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The transfer period will end with the next expansion, when any sovereignty hub operating in legacy IHub mode will be automatically transitioned into Sov Hub mode.
The transfer period will end with the next expansion, when any sovereignty hub operating in legacy IHub mode will be automatically transitioned into Sov Hub mode.


For an in-depth explanation of the SovHub transition, you can visit the [https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/sovereignty-structures-and-transition Sovereignty, Structures & Transition devblog].
For an in-depth explanation of the SovHub transition, you can visit the [https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/sovereignty-structures-and-transition Sovereignty, Structures & Transition devblog]. More info: [https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/sovereignty-updates-transition-and-upgrades Sovereignty Updates: Transition & Upgrades]


The Sovereignty Hub's capabilities grow as upgrades are added for coordinating defense, industry, resources, and logistics. Each dedicated upgrade requires a mix of colony resources in the form of workforce, power, and reagents, and apart from the base power generated from the stellar flux, these must be provided by planetary exploitation through the new [[Orbital Skyhook]]s.
The Sovereignty Hub's capabilities grow as upgrades are added for coordinating defense, industry, resources, and logistics. Each dedicated upgrade requires a mix of colony resources in the form of workforce, power, and reagents, and apart from the base power generated from the stellar flux, these must be provided by planetary exploitation through the new [[Orbital Skyhook]]s.