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Global Satellite Solar Panels Array Market Research Report Information by Type [Solar Array (Rigid Solar Array, Multi-Junction Solar Array, Thin-Film Solar Array), Solar Panels], by Orbit (LEO Orbit, MEO Orbit, GEO Orbit), by Application (Communication Satellites, Earth Observation Satellites, Navigation Satellites, Remote Sensing Satellites, Others), by Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Rest of World) Forecast till 2035
Industry Overview
The satellite solar panel array market is expected to be valued at USD 1,616.97 million by 2035, registering a steady 6.1% CAGR during the forecast period. Satellite solar panel arrays are large structures made up of multiple solar panels that supply electricity to satellites. They harness solar energy in orbit, ensuring the satellite remains powered throughout its mission.
One major factor leading to the expansion of the global satellite solar panel array market is the need for more satellites in the fields of communication and Earth observation. More and more satellites are being launched in the U.S., China, and the UK as these countries have turned their attention from the defense sector to the commercial and governmental priorities. As the functions that require continuous, clean power are hardly limited to global internet provision or even climate change analytics, satellite solar arrays must be those that ensure that long-duration spaceflight missions are viable.
Major Company Development
Airbus Defence and Space was able to score two significant achievements in 2024. In September, it was declared the winner by MDA Space to become the supplier of over 200 Sparkwing solar arrays with the most advanced photovoltaic design for the AURORA satellites. In December, the collaboration between Airbus and Thales under "Project Bromo," an initiative aimed at standardizing European satellite resources and thus increasing the continent's market share, especially in relation to already-established players like the Starlink network of Elon Musk, was announced.
Major players in the global satellite solar panels array market are Airbus, Spectrolab, Lockheed Martin, Rocket Lab, Inc., Northrop Grumman, Sierra Space, Spacetech GmBH, DHV Technology, Gomspace, Isispace, AAC Clyde Space, Mitsubishi Electric, Thales Alenia Space, mPower Technology, Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc., Leonardo S.p.A., and Kongsberg NanoAvionics.
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Industry Segmentations
North America is at the forefront of the satellite solar panel array market with the largest share of the market. The United States is at the center of activities related to defense, space exploration, and commercial constellations. The North American market stood strong in 2024, driven by the U.S. at USD 3,266.32 million and the rest of the region at USD 4.33 million.
The development of the satellite solar array market in Europe is characterized by a preference for reliable and advanced engineering with the added value of sustainable space infrastructure. The region, led by Airbus, Thales Alenia Space, and AZUR SPACE, sets the standards for re-deployable rigid panels and multi-junction arrays, which are among the world's best. Europe posted a combined value with the UK at USD 38.97 million, and the rest of Europe reached USD 129.90 million.
The Asia-Pacific region is becoming the most rapidly developing market, largely driven by strong government-supported space programs. The area's increasing ability for large-scale production and creative manufacturing is moreover assuring its speedy ascendancy in the worldwide arena. Asia-Pacific saw China at the forefront with USD 383.93 million, alongside Japan's USD 37.53 million.
The Rest of the World market is in its early stages but showing strong potential. In South America, Brazil and Argentina lead Earth observation and communication satellite projects with international cooperation. The Middle East, particularly the UAE and Saudi Arabia, is channeling resources into ambitious national space strategies, supported by European partnerships. Africa, led by South Africa and Nigeria, is prioritizing EO satellites for agriculture and environmental monitoring.