US EditionEU Plan to Boost Space Economy Gets Mixed Reception
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Global big-hitters of the space sector converge on annual North East Space Conference
DELEGATES from across the world attended the annual North East Space Conference as leading members of both American and European space agencies converged on Durham City.More than 350 delegates and dozens of regional exhibitors packed into the Radisson Blu Hotel for a day of networking and information sharing which will boost the region’s burgeoning space industry.And John Bone, chair of Space North East England, said: “The day was exactly what w…
EU plan to boost space economy gets mixed reception
The European Commission has announced plans to increase support for space research, innovation and industrialisation, but the space industry is accusing it of targeting markets that won’t be accessible to European players.The Commission published its “vision” for the European space economy on June 25, aiming to position the EU as a leader in the global space economy, which is projected to be worth $1.8 trillion by 2035.“Limited investment and gr…
The European Commission has presented a draft European Space Act, which is to introduce new rules on, among other things, the ecology and management of space. Space debris is becoming a problem that cannot be ignored.
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