India's Dhruva Space Explores Potential Collaboration With European Deep Space Energy Company
Dhruva Space Co-Founder and CTO Abhay Egoor visited Deep Space Energy in Riga, Latvia, where discussions explored potential collaboration involving advanced space technologies and radioisotope power systems.
Indian space technology company Dhruva Space has explored potential collaboration opportunities with European deep-tech company Deep Space Energy, following a meeting between representatives of the two organizations in Riga, Latvia.
According to a LinkedIn post by Mihails Ščepanskis, Abhay Egoor, Co-Founder and CTO of Dhruva Space, visited Deep Space Energy's office and laboratory during a trip to Riga, capital of Latvia.
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss potential cooperation in advanced space technologies, including radioisotope power systems and their relevance to future space exploration missions.
Dhruva Space develops satellite technologies and engineering solutions for low Earth orbit applications and other space missions. The company has established capabilities across satellite platforms and related space engineering systems.
Radioisotope power technologies are of interest for space missions where conventional solar power may be limited, including certain deep-space and planetary exploration applications.
For India's growing commercial space ecosystem, potential international collaboration in specialized spacecraft technologies could support knowledge exchange and future development opportunities.
However, the announcement describes an exploratory discussion and does not confirm a formal partnership, signed agreement, or jointly funded development programme.
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