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Via Satellite, march 2020: The Operators Speak Ahead of SATELLITE 2020

While there is a lot of talk about how the major operators are going to invest in satellite capability going forward, a number of regional operators also face a similar dilemma. Via Satellite spoke with to Arabsat CEO Khalid Balkheyour; Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) Deputy Director General for Business Development Ksenia Drozdova; Thaicom CCO Nile Suwansiri; and Avanti Communications CEO Kyle Whitehill about their plans, their hopes for SATELLITE 2020, and what they would like to see next as we head into this new decade.

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Satnews Daily: World Teleport Association's Top Operator Rankings for 2019... Global 20, Independent 10, and Fast 10

A new year and new decade, and with these milestones, so it is that the World Teleport Association (WTA) published its annual rankings for the Top Teleport Operators of 2019. The annual rankings of companies by revenue and revenue growth are compiled by surveying teleport operators around the world as well as referencing the published results of publicly-held companies.

SatMagazine: A Conversation with Andrey Kirillovich

Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) brought their team to IBC2019, and Andrey Kirillovich, Director of Integration and Products was available to share RSCC’s latest information. Andrey’s tenure in the industry totals almost 20 years.

Satellite Evolution: Thaicom and Russian Satellite Communications Company Enter Into Partnership Agreement

INTERSPUTNIK TODAY: SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS IN NEW SEGMENTS OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

Yuri Prokhorov, head of Russian satellite communications operator RSCC and Russian Signatory of Intersputnik, spoke to Intersputnik Today about the role of satellite communications in a digital economy, prospects of satellite communications in the 5G era, and innovative industry developments, including the deployment of Express-RV, a multifunctional satellite communications system designed for high elliptical orbits (HEOs).

Teletimes International: RSCC satellites in Middle East Long story of success

Middle East has been one of the early adopters of the satellite communications and broadcasting technologies. Rich in Oil&Gas, this region has been using SCPC and later VSAT channels for connecting numerous oil rigs, offshore sites, terrestrial oil transport and storage facilities. Various pipelines have been utilized SCADA applications to accumulate data from various sensors and metes long before evolvement of IoT. Satellite implementations have been later spread across the region for other enterprises, telco and even consumer grade solutions and applications.

SatMagazine: The RSCC Experience

The Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) was established almost 51 years ago as a broadcasting teleport providing world’s first nation-wide TV distribution network via satellite in 1967.

Space Intel Report: Russia in the middle: Satellite operator RSCC likes GEO, wants HEO and talks to both Viasat & Eutelsat

AMSTERDAM — Russian Satellite Communications Co. (RSCC) is Russia’s principal satellite operator, but it has been a quiet bystander as the satcom world argues over LEO and MEO constellations, the size of the in-flight-connectivity business and whether GEO networks are on a glide path to irrelevance.

Teletimes International: Romantis received the landing rights to use the capacity of the RSCC Express-AM8 satellite in Brazil

The RSCC and the Romantis group of companies continue to actively promote the capacity of the Russian Express-AMseries satellites to implement satellite communications and digital broadcasting projects in Latin America.

Northern African Wireless Communications: A new horizon for satcoms?

Andrey Kirillovich,director of integration services and projects, RSCC: “[LEO] coverage is continuous and achieved by hundreds or even thousands of satellites. Many of them will, most of the time, cover oceans with no customers there. So the effectiveness of such a system and its advantage over GEO by adding coverage over the poles is questionable. It may be effective, but for regional use, or in certain verticals only.”

Advanced Television: OneWeb “unlikely to be a success” says Russia

A senior official at Russia’s Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) says that the proposed OneWeb satellite mega-constellation is unlikely to be commercially successful.

Satellite Markets&Research: Interview with Andrey Kirillovich Director of Integration Services and Projects, RSCC

SatMagazine: Perspective: RSCC. Fifty years in orbit

This year will be quite remarkable — an entire series of landmark space-related anniversaries will be celebrated.

Teletimes: Oversupply of satellite capacity is now a serious issue

Chief editor Khalid Athar spoke with Andrey Kirillovich, RSCC Director of integration services and projects

Satellite Today: SatComRus 2017: Celebrating the Past with a Look to the Future

SatComRus 2017 in Moscow took on a celebratory feel as Russian satellite operator Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) celebrated its 50th anniversary. However, the underlying theme of the event was how Russian space companies could build for a more prosperous future. It was interesting that SpaceX was mentioned a number of times from different speakers at the event in Moscow two weeks ago as both an inspiration, and an example of a space company setting a new agenda.

SatellitePro ME: Powerful Ambitions

On November 4, 2017, RSCC celebrates its 50th anniversary. RSCC handles a satellite constellation of 12 spacecraft, as well as five teleports. Clayton Aldo Vallabhan speaks to RSCC Director General Yuri Prokhorov to learn more about the company’s activities and market vision.

Satnews Daily: Signed and Sealed in Africa for $14 Million ... Chronosat GmbH Will Increase Use of RSCC's Express-AM7 Satellite

The two companies, RSCC a Russian and Chronosat GmbH a European company, signed an agreement while attending AfricaCom 2017 stipulating an increased use of RSCC’s Express-AM7 satellite capacity by the European company. The agreement is worth $14 million over five years.

Advanced Television: Chronosat, RSCC sign capacity contract

The RSCC and the European company Chronosat have signed a contract stipulating an increased use of RSCC’s Express-AM7 satellite capacity by the European company. The contract was signed at AfricaCom 2017.

Via Satellite: RSCC Exec Doubts Success of New Constellations

The Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) celebrates its 50-year anniversary this year in a key landmark for one of the oldest companies in our sector. Via Satellite recently sat down with RSCC Director General Yuri Prokhorov to talk about the company’s 50-year anniversary as well as RSCC’s place in the evolving satellite world.

Satellite Evolution Asia: 50 years and counting

Satellite Evolution Asia Editor, Amy Saunders, spoke with Yuri Prokhorov, Director General of the RSCC to find out more about the company's market presence, services and outlook in its 50th year of operation.

Satellite Evolution: RSCC in the top 10 operators in Russia

RSCC’s performance in 2016 brought the Company into the top ten of the Russia’s largest telecommunications companies, according to the rating prepared by the CNews Analytics agency. RSCC has risen by three lines of rating vs. 2015.

Teletimes: Russian Satellite Communications Company. 50 years in orbit

Dr. Andrey Kirillovich, RSCC Director of Integration Services and Projects, speaks about RSCC history, current business and future prospects.

Satellite Today: RSCC Refurbishes Equipment at Shabolovka Technical Center

Russia Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) has completed compression equipment upgrades at its Shabolovka Technical Center in Moscow. The compression system is part of the RSCC’s own technology platform, enabling the company to provide a one-stop shop service to broadcasters.

Advanced Television: RSCC reports record revenues

Russian Satellite Communications Co (RSCC), which works closely with Paris-based Eutelsat, has reported a 50 per cent increase in revenues for last year.

Digital TV Europe: RSCC sees rise in revenues

Russian satellite operator RSCC saw its full-year revenues rise by 24% in 2016, turning in RUB11.4 billion (€175 million).

SpaceIntel Report: Russia's RSCC reports 50% revenue gain in 2016

With the launch in February 2016 of the Express-AMU1 satellite, Russia's largest commercial satellite fleet operator completed its much-delayed fleet renovation program planned between 2009 and 2015. RSCC has suffered from Russian Proton rocket delays and failures more than any other telecommunications satellite fleet operator.

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