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火车为单独的许可证设置卫星地球站网关
火车,支持共享卫星地球站之间的资源许可——中提出SESG许可证持有人和被许可方的电信服务。
建议卫星地球站网关(SESG)的许可证在第四节印度电报行为将有20年10年更新条款的有效性。公司注册在公司法案》,2013年,将有资格申请SESG允许通过支付退还的,一次性的报名费Rs 10十万的,监管机构说。
但由于SESG许可不允许提供任何形式的电信或广播服务直接面向消费者,他们只会支付一个令牌1每年许可费。公司需要一个单独的许可证、授权、许可提供任何形式的电信/广播服务。
火车不过,支持共享卫星地球站之间的资源许可——中提出SESG许可证持有人和被许可方的电信服务。
“SESG被许可方可能提供卫星资源的任何实体,该基金持有执照/电信部门颁发的许可或信息产业部和广播,并允许使用卫星媒体提供服务在其许可证/许可,“火车在其建议表示许可操作卫星网关的框架。
它补充说,一个SESG被许可方可以设置网关的一个或多个官方支持的卫星系统。
此外,监管机构已建议电信和广播服务持有许可——有资格提供卫星通信在印度可以建立自己的卫星地面站网关或连接卫星基带设备的网关设置SESG许可。
私营部门的卫星来提高物联网,业余无线电使用,地球观测
除了地球Observation-06卫星的ISRO PSLV C-54任务也放置在轨道上六个其他卫星包括Anand,由Bengaluru-based Pixxel, Thybolt 1、2点由海得拉巴的瑞士Astrocast DhruvaSpace和四个微微卫星的建造的卫星星座致力于物联网(物联网)。
火车的建议被视为决定性的一步构造新的许可规则建立国内卫星全球non-geostationary卫星系统运营商网关(NGSOs),或低地球轨道(LEO)卫星Bharti-backed等服务提供商OneWeb项目,Elon Musk SpaceX和亚马逊的柯伊伯和加拿大的通信卫星都热衷于在印度发射快速卫星宽带服务。
EY-ISpA最近的一份报告称,印度的太空经济有望增长到高达130亿美元到2025年的复合年增长率为6%。这是自近75%的印度农村没有宽带接入许多地方仍然没有细胞或纤维连接。
但竞争加剧了印度相对新兴broadband-from-space服务段信实Jio OneWeb, Nelco、塔塔集团卫星通信公司和加拿大的通信卫星在发射卫星宽带服务在印度。亚马逊的项目柯伊伯也表现为感兴趣的世界第二大电信市场与快速使用卫星宽带服务。
OneWeb和Jio收到gmpc作(全球移动个人通信卫星服务)许可点而Elon Musk也是我们最近申请相同的许可证。
另外,火车已经表明,SESG许可不需要提交任何银行担保。但是他们必须只使用值得信赖的产品和全面负责安全网关的网络,遵守所有点规则。
点移动包括放弃给费用导致大储蓄:BIF
“点最近的行动给指控和移除MPVT指控,铺平了道路自我验证将导致估计每年节省约120卢比的卫星电视和广播通信行业,包括所有球员支付责任,”印度宽带论坛(BIF)周一表示。
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<\/figure>Kolkata: The telecom regulator has recommended a separate pan-India permit \u2013 outside the ambit of unified licences -- for setting up satellite earth station gateways, a key resource for offering fast broadband-from-space services.The suggested satellite earth station gateway (SESG) licence under Section 4 of the Indian Telegraph Act<\/a> will have 20-year validity with a 10-year renewal provision. Firms registered under the Companies Act, 2013, would be eligible to apply for an SESG permit by paying a non-refundable, one-time entry-fee of Rs 10 lakh, the regulator said.
But since SESG licensees won\u2019t be allowed to offer any kind of telecom or broadcasting services directly to consumers, they would pay only a token Re 1 license fee per annum. Companies would require a separate licence, authorisation, permission to offer any kind of telecom\/broadcasting services.
<\/div><\/div>The regulator has also suggested that no frequency spectrum be assigned to SESG permit-holders as they won\u2019t be providing communication services to end-consumers. It has recommended that they disclose details of the terms and conditions of contracts\/ license agreements entered into with their parent\/ associate companies and\/ or satellite system owners\/operators.
Trai<\/a>, though, has backed the sharing of satellite earth station resources among licensees -- as in between a proposed SESG permit-holder and a telecom service licensee.
\u201cThe SESG licensee may provide satellite-based resources to any entity, which holds licence\/ permission granted by the Department of Telecommunications or the ministry of information & broadcasting, and is permitted to use satellite media for the provision of services under its license\/ permission,\u201d Trai said in its recommendations on licensing framework for operating satellite gateways.
It added that an SESG licensee may set up gateways in respect of one or more government-approved satellite systems.
Further, the regulator has recommended that telecom and broadcasting service permit-holders -- eligible to provide satcoms in India -- can either establish their own satellite earth station gateways or connect their baseband gear with the satellite gateways set up by SESG licensees.
Trai<\/a>, though, has backed the sharing of satellite earth station resources among licensees -- as in between a proposed SESG permit-holder and a telecom service licensee.
\u201cThe SESG licensee may provide satellite-based resources to any entity, which holds licence\/ permission granted by the Department of Telecommunications or the ministry of information & broadcasting, and is permitted to use satellite media for the provision of services under its license\/ permission,\u201d Trai said in its recommendations on licensing framework for operating satellite gateways.
It added that an SESG licensee may set up gateways in respect of one or more government-approved satellite systems.
Further, the regulator has recommended that telecom and broadcasting service permit-holders -- eligible to provide satcoms in India -- can either establish their own satellite earth station gateways or connect their baseband gear with the satellite gateways set up by SESG licensees.
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