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| − | In 218 AS, as mass production of jump gates moved into high gear, funding became an issue for many foreign corporate and government entities that wished to finance jump routes of their own. To encourage construction, Ageira Technologies and Deep Space Engineering capitalized a wholly independent entity, Interspace Commerce (IC), to offer loans and assist in the financing of jump-gate construction. By 350 AS, IC became the primary financier of trade lanes for the other houses. | + | In 218 AS, as mass production of jump gates moved into high gear, funding became an issue for many foreign corporate and government entities that wished to finance jump routes of their own. To encourage construction, [[Ageira Technologies]] and [[Deep Space Engineering]] capitalized a wholly independent entity, Interspace Commerce (IC), to offer loans and assist in the financing of jump-gate construction. By 350 AS, IC became the primary financier of trade lanes for the other houses. |
In a joint venture, IC and Ageira Technologies recently developed a new real-time scanner system, called Universal Ship Identification (USI), that can be installed in jump gates and trade lanes. It allows IC to track shipments and levy tariffs appropriately. Some houses suspect that IC is using this data to gain a competitive advantage, but so far, nothing can be proven. | In a joint venture, IC and Ageira Technologies recently developed a new real-time scanner system, called Universal Ship Identification (USI), that can be installed in jump gates and trade lanes. It allows IC to track shipments and levy tariffs appropriately. Some houses suspect that IC is using this data to gain a competitive advantage, but so far, nothing can be proven. | ||
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*[[Renzu Shipyards]], [[Hiroshima]] | *[[Renzu Shipyards]], [[Hiroshima]] | ||
*[[Roppongi Station]], [[New Tokyo]] | *[[Roppongi Station]], [[New Tokyo]] | ||
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*[[Waterloo Station]], [[New London]] | *[[Waterloo Station]], [[New London]] | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 14 January 2018
- This is an NPC faction. For the affiliated player faction, see Interspace Commerce (player faction). For the rules for this particular faction, see Interspace Commerce ID.
| Interspace Commerce | |
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| Origin | |
| Alignment | Corporation |
| Profile | |
| Date of founding | 218 A.S. |
| Founder(s) | Ageira and DSE |
| Base of operations | Newark Station, New York |
| Primary role | |
| Cargo insurance | |
| Secondary role | |
| Cargo transport and trade | |
Description
In 218 AS, as mass production of jump gates moved into high gear, funding became an issue for many foreign corporate and government entities that wished to finance jump routes of their own. To encourage construction, Ageira Technologies and Deep Space Engineering capitalized a wholly independent entity, Interspace Commerce (IC), to offer loans and assist in the financing of jump-gate construction. By 350 AS, IC became the primary financier of trade lanes for the other houses.
In a joint venture, IC and Ageira Technologies recently developed a new real-time scanner system, called Universal Ship Identification (USI), that can be installed in jump gates and trade lanes. It allows IC to track shipments and levy tariffs appropriately. Some houses suspect that IC is using this data to gain a competitive advantage, but so far, nothing can be proven.
Interspace is now heavily into insurance, and insures most high value cargo throughout Sirius.
History
218 A.S. - Company is formed by a partnership between Ageira technologies and Deep Space Engineering to fund and stimulate Jump Gate construction in other houses outside of Liberty.
350 A.S. - IC becomes the primary financier of trade lanes for the other houses.
523 A.S. - IC agrees to forgive all debts to foreign houses, and turns control of the trade lanes and jump gates in those houses over to their governments, in exchange for tolls for using said routes for the next 200 years.
535 A.S. - IC expands its operations and begins insuring shipments throughout Sirius.
700 A.S. - IC and Ageira Technologies partner in a project to develop a system for real-time scanning of cargo passing thru trade lanes and jump gates.
Owned Bases
- Bonn Station, New Berlin
- Furyoku Station, Okinawa
- Newark Station, New York
- Renzu Shipyards, Hiroshima
- Roppongi Station, New Tokyo
- Wall Street Station, Honshu
- Waterloo Station, New London
Other bases populated
- Planet Manhattan, New York
- Planet Denver, Colorado
- Sheffield Station, Manchester
- Glasgow Outpost, Leeds
Diplomacy
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| Factions of Liberty | ||
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| Lawful | Liberty Security Force • Liberty Navy • Liberty Police, Inc. |  |
| Corporate | Ageira Technologies • Cryer Pharmaceuticals • Deep Space Engineering • Interspace Commerce • Orbital Spa & Cruise • Synth Foods Inc. • Universal Shipping | |
| Quasi-legal | Junkers | |
| Unlawful | Lane Hackers • Liberty Rogues • Xenos | |
