EU revamps regulations for expanding space market
EUROPEAN UNION, JUN 25 – The EU Space Act aims to unify regulations, mandate risk assessments, and manage over 128 million pieces of space debris to enhance safety and competitiveness in the space sector.
- The European Commission unveiled the EU Space Act on 25 June 2025 in Brussels, proposing unified rules for space activities in the EU.
- This legislation responds to a fragmented market with 12 member states having separate space laws and growing concerns over space congestion and security.
- The Act requires satellite operators to perform risk assessments, ensure cybersecurity, and safely dispose of satellites, while promoting environmental sustainability.
- Andrius Kubilius called the initiative a "bold step" and said, "We are on the brink of a space revolution," emphasizing competitiveness and innovation.
- The Act must be approved by the European Parliament and EU Council and aims for full implementation by 2030, positioning the EU as a global space leader.
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EU revamps regulations for expanding space market
BRUSSELS :The European Commission on Wednesday put forward the EU Space Act, a long-awaited overhaul of regulations affecting its fast-growing space industry.The legislation aims to create a single market for firms offering space services in the bloc while boosting efforts to be more competitive with the Unit
EU Unveils Ambitious Space Act to Revolutionize Space Industry
The European Commission introduced the EU Space Act, aiming to streamline regulations across the space sector, fostering competitiveness and addressing challenges like space congestion, cybersecurity, and environmental sustainability. The Act mandates safe satellite disposal and sets cybersecurity criteria for operators. Approval by the EU Parliament and Council is required.


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