The programme.

Explore the priorities shaping Europe’s future in space, including industrial competitiveness, technological capability, resilience and greater European autonomy.

Gain a greater understanding of ESA programmes, industry engagement and the opportunities available to businesses, research organisations and technology providers.

The global space economy is increasingly driven by commercial applications, private investment and new business models. The conference will examine where commercial opportunities are emerging and how companies can position themselves to participate.

Satellite data is transforming how governments and businesses understand and manage the world around them. Explore applications across climate, infrastructure, agriculture, energy, transport, environmental monitoring and emergency response.

Reliable and resilient connectivity is becoming increasingly important across aviation, transport, infrastructure, enterprise and public services. Hear how satellite communications are evolving and where new opportunities are being created.

Satellite navigation already underpins critical elements of aviation, transport and the digital economy. The programme will explore developments in positioning and timing technologies and their importance to future autonomous and connected systems.

Space demands exceptional levels of precision, reliability and performance. Discover opportunities across advanced materials, components, electronics, precision engineering, automation, robotics, testing and high-value manufacturing.

The technologies enabling the next generation of space activity are advancing rapidly. Topics will include artificial intelligence, robotics, autonomous systems, photonics, sensors, electronics, communications, data and digital engineering.

Explore developments in access to space, launch capability, transportation systems and the infrastructure required to support future commercial and institutional missions.

Our economies are increasingly dependent on space-based infrastructure. The conference will examine the resilience and security of critical systems, including satellite communications, navigation, cybersecurity and space infrastructure.

Some of the most important opportunities within the space economy happen on Earth. Discover how satellite data and infrastructure are creating commercial applications across transport, logistics, climate, agriculture, energy, infrastructure and enterprise.