Space Norway, Northern Europe’s leading satellite operator, has signed an agreement with Starlink by SpaceX to provide Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity services starting with immediate effect.
This contract further extends the company’s strategy of offering multi-orbit infrastructure combining geostationary (GEO), Highly Elliptical Orbit (HEO) and LEO satellites.
The Starlink satellite constellation will enable Space Norway to provide low-latency LEO services to maritime mobility clients globally as well as land-based enterprise clients throughout the EMEA region.
The Starlink LEO service is set to roll out in the coming weeks and will be supported by Space Norway’s customer portal, allowing clients to effectively manage their service by monitoring usage, as well as upgrading and downgrading their service. Clients will be able to purchase the necessary hardware to run Starlink services directly from Space Norway.
Jan Hetland, Space Norway’s Director, Data Services, said, “This agreement allows Space Norway to complement its leading maritime mobility services, and will significantly enhance critical connectivity for our land-based enterprise customers. With Starlink’s cutting-edge LEO network and commitment to technological innovation, we are delighted to deliver resilient, world-class connectivity to both current and new clients. Our expert engineering team and 24/7 support desk are dedicated to ensuring seamless integration and continuous service excellence for our customers’ connectivity needs.”
Space Norway’s CEO, Morten Tengs, said, “This agreement as an Authorized Starlink Reseller marks a significant milestone in our journey toward becoming a comprehensive multi-orbit service provider. By leveraging Starlink’s advanced LEO satellite network, we are positioned to deliver enhanced value to our diverse clients worldwide.”