65.648939 N, 20.237316 W, North Iceland
Iceland Space Park is a neutral host for ground-segment equipment in Iceland. You own and operate the antenna, sensor or radar. We hold the land, build the foundation to your structural specification, and deliver power, fibre, security and Smart Hands. Two sites, signed tenants at both, and a contract pack ready to issue.
The same site answers three different questions. Start with the one that is yours.
You operate satellites
Your programme needs high-latitude downlink that carries no treaty ambiguity — and a ground architecture decision that has to be made before it is frozen, not after.
For satellite operators
You run a ground network
Between a node in Alaska and one in the Azores there is ocean. Iceland is the mirror of a 65°N Alaskan site on the other side of it — on land you do not have to buy.
For ground networks
You operate sensors or radar
For weather-independent modalities, 65.65°N is upside with no offsetting cost. We will also tell you plainly where Iceland is the wrong answer.
For sensor and radar operatorsA site with signed tenants and a complete contract pack, not a proposal.
Master Agreement signed with our first dedicated-antenna customer. Foundation and services scoped; installation in preparation. Counterparty named on request under NDA.
A European sensor operator is contracted at the secondary site. Counterparty named on request under NDA.
A counterparty-ready set of five documents, plus an Express Hosting Agreement for small-sensor deployments where the full pack is disproportionate. Icelandic governing law. What is in it.
Earth station licence applications filed with Fjarskiptastofa, the Electronic Communications Office of Iceland, which is standing up its earth-station licensing process.
We host satellite operators, ground networks and sensor operators on the same campus. We do not operate antennas in competition with our tenants, and we do not ask for regional exclusivity. Where a tenant wants that in writing rather than on a website, it goes in the lease.
Next step
Antenna, sensor or radar — tell us roughly what it is and where you are in the decision, and we will tell you whether this site fits. If it does not, we will say so; there are only so many high-latitude sites and wasting your time helps neither of us.
If you would rather start with data than a conversation, ask for the site data pack: coordinates, land parcel and planning constraints, grid connection point, fibre topology, design basis, and the coverage model with its method. No call required.