Space Tech Expo Bremen
19-11-2024 - 21-11-2024
Space Tech Expo Bremen
The Space Tech Expo Europe, taking place in Bremen from 19-21 November 2024, is Europe’s largest B2B space industry event, bringing together over 700 exhibitors and 8000 industry professionals. Alongside a dynamic program of conferences and pre-arranged B2B meetings, it offers a platform for showcasing innovations in satellite technology, launch systems, and cutting-edge in-orbit solutions.
The NL Space Pavilion is an eye catching feature, highlighting the Netherlands’ leadership in space technology and collaboration. Participating partners presented their contributions to advancing global space missions. This includes FSO (laser satellite communication), Dawn Aerospace (sustainable space transportation), Cosine (instrumentation for Earth observation and asteroid tracking), and TU Delft (aerospace innovation). The NL Space pavilion serves as a hub for Dutch expertise in Earth observation, satellite communication, and photonics, with dedicated pitches, presentations, and networking sessions. Other Dutch participants at Space Tech Expo Europe include: TNO (space instrumentation and optics), RSP (high tech metals), ATG Europe (carbon structures and engineering).
The NL Space program features key highlights, including an exclusive VIP Networking Event aimed at fostering partnerships among industry leaders, government agencies, and researchers. Visitors can attend in-booth activities, engage with experts, and explore opportunities for collaboration on future space missions. The conference sessions and structured business matchmaking meetings further facilitate knowledge exchange, making this event a must-attend for stakeholders across the space sector. The next Space Tech Expo Europe will be held in Bremen in November 2025.
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