AMBASSADOR PLATFORMS

The German ESA Business Applications Ambassador, together with AVIASPACE Bremen e.V. and DLR Space Administration, invite you to join this event which provides guidance and support to potential bidders for the Commercial Climate Services Kick-start Funding Opportunity.

We invite you to participate in the hackathon and work on solving challenges with Finnish NewSpace industry - namely ESA, Reaktor Space Lab, CGI and Nokia.

The APNorway workshop “Norwegian Space opportunities within the IAP program” took place in Stavanger at iPark on 13 April 2016.

The objective of this activity is to implement a UK based Ambassador Platform Network, promoting the ESA Business Applications and supporting the UK industry in creating sustainable applications and services using space assets. ESA has earmarked a budget of €150,000 per activity.

The AP Norway Workshop on “Norwegian Space opportunities within ESA's Business Applications programme” this year took place in Stavanger during the Spaceport Norway Conference on 19 June 2017.

On 15 February 2017, a Maritime Communication Seminar was held in Trondheim. It was a cooperative initiative between AP Norway, NFAS (Norwegian Forum for Autonomous Ships) and Geminisenter Maritime Communication.

The event covered the opportunities available through the ESA IAP programme to develop potentially game-changing concepts that could provide the solution to challenges in satellite services for offshore energy.

New ESA Business Incubation Centers (BIC) and Ambassador Platforms in Switzerland and Austria are now up and running. Both developments are part of ESA's long-term strategy for expanding outreach programmes that target European SMEs.

On 10th March 2016, ESA IAP in collaboration with the Transport Systems Catapult (TSC, UK) and Satellite Applications Catapult (SAC) held a Workshop on Satellite Applications for Integrated Port Logistics hosted at TSC in Milton Keynes. The workshop presentations are now available for download.

On 19th January 2016, ESA in collaboration with the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN, UK) held a Workshop on Satellite Applications for Waste Management at ECSAT in Harwell. The purpose of the Workshop was to gather insight into the processes of the Waste Management industry, to identify the relevant challenge areas and to derive first hand User Requirements.