Málaga, Spain – August 21, 2024 – DHV Technology is pleased to announce its critical role in the recent Transporter-11 mission of Space X, launched on Friday, August 16, 2024, from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The mission, part of the renowned small satellite rideshare program of Space X, successfully deployed 116 payloads into orbit, representing more than 12 countries from the entire world.

DHV Technology stood out in this mission by providing power solutions for 28 of the launched satellites. This achievement underscores DHV Technology’s sustained excellence and commitment to the space industry, which continues to be a trusted partner in the provision of high-reliability solar panels and power systems for Small Satellites and CubeSats, ensuring the success of many space missions.

Transporter-11 mission is particularly relevant for DHV as it boosts our flight heritage to over 300 satellites since our first successful deployment 10 years ago. This milestone marks a new era for DHV Technology, highlighting its position as one of the leading global providers of satellite power solutions.

If you’re interested in watching the spectacular launch, a video is available at the following link: Transporter-11

Credits: SpaceX