Saudi Arabia’s economy is expected to jump from the 18th to 15th largest economy in the world by 2030 with the Shareek investment program

Thailand’s 20-year Smart Grid Master Plan opens opportunities for U.S. companies to provide cost-effective technologies for a greener energy future.

U.S. firms can benefit from Japan’s developments in hydrogen energy by exploring collaboration with local players and long-term market opportunities.

Vietnam is seeking greater energy efficiency, improved transmission, and alternative fuels for its energy storage sector. 

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

Saudi Arabia has expanded its renewable energy reach and placed ACWA Power at the center of its Vision 2030 goal.

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.

Singapore will quadruple solar energy deployments by 2030.

Saudi Arabia’s growing solar energy sector calls for new energy efficient applications. U.S. companies are encouraged to explore this market sector.

With peak carbon and carbon neutrality goals in place, China is poised to invest in CCUS technology.

Saudi Arabia boosts its Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) to position itself as an industrial and logistics leader in the Saudi market. 

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