A Falcon 9, with a reused first stage, launched on June 23th the first Bulgarian telecommunications satellite, the BulgariaSat-1, with two Loop Heat Pipes fully designed and manufactured by IberEspacio in Spain
The telecommunications satellite Echostar XXIII has been successfully launched on board a Falcon 9 rocket early March 16th with six panels produced by IberEspacio, two of them high temperature radiator panels for the Output Multiplexers (OMUX).
The Hispasat 36W-1, with IberEspacio electric propulsion tecnology and Heat Pipes, has been successfully launched from Kourou and will provide efficient broadband services to South America, Canary Islands and Iberian Peninsule.
The spanish satellite operator has presened the Hispasat 36W-1, the new satellite developed in collaboration with ESA that will provide services to South America, Canary Islands and Iberian Peninsule. The satellite will be launched next 27th January from Kourou on board a Europeanized Soyuz Roket.
IberEspacio has inaugurated its new world-class facilities at Torrejón de Ardoz with attendance of representatives of the Institutions and the Industry.
Telecommunications satellite BRIsat, owned by the Royal Bank Rakyat Indonesia and built by American company Space Systems Loral, has been successfully launched form the French Guyana with IberEspacio thermo-structural panels technology.
The 20 kW class telecommunications satellite Intelsat 31 was successfully put in orbit by a Proton rocket and has performed post-launch maneuvers according to plan. IberEspacio has provided two high temperature thermo-structural radiator panels.
Alejandro Torres, General Manager of IberEspacio, has been one of the invited speakers at the 44th Space Congress that took place at Cape Canaveral, Florida, from May 24th-26th.
The European global navigation satellite system now counts 14 satellites in orbit thanks to the successful launch of Galileo 13 and 14 on board a Soyuz.
The telecommunications satellite BRIsat has arrived to Kourou for its preparation for launch. The satellite, built by Space Systems Loral, will be put in orbit by an Ariane 5 rocket next 8th June.