• Read more about Eutelsat and EuroSkyPark expand satellite connectivity for critical energy infrastructure

Eutelsat and EuroSkyPark expand satellite connectivity for critical energy infrastructure

• Expanded capacity agreement for EUTELSAT 10B supports Amprion’s onshore substations and North Sea offshore infrastructure
• Demonstrates the role of flexible, scalable GEO capacity in strengthening energy network resilience
• Builds on an established partnership spanning GEO and OneWeb LEO connectivity

Paris, 20 October 2026 – Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) today announced an expansion of its capacity agreement with EuroSkyPark, a German specialist in secure communications for critical infrastructure, to support Amprion, one of Germany’s largest electricity transmission system operators.

The expansion extends satellite connectivity from Amprion’s onshore substations across Germany to its North Sea offshore infrastructure, highlighting the demand for resilient communications across critical energy networks. EUTELSAT 10B’s flexible, scalable GEO capacity enables EuroSkyPark to connect additional sites while providing redundancy independent of terrestrial infrastructure.

Combining Eutelsat’s satellite capacity with EuroSkyPark’s expertise in dedicated communications networks, the solution supports essential links between energy assets and grid control operations. It builds on the companies’ established relationship spanning GEO and OneWeb LEO connectivity, enabling EuroSkyPark to address both primary and backup communications needs.

Pascal Fallet, Vice President for Connectivity, Europe commented: “Our expanded partnership with EuroSkyPark demonstrates the essential role of satellite in connecting and supporting critical infrastructure. For energy operators, an independent communications link provides vital redundancy when terrestrial connections are disrupted. EUTELSAT 10B brings the reliability, coverage and flexibility to support these requirements and scale as their networks develop.”

Thomas Maul, CEO of EuroSkyPark, added: “Energy operators need reliable communications tailored to the demands of their infrastructure. Our partnership with Eutelsat enables us to design and operate dedicated networks that meet these requirements, providing an independent connection between critical sites and control centres.”

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Eutelsat announced an expansion of its capacity agreement with EuroSkyPark, a German specialist in secure communications for critical infrastructure, to support Amprion, one of Germany’s largest electricity transmission system operators.

• Read more about Eutelsat expands resilient LEO connectivity across Portugal in partnership with MEO, Portugal’s leading telecommunications operator

Eutelsat expands LEO connectivity in Portugal with MEO

• MEO to integrate Eutelsat’s OneWeb connectivity services in Portugal
• Builds on Eutelsat’s longstanding infrastructure partnership with MEO
• Strengthens connectivity resilience for critical infrastructure and municipalities

Paris, 23 September 2026 – Eutelsat (SIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and MEO, Portugal’s leading telecommunications operator, today announced a new partnership agreement to expand the delivery of Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services in Portugal.

Under the agreement, MEO will integrate Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO services into its connectivity solutions, combining satellite, fibre and 5G technologies, to provide resilient backup connectivity for businesses, public administrations, municipalities and critical infrastructure operators across the country.

The agreement builds on a longstanding infrastructure partnership, with MEO hosting Eutelsat’s ground station infrastructure for several years, supporting first its GEO fleet and now the OneWeb LEO constellation. Eutelsat and MEO work closely together to support service continuity and ensure security across both sites.

The expansion into LEO services marks the next step in the partnership, strengthening Eutelsat’s route to market and brings LEO connectivity to a broader range of customers across Portugal. It also demonstrates the growing demand for secure and resilient connectivity delivered through trusted European operators and infrastructure.

Jean-François Fallacher, CEO, Eutelsat said: “This agreement is an important step in expanding Eutelsat’s LEO services in Portugal. Together with MEO, we are expanding access to OneWeb through a trusted European partnership, supporting Europe’s need for greater sovereignty over critical connectivity. For businesses, public services and critical infrastructure across Portugal, our OneWeb services provide an important additional layer of resilience alongside terrestrial networks.”

Ana Figueiredo, CEO, MEO said: “A network’s resilience begins with its ability not to rely on a single technology. That is why we are combining the strength of our fibre and 5G networks with Eutelsat’s satellite connectivity, creating a multi-layered communications architecture that is more responsive in critical situations. This partnership enables us to bring this capability to businesses, public bodies and organisations that cannot afford to stop, ensuring connectivity where it is most needed and when the continuity of communications is most critical. It is also a step towards building a European connectivity ecosystem that is more resilient, self-sufficient and fit for the future.”

