Plan-S, one of the most dynamic players in the Turkish space technology ecosystem on the global stage, has achieved a historic success that is changing the rules of the game in the European market. According to the official announcement made by the company on December 2, 2025, Plan-S's development... Connecta IoT Network, It has been formally included in the "Enforcement Order on the Unauthorized Use of Radio Frequencies" published by the Danish Digital Agency.
This decision is more than just a success for one company; it stands as the most concrete evidence of how Turkish engineering technologies are shaping international regulations.
A First in Europe: A Pioneering Move from Denmark
With this development announced by Plan-S, Denmark becomes one of the leading countries in Europe. The first country to explicitly enable satellite-IoT communications in SRD (Short Range Devices) bands and link it directly to its national regulations. He earned the title of [name].
With the new legislation, bureaucratic obstacles to LoRaWAN-based satellite IoT services operating in the 862–870 MHz frequency band have been removed. This means that Plan-S's Connecta network is now legally established within Denmark and can conduct its commercial operations without any grey areas.
Uninterrupted Communication with License Exemption
Within the framework updated by the Danish Digital Agency, the Connecta IoT Network includes low-power radio equipment (LPD-S / satellite IoT) that communicates with satellites. license exemption It is permitted to operate on a license-exempt basis.
This technical detail provides a revolutionary convenience for end-users and industrial customers. Thanks to licensing exemption:
- Bureaucracy is decreasing: Users or device manufacturers don't have to deal with complicated permission processes.
- Quick Setup: IoT devices can begin transmitting data instantly via Plan-S satellites.
- Cost Advantage: Eliminating licensing costs is accelerating the adoption of IoT solutions.
Landmark Decision for the Global Internet of Things (IoT).
Plan-S's success sets a critical precedent for the global satellite IoT connectivity vision. This "forward-thinking" step by Denmark positions the country as a leader in next-generation satellite connectivity, while also creating a reference model for other European countries and administrative bodies worldwide.
With the goal of establishing a standards-compliant, accessible, and seamless IoT network, Plan-S is not only launching its technology into space but also building the necessary legal and bureaucratic infrastructure for its use on Earth.
What is the Connecta IoT Network?
Developed by Plan-S, Connecta is a network that enables smart devices on Earth (sensors, meters, tracking devices, etc.) to communicate with each other and with a central hub via satellite. It provides data flow in a wide range of areas, from agriculture and logistics to energy and smart cities, in rural areas, at sea, or along power lines where GSM lines are unavailable. This permit in Denmark allows for the unlimited coverage of LoRaWAN (Long-Range Wide Area Network) technology, supported from space.
This development, which perfectly aligns with Türkiye's goal of "high added value" in technology exports, shows that Plan-S is making confident strides toward becoming not just a satellite manufacturer, but also a global telecommunications operator.
Key words: Plan-S, Connecta IoT, Denmark, satellite IoT, LoRaWAN, Internet of Things, LPD-S, Turkish space technology, SRD bands.
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