UAE’s water shortage and increased demand present opportunities for U.S. exporters in water technologies.

The privatization of utilities in Brazil is forecast to increase investment in Brazils water and wastewater sector.

The Government of India’s recent policy restricting the use of single use plastics to curb pollution, offers immense opportunities for the U.S. resin suppliers.

Singapore plans to deploy new fully electric buses for public transportation by 2040.

Saudi Arabia’s growing focus on a cleaner environment creates numerous opportunities for specialized U.S. companies in this emerging industry.

A carbon exchange platform is launched for the Middle East and North Africa to create new trading opportunities in Saudi Arabia. 

Singapore develops a Blueprint for 2030 Green Plan to halve carbon emissions and achieve next-zero emissions.

Singapore makes energy intensive industries more carbon efficient.

Demand for fresh water resources technology, essential to New Zealand’s farming community, presents potential export opportunities for U.S. producers. 

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.