U.S. companies that provide solutions to increase efficiency, lower costs, and promote better environmental protections may find opportunities in energy sector.

The policy target of Taiwan authorities is to add approximately 8 to 14GW  of such energy to the grid by 2050 with a market potential of $48 billion.

The United Kingdom boasts the most offshore installations and seven of the ten biggest offshore wind sites in the world.

Liaoning Province launches pilot program for trading green power.

Greece has been positioning itself to become an energy hub for the region since 2016, with a series of projects to prepare for such efforts. 

Political support and plans for expansion mark the UK as a significant opportunity for U.S. civil nuclear exports. 

The Government of Canada’s funding of a new critical minerals mining strategy provides U.S companies with an opportunity to expand into the Canadian market.

Kazakhstan has, for years, exported more than 79% of its crude oil to global markets via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC). 

Can Russia simply sell more oil to Asia, as oil is more replaceable than gas?

Can Russia reroute its gas exports to Asia, rather than to Europe?

Canada’s new position on small modular reactor (SMR) development offers many opportunities for U.S. suppliers and sub-suppliers to the SMR industry.

Among of the main objectives Tanzania’s budget is to build the economy,and reduce poverty and unemployment, especially to the youth.

Sonangol, the former Angolan fuel concessionaire which once held a number of companies not linked to oil and gas is now becoming a clean energy company.

Ethiopia has renewable energy resources with the potential to generate over 60,000 MW of electric power from hydroelectric, wind, solar and geothermal sources.

Israel’s electricity company publishes $2.5 billion procurement plan and seeks U.S. Exporters of grid equipment.