Its an international issue. And after the Outer space treaty getting more space legislation threw any sort of international organization has turned out to be impossible.
The nations are afraid of adding more regulation for sat de-orbiting. Because its easy to add regulation requiring de-orbiting is in place, but if your sat is dead, you don't actually pay for removing it.
The regulation that is needed is that if you leave something behind you have to de-orbit it but since there is no commercial service for this or a known cost, all the nations are afraid to do it, as the sat providers would just leave the country.
Hopefully these things will be demonstrate and there will be an actual price and then you can potentially insure for it.
The nations are afraid of adding more regulation for sat de-orbiting. Because its easy to add regulation requiring de-orbiting is in place, but if your sat is dead, you don't actually pay for removing it.
The regulation that is needed is that if you leave something behind you have to de-orbit it but since there is no commercial service for this or a known cost, all the nations are afraid to do it, as the sat providers would just leave the country.
Hopefully these things will be demonstrate and there will be an actual price and then you can potentially insure for it.