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South Korea offers U.S. opportunities in metallurgical coal and partnerships on CCUS, carbon management, and repurposing existing coal plants.
Canada’s water monitoring and wastewater market - driven by federal freshwater funding, strict compliance, and tax incentives - is set to reach $3.4B by 2030.
Massive flooding & landslides triggered by days of heavy rain in the state of Rio Grande do Sul have put at least five dam structures at risk of collapse.
Taiwan’s new carbon fee structure creates new opportunities for U.S. energy-efficiency, carbon monitoring, process optimization, and environmental technologies.
Burma’s rising demand for professional cleaning and sanitation solutions creates opportunities for U.S. equipment, service, and franchise providers.
There are opportunities for U.S. firms to provide flood mitigation solutions to the enforcement agencies in Malaysia.
Upgrading of weather forecasts and early warning systems among the opportunities for U.S. firms providing flood mitigation solutions in Malaysia.
Malaysia enacts new guidelines for wastepaper and scrap metal.
Green Investment in Waste Management, a Driver of Economic Development
Qatar’s sustainable strategic plan for waste management and recycling
U.S. space and geospatial technology companies have a significant commercial opportunity to support the transformation of Africa’s mining industry.
Singapore’s energy diversification creates opportunities for U.S. LNG, hydrogen-ready power, grid, cable, and advanced energy technology suppliers.
Singapore is scaling EV charging infrastructure, creating strong opportunities for U.S. firms in charging technologies.
Jordan’s extreme water scarcity is driving ongoing opportunities in water infrastructure and advanced technologies.
Japan’s demand for advanced, energy-efficient and resilient building materials creates growing opportunities for U.S. companies.