nano and cube…
Find out more »Space Tourism Conference
With decades of development behind it, and passing from its first phase – seven people have each paid millions of dollars to rocket to the International Space Station (ISS) as private space travelers with one flying twice – the space tourism industry has entered its next generation with private enterprise…
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