Norwegian Government Proposes Paying for Second Andøya Launch Pad
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Norwegian Government Proposes Paying for Second Andøya Launch Pad
Credit: Isar Aerospace The Norwegian government plans to invest almost NOK 650 million (€59.8 million) to build a second orbital launch pad at Andøya Spaceport. The state will own the pad and lease it to Andøya Space, the commercial operator of the orbital launch facility. Norway’s Minister of Trade and Industry, Cecilie Myrseth, announced the planned investment during a 30 September event hosted by Norway’s Directorate for Space Activities. Chr…
The government proposes to reallocate NOK 323.3 million for a new launch pad at Andøya Spaceport in the state budget for 2027. A similar amount is announced for 2028.
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The government is investing in the strategically important space base in the state budget.
The government proposes to reallocate NOK 323.3 million for a new launch pad at Andøya Spaceport in the state budget for 2027. A similar amount is announced for 2028.
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