Panama is known for its strategic geographical location and for being the first Central American country with an Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) terminal.  

The Uruguayan government launched a pilot program for hydrogen powered vehicles and is interested in companies that can provide and integrate this technology.

Spanish companies are beginning to invest in renewable hydrogen projects.

The UK dominates the offshore wind market, owning a quarter of the total global portfolio.

Uruguay would like to increase the number of market participants in the EV sector, which represents an opportunity for U.S. electric vehicle producers.

Energy independence and a transition to renewable energy sources is a priority for the Croatian government.   

Panama is aiming to make a difference on electric mobility, by introducing a project to raise and regulate the minimum number of electric vehicles.

Clean energy investments in Canada are business opportunities for U.S. companies. 

Chile released a national strategy to develop green hydrogen to become a leading low-cost exporter by 2040.

The Philippine energy market offers opportunities in LNG, power generation, transmission, distribution and off-grid islands. 

Mozambique Natural Gas and LPG Plant development presents opportunities for U.S. suppliers. 

The Singapore government will issue $68 billion in new bonds to finance long-term infrastructure projects. 

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is inviting U.S. petrochemicals and derivatives manufacturers to participate in the development of the Ruwais Derivatives Park.

Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) is Poland’s largest company in the electrical power sector. 

The Australian Federal and State Governments are pursuing hydrogen fuel and power projects.