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The Norwegian space industry has a rich history characterized by innovation and technological progress. From launching satellites to advanced applications of satellite data, Norway plays an important role in the global space economy.

Professional expertise

Bull has one of the country's leading legal environments within IT and technology, with dedicated space lawyers specializing in space law. We have also contributed to the Chambers Space Law 2024 Global Practice Guide.

Our services include, among other things:

Great rankings and satisfied clients

Bull is ranked among the best in technology law by The Legal 500, Who’sWho Legal and Chambers and Partners. Read more about our competence within technology here.

The team in Bull have been contributors to the Chambers Space Law 2024 Global Practice Guide. The guide provides the latest legal information on global trends in the space economy, the legal and regulatory framework for space exploration and industry, the role of the state and international/multilateral treaties in the space sector, ownership of extraterrestrial resources, environmental protection and space, and the tax and investment environment for space.

Useful insight

The space economy is growing exponentially and is expected to reach $1800 billion by 2035, according to the World Economic Forum and McKinsey & Company. Growth is driven not only by advanced technology, but also by the integral role of space in our daily lives, from weather reports to smartphone conversations. Satellites and space technology have become the backbone of global supply chains and transport systems. Have you considered what life would be like without these technologies?