Resource Centre
Research, reports, policy papers, and thought leadership from SEA on Hong Kong's space economy.
Research, reports, policy papers, and thought leadership from SEA on Hong Kong's space economy.
Comprehensive annual assessment of Hong Kong's growing participation in the global space economy — covering the commercial satellite sector, Earth observation, launch services, and the enabling finance and legal ecosystem. Features interviews with 25+ industry leaders and a forward-looking policy agenda.
SEA's formal submission to the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau outlining a 5-point policy framework to position Hong Kong as Asia's leading space economy hub — covering licensing reform, talent development, investment incentives, and international cooperation.
Analysis of Hong Kong's current regulatory gap for commercial space activities, with comparative review of Singapore, Luxembourg, and UAE frameworks, and recommendations for a fit-for-purpose licensing regime that attracts NewSpace operators to Hong Kong.
Our quarterly newsletter keeps members and the broader community informed on space economy developments, association news, and upcoming events.
SpaceBiz Dialogues recap, YMP Cohort 4 applications open, HKSTP MOU signed, upcoming CPD calendar.
Annual Dinner 2024 highlights, policy submission update, World Space Forum delegation, new corporate members.
Boot Camp 2024 wrap-up, Japan JAXA tour report, Earth observation investment landscape, member spotlight.
8-page brief examining the regulatory and commercial implications of satellite direct-to-device services for Hong Kong's telecommunications market.
Download PDFExplores how Hong Kong's unique position as a financial centre and gateway to China creates opportunities for space economy intermediary roles within the BRI framework.
Download PDFA practitioner-authored retrospective on commercialising the educational CubeSat programme, with lessons for Hong Kong's NewSpace ecosystem.
Download PDFProposes a preliminary ESG framework for space companies listing in Hong Kong, drawing on international standards and space sustainability principles.
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