Project Greensand is at the cutting edge of carbon recapture! Taking liquidised CO2 and pumping it back into depleted wells in the North Sea. In close collaboration with Seasat, we provided vital connectivity links to ESVAGT INNOVATOR, allowing for analysis of recordings and data transfer both onboard and ashore. Read more!
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International Day for Women in Maritime is celebrated every year on 18th of May. And we’d like to commend all the women working in the global maritime sector, supporting operations, both on shore and at sea. We look at the aspect of ship connectivity, the invisible link that keeps the ship and crew operational and safe, and our colleagues that make it happen.
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More than 18 million homes throughout the Nordics and Central Europe rely on Telenor Satellite to deliver their broadcast media – whether it originates from Disney, Allente, National Geographic, BBC or any of the other of the regional and international broadcasters who use our services.
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As for most people working in high tech industries, the thing that most excites us is discovering ways to make technology perform better, and so Telenor Satellite is delighted to be part of an elite group of European companies that have come together to leverage 5G technology in a move that will put European media delivery technology at the forefront of the industry.
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Telenor Satellite has been Eco-Lighthouse / Miljøfyrtårn certified since 2010 and recently, we have received our fourth recertification! A sustainable future needs real action and a concerted effort, and we take our share of the responsibility by taking concrete sustainability measures. As an Eco-Lighthouse, we also contribute to achieving several of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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For Telenor Satellite, ensuring the future of the satellite communications industry is a prime concern, and we are delighted to have played a part in an exciting project which has just come to fruition.
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Telenor Satellite celebrates 20th anniversary of its Occasional Use services. From our relatively small origins as a regional provider of satellite capacity from our own THOR fleet of satellites, our OU division is now a major supplier of satellite capacity worldwide.
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Ever wondered what it would be like to live and work on a fishing vessel in the far North where it’s cold and dark and conditions can be brutal? Thanks to sister companies Telenor Satellite and Telenor Maritime, crew onboard Hermes are able to optimise their work at sea and share their experiences with colleagues and family.
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Broadcasting live for three hours daily over a six-week period is demanding for any broadcaster, so imagine throwing into the mix a different location every day, and all without a fixed land connection.
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In partnership with Intelsat and Northrop Grumman, Telenor Satellite becomes the first commercial satellite operator to begin on-orbit life-extension servicing of its active THOR 10-02 satellite in the GEO orbit.
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Telenor Satellite introduces 4K/UHD channels to the Nordics and Central Eastern Europe, expanding its current Direct to Home (DTH) broadcast services from 1° West.
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Sea trials on a ground-breaking new cruise liner are currently underway. The ship will be able to carry up to 6,500 passengers alongside its crew, and Telenor Satellite is excited to be playing a significant role in the testing phase.
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Already a quarter of the way into its historic journey, MEV-2 will dock with Intelsat 10-02 / THOR 10-02 in early 2021 and we are eagerly counting down the days.
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For most people the prospect of an eclipse is an exciting phenomenon that happens very rarely. For satellite operators, it is a bi annual event that stretches the technology of the satellite.
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Telenor Satellite has provided essential satellite capacity for BBC’s popular Springwatch series many times since it was first aired in 2005, but this year that need for satellite connectivity has been taken to a different level.
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Broadcasting has been an industry in evolution since its beginning: radio, black and white TV, the introduction of colour, news only channels, 3D trials, the move to HD and UHD, and more recently the growth in streaming. But the question on everyone’s lips is – what happens after a global lockdown?
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