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Saudi Arabia’s growing solar energy sector calls for new energy efficient applications. U.S. companies are encouraged to explore this market sector.
With peak carbon and carbon neutrality goals in place, China is poised to invest in CCUS technology.
Saudi Arabia boosts its Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) to position itself as an industrial and logistics leader in the Saudi market.
Demand for fresh water resources technology, essential to New Zealand’s farming community, presents potential export opportunities for U.S. producers.
U.S. business involved in solar projects in Japan should monitor the progress and details of the new regulation “Mandatory Decommissioning Cost Reserve.”
Costa Rican incentives to purchase electric vehicles to support its carbon free plan and green vision, offers opportunities for U.S. electric vehicle producers.
Taiwan’s booming renewables market creates strong prospects for U.S. Wind and Solar providers.
Kenya has ambitious goals of moving to 100% clean energy by 2030. There are opportunities for Utility Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Strategic infrastructure projects in Kenya will be delivered through Public Private Partnerships.
The Government of Uruguay extended the concession of Montevideo’s port container terminal to the Belgium company Katoen Natie, until the year 2080.
Strong political support and plans for expansion mark the UK as a significant opportunity for U.S. civil nuclear exports.
The U.S. Commercial Service has partnered with CAMACOL on a series of opportunities to connect U.S. companies with local construction companies.
China’s market for hospitals and senior center construction is large and growing, but government limits on procurement pose a challenge for U.S. firms.
U.S. design companies must partner with local design institutes to be qualified to access procurement opportunities for sports facilities.
Demand on Qatar’s power and water industries opens opportunities for U.S. companies offering electricity transmission and distribution technologies.