Italy to increase its imports of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) which increases prospects for U.S. suppliers of LNG and related equipment.

Italy to relaunch its civilian nuclear energy production, increasing prospects for U.S. nuclear energy and decommissioning products, services, and technologies.

As U.S. investment in Italian soccer teams continues specialized U.S. sports businesses may find new markets in Italy (also 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics).

Italy boasts an advanced genomics R&D sector, ranking among Europe’s top performers

Opportunities may exist for hydro and geologic risk prevention, monitoring, engineering, land consolidation and reclamation.

Electric vehicle sales grow in Italy, but the charging infrastructure is not fit to meet demand. This may be an opportunity for U.S. firms in this supply chain.

Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan includes projects and funds for Italy’s energy transition and security, especially after a December 2023 revision.

The Italian Multi-year Defense Planning Document allocates $30 billion of resources.

Italy’s energy mix is increasingly composed of variable renewable energy sources. Electricity storage is needed to integrate renewables into the grid.

Italy to spend over $18 billion on smart cities and intelligent transportation by 2026.

Croatia and Italy are considering building an 300MW offshore wind farm in the Northern Adriatic Sea.

Opportunities for Cloud Products and Services in the Italian Digitalization Process.

Italy’s advanced air mobility (AAM) project will create an ecosystem for interurban commercial transport, freight transport and more.

Demand for new bioplastic materials and innovative processing technologies is high and contributes to the European and Italian plastics circular economy policy.

The U.S. Government investment attraction program SelectUSA can help U.S. Economic Development Organizations (EDOs) in attracting Italian investments.