Unlocking Space for Business Grant Call: Environmental Intelligence and Emissions
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Department for Science Innovation and Technology
11 Dec 2026
19 Oct 2026
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The UK Space Agency's Unlocking Space for Business (USB) programme supports organisations to adopt satellite data, services and technologies to solve real-world business challenges. The USB programme is continuing to support the commercialisation and adoption of space solutions through the USB Environmental Intelligence and Emissions Grant Call. This competition adopts a challenge-led approach, placing end-user businesses at the centre of project design and delivery. By supporting near market solutions to defined environmental intelligence and emissions challenges, it aims to accelerate adoption of space-enabled technologies and deliver measurable operational, commercial and environmental benefits. Total fund: £2 million Where: National
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Department for Science Innovation and Technology
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11 Dec 2026
Published
19 Oct 2026
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English
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