The Netherlands Space Agency (NSLA) was launched on 3 March 2026 as the new identity for the organisation formerly known as the Netherlands Space Office. Read on to discover what this change of identity means for NLSA and how it strengthens the Dutch space industry.
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New publication: Netherlands Space Office annual review
The year 2025 was a year of convergence. Direction, ambition and execution converged more than ever before in Dutch and European space industry. Discover the strategy that is strengthening national innovation in the annual review published by the Netherlands Space Office.
NSO Report EuroGEO Workshop: Collaborating to maximise the use of satellite data for our society
Earth observation was the focus for the attendees gathered in The Hague for the 3-day EuroGEO Workshop 2025, organised by the European Commission, EuroGEO and Netherlands Space Office. Read NSO report.
New NSO report published: Innovative technology can promote responsible use of space
Space is being used more and more intensively by many countries. How can we make sure that all these countries behave responsibly in space? Space surveillance and tracking will help. Read NSO report.
NL Space Lift-Off 2025: Forecast for year full of ambition for safety and economy
At the NL Space Lift-Off on 30 January, NSO director Harm van de Wetering explained what 2025 might have in store – Long-Term Space Agenda news, the NL Space Campus development, and more.
Dutch space innovation at Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen
Space Tech Expo Europe is the annual event when space professionals descend on Bremen for product launches and new collaboration announcements, as well as the key side-event of Connecting the Curious.





