According to the German think tank, Ember, 70 percent of methane leaks from Europe’s coal mines are in Poland.  

The UK Government launched its Green Jobs Taskforce, with the aim to create 2 million green jobs by 2030. 

Croatia, supported by the European Union, will invest $2.6 billion in construction and development of water and wastewater systems. 

Indonesia’s announced seven new water supply and waste water treatment projects worth a total of $1.9 billion and may present significant export opportunities for U.S. companies.

Singapore offers multiple opportunities in smart AI-based environment technology, biomedical, and water and wastewater treatments.

The Qatari government recently enacted a law governing public-private partnerships (PPPs) signaling to U.S. firms access to the government of Qatar on infrastructure development opportunities. 

Sweden’s energy-efficient and sustainable construction market offers good opportunities for U.S. companies in the design and construction sector. 

Opportunities for Environmental industries in Saudi Arabia.

India, is ill-equipped with ambient air quality monitoring stations, which presents opportunities for U.S.companies offering environmental monitoring systems and solutions.

India’s new emission norms present numerous export opportunities for American air pollution control technology firms.  

Poland plans to spend $30 billion on clean heating to fight smog. The World Health Organization says that 33 out of Europe’s 50 most polluted cities are in Poland, including Krakow and cities in the southern Silesia coal mining region. 

Food security in Qatar grew in importance following the 2017 Gulf Rift that halted food supply lines overnight from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates. Qatar has built a self-sustaining dairy industry since the onset of the Rift, and is seeking strengthened food security in a variety of other agricultural industries.