Greenerwave and Telespazio France sign strategic agreement to distribute multi-orbit, low-power and sovereign satcom terminals in europe

06 May 2026

Telespazio France, a Leonardo group company, and Greenerwave, a French deeptech company, announce the signing of a strategic agreement aimed at deploying and distributing Greenerwave’s multi-orbit, energy-efficient and sovereign SATCOM terminals across the European defense and government markets.

This agreement marks an important milestone in the adoption of innovative European technologies. It aims to strengthen access to sovereign, resilient and secure satellite communications solutions by leveraging the complementary expertise of both companies.

Under this agreement, Telespazio France will distribute Greenerwave’s low-power, multi-orbit (GEO/LEO) SATCOM terminals to priority government, defense and security sectors in France, across Europe and in the United Kingdom.

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to technological innovation, joint growth and secure large-scale deployments for institutional users.

“Partnering with Greenerwave enables us to integrate cutting-edge antenna technology into our SATCOM offering and expand the range of European made solutions we deliver to our customers. This collaboration strengthens our ability to provide flexible, high-performance connectivity adapted to complex and demanding environments. It also reinforces our role as a trusted operator for critical communications, leveraging multi-orbit capabilities to ensure SATCOM service continuity for end-users engaged in critical missions.” said Pierre Glatt, Sales Director at Telespazio France.

By combining their expertise, Greenerwave and Telespazio France aim to accelerate the deployment of a new generation of agile and resilient satellite communication solutions capable of meeting the demanding requirements of critical operations and government missions.

“This partnership with Telespazio France represents a key milestone for Greenerwave as we scale the deployment of our next-generation SATCOM terminals across Europe. By combining our breakthrough technology with Telespazio’s strong presence in government and defense markets, we aim to provide sovereign, energy-efficient and resilient connectivity solutions that meet the growing operational needs of institutional users. Strengthening Europe’s technological autonomy in satellite communications is at the core of our mission.” said Geoffroy Lerosey, CEO and co-founder of Greenerwave.

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