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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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