CONSORTIUM
The Powersat consortium is made up from 8 partners from 7 European countries (France, Sweden, Ireland, Romania, Greece, Italy and Spain) with a wide enough geographical spread. The partners are:
- 1 major industrial global players: Thales Research & Technology
- 2 SMEs: Fadec AB (FADO), Blue Synergy SL (BLUE SYNERGY)
- 7 academic institutions : University College Cork University of Ireland (UCC), Institutul National De Cercetaredezvoltare Pentru Microtechnologie (IMT), Uppsala Universitet (UU), Universita Politecnica Delle Marche (UNIVPM), Idryma Technologias Kaierevnas (FORTH), Greece


The Powersat project is funded by HORIZON-EIC-2023-PATHFINDER CHALLENGES-01 under the grant agreement 101162320
About Powersat
POWERSAT is developing a new energy harvesting platform that captures unused solar infrared (IR) energy and microwave spillover from satellite antennas. It uses rectennas to gather energy from various microwave bands to power low-energy satellite electronics. The project includes five demonstrators and aims to connect satellites through low-power inter-satellite links while reducing overall satellite weight and launch costs.