Gorsaf ddaearol lloeren

Please note our ongoing work on our mobile data strategy.

Our strategy considers the challenges that rapidly growing demand for mobile data services could raise and what this may imply for Ofcom's work over the coming years. In particular, we identify and prioritise a number of spectrum bands where we are undertaking further work regarding their potential future availability for mobile data use, whilst recognising the many other competing demands for spectrum. Our statement was published in May 2014.

We updated our strategy in June 2016 to take into account new developments such as developments in 5G technology.

Diweddariad: 2 Chwefror 2018

Ym mis Hydref 2017, fe wnaethom gadarnhau sut rydym yn bwriadu ymestyn mynediad sbectrwm ar gyfer gwasanaethau symudol yn y dyfodol yn y band 3.6GHz i 3.8GHz er mwyn galluogi dinasyddion a defnyddwyr ledled y DU i elwa ar wasanaethau symudol yn y dyfodol yn cynnwys 5G.

Fe wnaethom felly ddechrau’r broses statudol i gynnig:

• diddymu trwyddedau cysylltiadau sefydlog yn y band 3.6GHz i 3.8GHz; ac
• amrywio trwyddedau a dyfarniadau mynediad sbectrwm cydnabyddedig ar gyfer gorsafoedd daear lloeren fel na fyddai Ofcom mwyach yn ystyried gorsafoedd daear lloeren gyda chydran derbyn yn y band 3.6GHz i 3.8GHz at ddibenion rheoli amledd.

Mae’r ddogfen hon yn rhoi’r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf am pryd rydym yn disgwyl i’r sbectrwm yn y band 3.6GHz to 3.8GHz fod ar gael (PDF, 172.3 KB), yn dilyn y trafodaethau rydym wedi’u cynnal fel rhan o'r broses honno.

Fees for Satellite Earth Station licences (PDF, 92.2 KB)

Fees for Grant of RSA for ROES (PDF, 90.0 KB)

UK Frequency Allocations for Satellite Earth Stations (PDF, 283.0 KB)

Policy guidance regarding authorisation for Earth Stations on Vessels (ESVs) (PDF, 70.0 KB)

Due to growing interest in the use of non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) satellite networks we will be extending a number of existing satellite earth station licence products to permit operation with NGSO satellites.

This document sets out the changes Ofcom will make to the following satellite earth station licence products:

• Satellite (Earth Station Network);
• Satellite (Non-Geostationary Earth Station);
• Notice of Variation (NoV) of the Ship Radio licence for Earth Stations on Vessels (ESVs); and
• NoVs to the Ship and Aircraft Radio licences for Earth Stations On Moving Platforms (ESOMPs).

The changes will enable consumers and citizens in the UK, and on UK registered ships and aircraft, to benefit from broadband services provided by NGSO satellite networks. These networks are able to offer lower latency services than GSO satellite networks due to their lower orbit.

Read the full document (PDF, 792.0 KB).