Kenya Makes Significant Progress in Renewable Energy
While Kenya’s oil-producing capabilities are limited, the country has made great progress in the field of renewable energy – and there is yet room for
More precise SSA data is required by satellite operators
Satellite operators’ situational awareness data isn’t precise enough to support their decisions on whether as well as how to maneuver the spacecraft to prevent potential
The Gambia has started a number of ambitious renewable energy projects
Although The Gambia is aggressively exploring offshore areas for hydrocarbons potential and intends to become one of the MSGBC Basin’s new oil-producing countries, fossil fuel
HROTE, Croatia’s energy market operator, will take out a loan worth €13.3 million to provide subsidies for renewable energy power facilities
This year, HROTE’s sales are going to be €45.3 million less than expected. According to the Croatian government, it will require €22.6 million to be able
A startup developing electric vehicles is aiming for a high valuation
The car industry is firmly divided into two camps: the old and the new. In the recent era of electric vehicles, with Tesla at the
The US military is getting more intrigued in satellite communications, but their requirements are complex
The United States Army is searching for the satellite communications. However, there’s a catch. It is not just searching to purchase broadband for the troops who
The launch of SpaceX’s Starlink marks the beginning of a satellite broadband market that has the potential to upset the telecom industry
Due to the emergence of space technology businesses such as SpaceX and OneWeb, the year 2021 will see the commencement of a new satellite revolution.
Amazon retaliates against SpaceX in a regulatory spat over satellite constellations
In a letter addressed to Federal Communications Commission, Amazon set out the laundry list of the SpaceX’s regulatory snafus, marking the newest phase in a bare-knuckles
Is it possible for all of us to drive Teslas and still achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050?
For the last 70 years, we’ve believed that we can all drive our automobiles and that there is no limit to how big they can
The Department of Defense is a difficult customer for the fast-paced satellite broadband market
Officials said September 7 at Satellite 2021 convention in National Harbor, Maryland, that companies that offer low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband see the US Defense Department
