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Canopée, the extraordinary ship designed to transport Ariane 6 components, docked for the first time in French Guiana.

As the largest consumer of electricity in French Guiana, Europe’s spaceport has been taking proactive measures to measure, limit, and offset its impact on the environment for several years now.

The ESA ministerial conference came to a close on Wednesday 23 November. Several major European priorities in the space sector were discussed, with funding planned for the next three years.

The French space agency and Europe’s spaceport took part in the fourth edition of Green Days.

Ariane 6 has achieved a new milestone: the launcher is fully assembled for the first time and installed on its launch pad.

Ariane 6, Vega-C, young people, Space Museum, launches and more... Find out what’s happening at Europe’s spaceport on social media!

Following the call for applications launched at the end of last year to host mini- and micro-launchers at Europe’s spaceport, seven candidates were short-listed from all over Europe, including two from France.

CNES grant award ceremony took place on Wednesday 13 July in the amphitheatre A of the University of French Guiana.

Regulus, a company that manufactures and casts solid propellant for Ariane and Vega at Europe’s spaceport, has been committed to a wide-ranging plan to reduce its energy consumption since 2010.

Awards ceremony, meeting with Thomas Pesquet, "L'Espace c'est classe" (Space is ace). What have been the educational highlights for young Guianese people over the last few weeks? The answer in pictures.

Don't miss this event: the French astronaut from European Space Agency will be in French Guiana on 15 and 16 June.

Two new buildings have been erected on the base. Named Titan and Odyssey, these sustainable buildings are showcases for the European Spaceport of tomorrow.