This handbook outlines India’s space regulations, providing actionable guidance for global companies. It details authorization processes, investment frameworks, and compliance strategies essential for engaging with India’s dynamic space economy.
Succeeding within the ITU hinges on diplomacy, not just technology. True success lies in aligning diverse priorities, building consensus, and presenting goals as mutual gains to shape inclusive and impactful global standards.
Regulations are adapting to D2D satellite services all around the world. Nations are balancing mobile and satellite interests through primary allocation, shared-use models, and spectrum protection, aiming to resolve spectrum challenges before WRC-27
Navigating regulatory complexities is key for space ventures. Tailoring strategies to meet local requirements, building regulator relationships, and adapting to challenges ensures compliance, accelerates approvals, and secures global market entry.
HAPS technologies promise enhanced rural connectivity with emerging advancements. Challenges remain in operational economics and collaboration models. Uncertainty over D2D services further complicates HAPS' potential role in bridging connectivity gaps.
The rise of non-geostationary satellite megaconstellations has rapidly increased global rocket launches, with a record 263 in 2024. Most launches now serve small-satellite constellations, driven by private companies and reusable rocket technology, which have lowered costs and expanded access. New commercial space firms worldwide are developing rockets of all sizes, and sea-based launches are growing, especially in China. The industry is valued at $13.6 billion and continues to grow quickly, with thousands of new satellites expected in the coming years and more countries building their own launch capabilities.
