Castilla-La Mancha Will Join the European Space Agency's Network of Incubators Based in Albacete
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Albacete became the epicenter of aerospace innovation this Friday with the official presentation of the ESA-BIC Castilla-La Mancha program, an initiative promoted by the European Space Agency that will allow the incubation of technology companies linked to the space sector and will place the Autonomous Community in a strategic position within one of the industries with the greatest growth potential in Europe.
Albacete will host for the next five years at least 12 technological startups in the space sector after the ESA-BIC Castilla-La Mancha programme is presented this Friday in the Science and Technology Park, an incubation network promoted by the European Space Agency (ESA) with funding of more than €1 million. The call to select the first companies could be opened in autumn. The regional government hopes to have the order of bases ready before the…
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