Wind power is among Vietnam’s priorities in the clean energy transition. It is estimated that 8.6% of Vietnam’s land mass could be used for wind power. 

Vietnam is one of Asia’s fastest-growing energy markets. Vietnam expects power consumption to grow from 10% annually until 2030. 

Taiwan’s net-zero goals presents opportunities for U.S. green building suppliers.

In July 2022, Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy presented its draft Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan (INECP) through 2030 

Carbon capture, usage, and storage (CCUS) have been identified as a key opportunity for economic growth and for achieving net-zero emissions in the UK.

Mozambique’s Local Content Group (LCG) seeks to promote Human Skills Development to Strengthen Local Small and Medium Enterprises and Develop Financing Lines.

Ghana’s Energy Ministry announced that it will offer new oil blocks in Ghana’s Western and Eastern Basins for exploration through direct negotiations.

Three Special Economic Zones are in Gauteng Province 

Serbia Considering Nuclear Technology for Clean Energy Transition

Solutions will be needed to handle solar panel waste due to growing clean energy use.

The newly elected Australian government has committed to accelerate clean energy transition efforts.

U.S. companies that provide solutions to increase efficiency, lower costs, and promote better environmental protections may find opportunities in energy sector.

The policy target of Taiwan authorities is to add approximately 8 to 14GW  of such energy to the grid by 2050 with a market potential of $48 billion.

The United Kingdom boasts the most offshore installations and seven of the ten biggest offshore wind sites in the world.

Liaoning Province launches pilot program for trading green power.