Singapore makes energy intensive industries more carbon efficient.

Singapore will quadruple solar energy deployments by 2030.

Singapore companies will increase the use of advanced technologies such as 3D printing to enhance productivity, improve efficiencies, and optimize production.

Singapore has approved “lab-grown” meat products for sale. The interest in meat substitutes inspired Singapore’s Safety Assessment Requirements for Novel Foods,

Increased internet and mobile phone use contribute to the growth of eCommerce in Thailand.

The Japanese Government’s Bioeconomy Strategy advances biotechnology developments and provides U.S. companies with potential export opportunities.

The devolved Welsh Government in the United Kingdom has announced the launch of the International Learning Exchange Programme (ILEP).

The acquisition of firefighting equipment and services in Chile is needed to support firefighting during fire season.

Mexico has announced preliminarily plans to draft a new Official Mexican Standard that would place restrictions on the placement of products in supermarkets

The Canadian government auctions 3500 MHz Spectrum offering opportunities for U.S. companies in the 5G ecosystem and enabling technologies.

Saudi Arabia’s growing solar energy sector calls for new energy efficient applications. U.S. companies are encouraged to explore this market sector.

Japan’s space industry offers market opportunities as firms begin international collaboration with innovators, and development of cutting-edge technologies.

El Salvador approves 0% customs duty or value added tax (VAT) tax for electric vehicle imports.

With peak carbon and carbon neutrality goals in place, China is poised to invest in CCUS technology.

English language education remains a large market, although proficiency testing for Japan’s standardized entrance exams will not change as had been planned.