Project Bromo Tests Europe's New Industrial Policy as Brussels Weighs Fast Track for Space Champion
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The EU can approve the merger of Airbus, Leonardo and Thales as soon as possible.
Project Bromo tests Europe's new industrial policy as Brussels weighs fast track for space champion
The global space market has become increasingly dominated by SpaceX, while China continues to press forward with state-backed launch and satellite projects. That shift has sharpened Europe's concerns over strategic dependence and its relatively fragmented industrial base.
The European Commission could speed up the creation of a competitor for SpaceX. This satellite constellation project, carried by Airbus, Thales and Leonardo, aims to reduce the European Union's dependence on American technologies.
Brussels intends to speed up the assessment of any competition problems that the "joint venture" between Leonardo, Airbus and Thales to confront the SpaceX sat lites of Elon Musk.
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