The France 2030 plan, with a total budget of €54 billion — €1.5 billion of which is allocated to the space sector — aims to strengthen the French industrial fabric, invest in innovative technologies, and support ecological transition. This program positions France to address the economic, technological, and environmental challenges of tomorrow while enhancing its competitiveness and sovereignty.

In a global context marked by profound transformations, mastering environmental and mobility challenges has become a strategic sovereignty issue. To ensure reinforced national independence, French government agencies require systems capable of:

• Monitoring critical change indicators, such as rising sea levels or wildfire outbreaks;
• Tracking and managing logistics, network, and infrastructure parameters related to transport and energy;
• Collecting positional data on sensitive equipment.

As a French satellite operator specializing in IoT, Kinéis leverages its expertise and extensive partner network — including connected device manufacturers, digital platform developers, and other key stakeholders — to modernize public sector tools and bolster the competitiveness of strategic French industries.

To this end, a large-scale deployment of several thousand connected terminals is planned over the next three years. These terminals, tailored to various use cases, will address the needs of public actors, particularly in environmental protection, logistics tracking, and maritime surveillance.