The United Kingdom announced a number of initiatives and funding sources to support the reduction of carbon emissions by 78% over the next 15 years. 

Singapore’s water market offers opportunities for U.S. firms to export smart water technologies and recycling equipment to the country.  

Imported technology is needed to implement water treatment plants in Guatemala’s 340 municipalities by May 2024.

Plans to improve water treatment in Guatemala represent potential for U.S. companies seeking commercial opportunities in this sector.

Taiwan’s acute drought presents opportunities for U.S. water-technology suppliers.

Australia has recently developed a national framework for the remediation and management of contaminated sites in both Australia and New Zealand. 

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

The Croatian capital city Zagreb is modernizing its public transportation with an environmentally friendly fleet. 

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

U.S. suppliers of energy efficient technology could benefit from Italy’s incentive program for homeowners. 

Rio de Janeiro will solicit bids for the state´s Water and Sewage Company (CEDAE)’s sewage collection and water treatment services.

Italy launches a national hydrogen strategy to help decarbonize the economy to meet European climate targets.

According to the German think tank, Ember, 70 percent of methane leaks from Europe’s coal mines are in Poland.  

The UK Government launched its Green Jobs Taskforce, with the aim to create 2 million green jobs by 2030. 

Croatia, supported by the European Union, will invest $2.6 billion in construction and development of water and wastewater systems.