Once again, Kiruna hosts Space Innovation Forum, part of the initiative Space Sweden North. With three presenters on the agenda, SSC takes an active role at the event that brings together Swedish and international space experts, providing a platform to share ideas, learn from professionals, and connect with regional, national, and international stakeholders.
Learn more about Space Innovation Forum at this link.
SSC in one of the main actors in the Norrbotten region, not least with Esrange Space Center one of the key assets. In the frame of Space Sweden North, SSC works jointly with universities and businesses to create optimal conditions for new ideas, jobs, and develop talent. The purpose is to further strengthen Sweden North as a leading space hub in Europe.
“Meeting points like this, where we listen to each other and strengthen our understanding of how we can innovate together, how we can become even more attractive for the rest of the Swedish, European and global space community, is crucial for our competitiveness” says Johanna Bergström Roos, project manager Space Sweden North.
This year’s forum features three keynote speakers from SSC. Liisa Kiviloog Emilson, Head of Sustainability, will discuss why sustainability matters at every stage. Leo Trapier, Orbital Launch and Rocket Test project manager, will talk about the Themis project – Europe’s new reusable rocket. Armelle Frenea-Schmidt, Business development director will highlight the true versatility of Esrange Space Center, all the way from ground operations to orbital missions.
“Building a responsible future in space starts with the choices we make on Earth. By embedding sustainability across our value chain, we’re not just reducing risk – we’re creating long-term value for our planet and beyond,” says Liisa Kiviloog Emilson, Head of Sustainability at SSC