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Eutelsat and MEO, Portugal’s leading telecommunications operator, announce a new partnership agreement to expand the delivery of Eutelsat’s OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services in Portugal.

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• Read more about Eutelsat and Mercury sign new multi-year agreement for LEO connectivity in Angola

Eutelsat signs Angola LEO agreement with Mercury

• New multi-year, multi-million agreement further expands Eutelsat and Mercury's historical partnership in Angola
• Supporting secure, low latency connectivity for enterprise, offshore, public sector and telecom customers
• Demonstrating growing demand for LEO connectivity solutions in Africa

Paris, 16 June 2026 – Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and Mercury, a subsidiary of Sonangol Group and leading provider of telecommunications services in Angola, have signed a new multi-year, multi-million agreement for Eutelsat’s LEO connectivity services.

Building on the historic partnership between the two companies, Mercury, previously known as MSTelcom will continue to expand the reach of Eutelsat’s LEO services for enterprise, public sector, offshore and telecom customers across Angola.

Eutelsat is the only licensed LEO operator in Angola today and already has a significant operational presence in the country via its local partners. Through investments in local infrastructure, including a ground station and local point of presence (PoP), and its long-standing commitment to the country, Eutelsat has positioned itself as a leading satellite connectivity provider in Angola, supporting the delivery of low-latency connectivity services across the country and the wider region.

Philippe Baudrier, VP Africa at Eutelsat, said: “This new commitment from Mercury reflects the growing demand for Eutelsat’s LEO services in Angola and the continued success of our longstanding partnership. Together, we are expanding access to secure, low-latency connectivity across the country, helping enterprise, public sector, offshore, and telecom customers strengthen network resilience and reach locations beyond the coverage of traditional infrastructure.”

Francisco Pinto Leite, CEO, Mercury, added: “This new agreement reflects the strength of our partnership with Eutelsat and the value that LEO connectivity brings to our customers. Together, we are expanding the range of connectivity solutions available across Angola and helping organizations meet evolving communications requirements.”

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Eutelsat and Mercury, a subsidiary of Sonangol Group and leading provider of telecommunications services in Angola, have signed a new multi-year, multi-million agreement for Eutelsat’s LEO connectivity services.

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• Read more about Eutelsat and Voimatel partner to deliver LEO connectivity services in Finland

Eutelsat and Voimatel launch LEO services in Finland

• Agreement to deliver Eutelsat’s LEO connectivity services across Finland
• Strengthening the resilience of telecom and data networks for enterprise and public-sector users
• Highlighting Eutelsat’s polar-orbit LEO coverage in Arctic and high-latitude areas

Paris, 8 June 2026 – Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) and Voimatel, a leading Finnish provider of telecommunications and critical digital infrastructure services, today announced a new partner agreement for Eutelsat’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services in Finland.

Voimatel will integrate Eutelsat’s LEO connectivity services into its network solutions, combining satellite and terrestrial connectivity to support critical network infrastructure. The solution will deliver resilient and redundant communications for enterprise and public-sector customers across urban, rural, and remote regions.

Voimatel designs and operates fixed and wireless communication networks for telecom operators, utility companies and public-sector organisations across Finland. By integrating Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO services, Voimatel will extend connectivity into high northern latitudes, including Arctic regions where terrestrial coverage can be limited.

Eva Bisgaard, President of Eutelsat’s Connectivity Business Unit said: “Our partnership with Voimatel reflects the growing role of LEO connectivity in supporting critical telecom infrastructure. By combining satellite and terrestrial networks, operators can strengthen the resilience and reach of their communications services, including in Arctic regions where reliable connectivity remains essential.”

Mikko Heinonen, CEO, Voimatel, added: “The addition of Eutelsat’s LEO services strengthens our ability to support telecom and data network customers across Finland. Their low-latency satellite connectivity and Arctic coverage will complement our existing infrastructure capabilities and support the evolving connectivity requirements of our customers.”

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Eutelsat and Voimatel, a leading Finnish provider of telecommunications and critical digital infrastructure services, today announced a new partner agreement for Eutelsat’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) connectivity services in Finland.

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