ReOrbit Signs the Zero Debris Charter

ReOrbit, a leading provider of software-defined satellites for sovereign communications, has officially signed the Zero Debris Charter, joining a growing global coalition of space actors committed to ensuring a sustainable and safe orbital environment. The signing took place during ESA’s Zero Debris Week at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt.

“I am proud to sign the Charter on behalf of ReOrbit. I have been a strong advocate for space sustainability for many years and am actively supporting technical initiatives in this field. I am pleased to see ReOrbit taking part in this charter that will help create a safer orbital environment for future generations,” said John Auburn, Chief Strategy & Commercial Officer at ReOrbit, who signed the Charter on behalf of the company.

As a signatory, ReOrbit supports ESA’s ambition to position Europe as a global leader in sustainable space operations. The company recognises the importance of collective responsibility in shaping a regulatory, operational, and technological environment that limits debris creation and supports a resilient space economy.

“ReOrbit fully endorses the Charter’s community-led and technology-neutral approach. While ambitious, the targets set by the Charter are designed to be adaptable, collaborative, and forward-looking – values that closely align with those of ReOrbit,” said Sethu Saveda Suvanam, Founder and CEO of ReOrbit.

Suvanam further emphasised the company's commitment:

“Signing the Zero Debris Charter reflects our strong belief in a cooperative and sustainable future in space. At ReOrbit, we are not only committed to advancing industry best practices through our novel technologies, but also to enabling scalable, safe and secure space networks. We are proud to contribute to building a more connected and sustainable orbital ecosystem”