Poland plans to install smart meters at 80% of end-users by 2026. Currently the number of intelligent meters installed constitutes only 5% of the total number of meters in operation (1.3 million).

The Polish government is working on legislation to allow the construction of wind farms off of Poland’s coastline.

Photovoltaics will experience significant growth in Poland in the upcoming years.

This short report introduces American companies to Israel’s IRDS requirements and also provides a brief comparison between the IRDS and GDPR provisions. 

Large-scale utilization of renewable energy requires both energy accumulation and grid stabilization. The boom in electric mobility in the Czech Republic has led to the advancement of grid energy storage.  

The ownership and operations of cemeteries, memorial parks and crematoria in Australia is largely the responsibility of state or local authorities. Suppliers of funeral products traditionally enter the Australian market by working with an existing distributor. 

SASO (Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization) is introducing an electronic certification and conformity assessment system that is mandatory for all imported goods entering Saudi Arabia. 

U.S. companies interested in becoming Aramco suppliers must register and meet strict localization requirements. 

In 2019, 53,447 Slovaks traveled to the United States, representing a 7.3 percent increase from the previous year and outrunning the number of incoming travelers from Hungary and the Czech Republic.

Consumer electronics spending in Philippines is expected to reach $8.1 billion by 2024. 

Korea’s tourism market opportunities remain strong. Growth trends are moving toward more diverse travel experiences and optimizing social media landscape. 

Replacement of obsolete equipment in order to comply with the NATO standards is a priority of the Czech army which uses inventory dating back to the times of the Warsaw Pact. This article summaries how to sell to the Czech Ministry of Defense. 

Regulatory reforms make Indonesia’s franchise market more attractive by easing local content requirements, removing the 250 outlet cap, and allowing more than one master franchisee. 

Delivery Duty Paid Incoterm should not be used in Brazil. 

Online purchases in Hungary recently surpassed all other forms of spending, according to a Mastercard survey. Thirty-five percent of Hungarians said they had never bought as much online as during this time, along with 57% of Europeans.