The Sustainable Space Tourism Coalition (SSTC) will be a membership-based organization that space tourism companies join to commit to sustainable practices.

The coalition will establish industry-wide standards for emissions, debris management, and ethical access that members must follow.

It will work with space agencies and environmental experts to create a certification program.

Participating companies will be regularly audited for compliance and will display the certification as a mark of sustainability leadership.

Additionally, SSTC will facilitate technology sharing among members to reduce emissions and waste, creating a cooperative environment for innovation.

Special emphasis will be placed on developing scalable solutions that can be economically feasible and widely adopted.

The coalition will also lobby for regulatory support and incentives for sustainable practices.

The SSTC offers a clear competitive advantage by providing space tourism companies with a sustainability certification recognized across the industry, elevating their brand image and attracting environmentally conscious customers.

It also mitigates regulatory risks by aligning with future sustainability regulations and fosters technology advancements through collaborative efforts among members.

The coalition's formation is feasible with moderate initial investment in organizing stakeholders and developing standards.

Existing sustainable technologies can be adapted and shared amongst members, reducing innovation costs.

As regulatory bodies are actively seeking solutions, there will likely be strong governmental support, though consensus on standards may take time.

The challenge lies in aligning varied company interests and achieving widespread participation.