China’s Jilin Province is launching large-scale clean energy pilot projects that U.S. companies can pursue.

Canada is investing $17 billion into the construction of clean energy, hydrogen complexes that reduce carbon emissions via low-carbon fuels production.

Hungary’s hydrogen strategy aims to provide decision-makers an overview of the value chain, and identify elements where Hungary has a comparative advantage. 

The Philippines is addressing power reliability for rural electrification. Energy infrastructure improvements present export opportunities for U.S. companies.

Hungary’s National Clean Energy Strategy sets out scenarios on how to reach the 2050 carbon-free target. 

Costa Rica’s presents opportunities for solar and distributed generation, long-term accumulative batteries and electric vehicle chargers.

Vietnam has a plan for energy efficiency improvementsto to ensure national energy security.

Green Hydrogen is a priority in Poland in alignment with European Union energy policy. 

China has committed to enhancing climate action which will present opportunities for U.S. climate-friendly products and solutions.

Shanxi authorities are emphasizing a transition to renewable and clean energy to boost their economic development, presenting opportunities for U.S. firms.

China’s mega-city Wuhan reaffirms plan to peak carbon emissions by 2022 and urges industries to upgrade power equipment or replace coal power.

Beijing laid out detailed hydrogen industry development goals and roadmap for the next five years, which  presents opportunities for U.S. hydrogen companies.

Mozambique’s free trade zone set to expand into heavy industries and seeks to develop a 2000MW gas-fired powerplant to satisfy the energy demand in the region.

The projected increase of renewables requires the German energy landscape to shift towards new and innovative storage systems.

Hydrogen technology will be a major component of Germany´s planned transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2045.