Explore Denmark’s next step as a space nation at Christiansborg on 10 February!
Denmark’s burgeoning space industry is reaching for the stars—and the Arctic. With cutting-edge research in “new space” technologies and world-class expertise in telecommunications, Denmark is poised to take a leading role in space-based solutions for communication and environmental monitoring.
On Monday, 10 February, from 14:00 to 16:00, a mini-conference at Fællessalen, Christiansborg, will bring together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to discuss how Denmark can capitalize on its growing space potential.
Satellites and the Arctic: A New Frontier
The event will highlight Denmark’s technical and commercial strengths in space, with a special focus on using satellites for monitoring Danish waters and the Arctic. As climate change accelerates, these remote regions are of growing strategic importance, and Danish satellites could play a crucial role in ensuring sustainability and security.
The conference promises to explore solutions to real-world challenges while debating how the nation can maximize its technological and economic potential in the space sector.
Uniting Denmark's Space Visionaries
The event is organized by Mohammad Rona (M) in collaboration with Sternula and Space Connect North—a newly established cluster dedicated to fostering the commercial use of space in Denmark. Together, they aim to strengthen Denmark’s presence in this dynamic and rapidly growing industry.
Why Attend?
- Learn about the state of Denmark’s space industry and its key innovations.
- Discover how space technologies can enhance Arctic monitoring and telecommunications.
- Engage in discussions on positioning Denmark as a global leader in the commercial space arena.
Whether you’re an industry expert, policymaker, or simply fascinated by the future of space, this is a must-attend event.
Register now and be part of shaping Denmark’s space future!
For more details and registration, click here!
