Space Power joins NATO DIANA
24 FOMOSpace Power lists January 2026 as the date its technology entered the NATO DIANA programme, positioning the laser power-beaming system for accelerated defence and dual-use customer adoption. The same page confirms an agreed launch slot with BAE Systems for the first in-orbit demonstrator of the adaptive SPOC laser powerbank.
Why it matters
NATO DIANA selection plus a named BAE Systems launch partner materially de-risks the path from ground prototype to on-orbit validation.
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Pioneering The Space Powergrid | Space PowerCompany timeline page records January 2026 entry into NATO DIANA and restates the existing agreement with BAE Systems for the first in-orbit demonstrator of the Space Power Optical Charge (SPOC) laser powerbank unit.
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Space Power lists January 2026 as the date its technology entered the NATO DIANA programme, position