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1 April, 2026

Volta Space Technologies Salutes the Courage of the Artemis II Crew and the Ambition of a New Lunar Era

As humanity returns to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years, Volta honors the bold vision driving us deeper into space.

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Volta Selected for NATO DIANA Accelerator

Volta is proud to announce its selection to the NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) Challenge Programme.  Our work will advance a novel optical-power solution designed to keep small uncrewed aerial systems persistently…  


IN THE PRESS

View of Earth from space with clouds and ocean, partially showing a spacecraft or satellite on the right side.

Volta’s First LightPort is going to the Moon

The Canadian Space Agency awarded $16 million to pioneer advanced space technologies.

A spacecraft with solar panels and a large blue beam of energy or light emanating from it, set against the backdrop of outer space filled with stars.

Volta Space Technologies U.S., in partnership with Cornell University’s Space Systems Design Studio and Magma Space, has been awarded a NASA Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I contract…..

Volta Awarded NASA STTR

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Volta and ispace US agree on strategic joint “Survive the Night” capability for Lunar missions.

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NASA Awards $500K in First Phase of $5M Watts on the Moon Challenge

Inside view of the International Space Station, showing Earth through multiple windows

Government of Canada Selects 10 Companies for SoCal-Canadian Space Accelerator.

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Volta Space Technologies, a space and defense technology company leading the way in enabling future missions to survive the lunar night, announced selection of