Effective Space Solutions Signs a Multi-Year Life-Extension Service LOI
LONDON (Effective Space Solutions PR)– Effective Space Solutions, a provider of in-orbit services, has signed an LOI with a satellite operator for a multi-year life-extension service.
Company’s in-orbit service spacecraft will rendezvous and dock with the customer’s GEO communication satellite to perform station-keeping. This insured service will not only benefit satellite operators with beyond-end-of-fuel continuous service, but will also allow them to defer a major capital expenditure on a replacement satellite.
Effective Space Solutions deploys a fleet of small spacecraft with a universal docking system, providing satellite operators with life-extension and other in-orbit services, such as relocation, orbit correction, inclination correction, bring-into-use (BIU) and deorbiting.
Effective Space Solutions initiated its spacecraft program in 2015 with a leading satellite manufacturer, after a detailed design phase. It has also secured rideshare launch services for its first spacecraft, to be provided in 2018.
“The signed LOI is a key milestone in securing full-scale-development”, said Arie Halsband, Founder and CEO of Effective Space Solutions. “It also validates the value of our in-orbit services from commercial, technical, and operational standpoints.”
About Effective Space Solutions:
Effective Space Solutions Limited has been incorporated in 2013, headquartered in the United Kingdom, privately-held, backed by venture capital. The team holds decades of small satellite design, program and operations expertise.
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Interesting they plan to extend the life of 2 satellites rather than just one.
I’m not so sure how I feel about them. The only thing on their website is this video and a link to an augmented reality app that lets you view their satellite in 3D. I just never heard of this company before and there’s not much info on them.