Events

The objective of H2M2 is to advance the goal of a sustainable & permanent human presence on the Moon in the 2020s and on Mars in the 2030s

Join us in Gdansk for a two-day event full of #EUSpace. This year’s edition of EU Space Days brings together policymakers (the European Commission, the European Parliament, EUSPA, the EU Presidency Ministers), space industry actors, and entrepreneurs from all walks of life to share knowledge and experiences on how businesses, governments, and society at large benefit from the EU Space Programme and its existing components: Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus but also new ones such as GOVSATCOM and IRIS. The EU Space Days will showcase the latest achievements of the space policy and the EU Space Programme.

Immerse yourself in two days of groundbreaking insights, cutting-edge innovation, and unparalleled collaboration. SmallSat Europe is the continent’s premier Small Satellite Conference, designed to accelerate your ambitions and amplify your impact.

The overarching theme of the 2025 edition is ‘Towards Space Sustainability’. This international forum discusses state-of-the-art principles, methods and tools in space operations and provides an opportunity to foster interchange on all aspects of space mission ops, including human and robotic, near Earth and deep space exploration. The event provides a platform for the space operations community to discuss emerging developments and best practices, with a focus on resilience and sustainability. It also offers a unique opportunity for interested young enthusiasts and early career professionals to meet with international experts from across the space industry.

The only conference to look at space both as an independent operational domain, and as an enabler for joint all-domain operations. The conference brings together space professionals and senior military leaders who depend on space to deliver results in the air, on land, and at sea by providing a platform for stakeholders to simultaneously engage with launch service providers, defence space leaders, and end-user customers. Unlike other conferences on space, the conference agenda adopts a multifaceted approach which looks to solve challenges in space through the active participation of policy makers, militaries and industries.

Our goal is to connect suppliers operating in both the upstream and downstream parts of the space sector value chain, and aeronautics companies to investors, buyers, research centers, government and space agencies, facilitating business and knowledge exchange for three days.

Since its inauguration in 2018, Space Resources Week has become the event of reference for the space resources community. Space Resources Week is hosted annually in Luxembourg, organized by the European Space Resources Innovation Centre (ESRIC), in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA), the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) and the Luxembourg Institute for Science and Technology (LIST). We bring together space agencies, business leaders, researchers and early-stage ventures. The event, like the subject, is truly multidisciplinary, addressing the science, technology, economic, legal and regulatory aspects of space resources.

Media representatives are cordially invited to express their interest in attending a media event at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, for the launch of the European Space Agency’s Biomass satellite on a Vega-C launcher. Journalists wishing to participate in the launch media programme detailed below, are asked to submit their application via ESA’s media accreditation page by Friday 14 March 2025, 15:00 CET.

The Purpose is to present to Industry the content of the Programme Proposal relevant to industry for the CM25 preparation, and hence the significant industrial opportunities of the exciting and ambitious projects of the European Exploration Envelop Programme. In view of the dynamic international exploration context, it is expected that there will be an extended attendance and varied industrial participation of relevant technological sectors, with opportunities for networking among industry and also with ESA HRE management.

Join us for an exclusive event connecting the Ministry of National Economy, the European Space Agency and representatives of the Hungarian space industries to learn more about the various ESA calls and opportunities to bolster the ecosystem.

The space economy is booming, with thousands of satellites now in orbit. But as congestion increases, how can the space community ensure that space remains a sustainable and viable environment for business, exploration, and innovation? Join us on Apr. 3 for an exclusive one-on-one conversation with Aarti Holla-Maini, director of the United Nations’ Office for Outer Space Affairs. With decades of experience shaping global space policy—including leadership roles at NorthStar Earth & Space and the Global Satellite Operators Association—she understands the challenges and solutions that may be necessary for managing space sustainability.

On 3-4 April 2025, ESA is organising an information event for industry dedicated to the upcoming ESA Council at Ministerial Level (CM25) in November.