Dawn Aerospace has been awarded €1.4 million from the European Commission to help develop its transformative ‘green’, in-space propulsion technology. The grant will contribute to Dawn’s continued investment in hydrazine-replacement technology. The propulsion technology will have the size and performance of a hydrazine-based system, but without the toxicity, supply chain or regulatory risk. There is currently no other option on the market that is gaining commercial traction to replace hydrazine, which in 2011, was classified by the European Commission as a substance of very high concern.
Blue Magic
Op 19 november 2024 organiseert General Atomics in samenwerking met Defensie en Economische Zaken een Blue Magic event in Eindhoven. Tijdens dit event krijgen bedrijven de kans om een pitch te geven over een product die zij aan het ontwikkelen zijn en gericht is op...