RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025: Spectrum Policy Updates & WRC Reviews
Explore the Radio Spectrum Policy Group's work program for 2024/2025, including peer reviews, WRC outcomes, and future spectrum utilization plans. Stay informed on strategic spectrum matters and upcoming WRC-27 themes to shape EU spectrum policies effectively.
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March 2024 doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Date: 14 March 2024 Author:Aleksander Soltysik Name Company Address Phone Email Aleksander Soltysik Radio Spectrum Policy Group, Permanent Representation of Poland to the EU Rue Stevin 139, Bruxelles +32 493405234 Aleksander.soltysik@ms z.gov.pl Invited presentation Slide 1 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Public consultations: October 30th December 15th 2023 Inputs received: 25 inputs Work items: Peer review, including exchanges of good practices for issues such as climate change; Good offices; WRC (WRC-23 results / identifying EU issues for WRC-27); Long-term vision for the upper 6 GHz; 6G strategic vision: Report on coverage/capacity needs for preparing a 6G spectrum roadmap; Future usage of the band 470-694 MHz in the EU; Strategic spectrum matters, in the context of the future RSPP and/or Digital Network Act. Invited presentation Slide 2 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Peer Review and Member States cooperation Peer Review Forums according to Article 35 EECC with regard to harmonised spectrum; Exchange of good practices of awards, and other issues, as appropriate, i.e. climate change; Annual reports according to Article 35 (8) EECC (published each February), and interim reports as appropriate. Invited presentation Slide 3 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 WRC Review and report on the outcome of WRC-23, including the Agenda for the next WRC and identify any issues of relevance for EU spectrum policy. Prepare an Interim Opinion identifying the main themes of WRC-27 where there is an EU policy in place, taking into account relevant spectrum harmonization measures. Time schedule: o Report on the result of the WRC-23: June 2024 o Interim Opinion on WRC-27: June 2025 Invited presentation Slide 4 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Good Offices to assis in bilateral negotiations between Member States Good Offices will continue to provide support to the European Commission in negotiations between Member States and countries outside the EU with relevant enhancements foreseen in the RSPG Opinion on The Future of electronic communication sector and its infrastructure i.e. define, with the relevant Member States and Commission, the work plan, the negotiation targets/objectives, timeline and the actions to carry out in coordination with third countries. Invited presentation Slide 5 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Long term vision for upper 6GHz band To build a long-term vision for the upper 6 GHz band and provide policy recommendations on how to best organise the future use of this band in Europe. The results of the (ongoing) technical studies in CEPT regarding the upper 6 GHz band; The need to ensure continuous operation of WAS/RLANs in the adjacent lower 6 GHz band (5945-6425 MHz). Time schedule: o Draft Opinion for Public consultation: February 2025 o Final Opinion: June 2025 Invited presentation Slide 6 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 6G strategic vision A proactive position for supporting the development and deployment of 6G in Europe. Early recognition of spectrum needs, including evaluating the coverage and capacity needs for 6G use cases and usages scenarios, so that the initial mass market launch and operation of 6G networks/services can start in 2030. Time schedule: o Draft Report/Opinion on 6G strategic vision: November 2024 o Final Report/Opinion on 6G strategic vision: February 2025 Invited presentation Slide 7 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Assessment of the future usage of the frequency band 470-694 MHz RSPG recognised the possibility that, for the use of the 470-694 MHz band, a single scenario may not be applicable to all Member States. The RSPG should carry out an assessment of the prospects for the use of the sub-700 MHz band in the decade 2030-2040 by the different Member States, seeking information from relevant institutional stakeholders. o to collect lessons from early initiatives from Member States introducing other usages than broadcasting o RSPG recognises the role of the PMSE and the need to preserve sufficient spectrum for PMSE needs, particularly audio-PMSE. Invited presentation Slide 8 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 Strategic Spectrum Matters RSPG contributed to the European Commission s broad consultation on The future of the electronic communications sector and its infrastructure . RSPG intends to continue to support EU policies and to advise the European Commission. The RSPG intends to follow the Digital Decade 2030 process, the reflection on a new regulatory policy for electronic communications and other EU Policy/initiatives that may require additional contribution from RSPG which are not already covered by the other work items of its Work Programme. Invited presentation Slide 9 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
doc.: IEEE 802.18-24/0025r0 March 2024 RSPG Work Programme 2024/2025 RSPG on climate change issues The RSPG believes that Climate change is of utmost importance. The RSPG believes that this work is progressing in the right direction, but it has not yet matured sufficiently in order to enable the Group to analyse the role of spectrum use in more detail. In the current situation, it seems unlikely that RSPG will be able to determine any concrete recommendations on how spectrum policies can facilitate a green digital transition for Europe, to be included within an opinion within the next two years. Invited presentation Slide 10 Aleksander Soltysik, RSPG
