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Spaceium offers satellite makers a $1 license for OpenPort refueling interface as it seeks to build an orbital fuel network

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Spaceium is offering its OpenPort satellite-refueling interface to manufacturers for a US$1 license, aiming to widen adoption and build an orbital fuel network. The offer positions the interface as a potential common component for satellites designed to access in-space refueling.

Discovered 2026-11-13T01:34:48.726684-08:00 | 2026-11-13T01:34:48.726684-08:00

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  • A $1 license is intended to lower the barrier for satellite manufacturers to adopt OpenPort, though the article provides no details on uptake or technical implementation.
  • Spaceium’s stated goal is an orbital fuel network; adoption of a shared refueling interface would be central to making that network useful across satellites.

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