Panama is known for its strategic geographical location and for being the first Central American country with an Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) terminal.  

The Uruguayan government launched a pilot program for hydrogen powered vehicles and is interested in companies that can provide and integrate this technology.

Don’t Miss the Boat: U.S. suppliers could capitalize on Italian stimulus spending on port infrastructure.

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.

Cost Rica infrastructure projects such as train systems, airports, highways, ports, bridges, and water treatment present opportunities for U.S. companies. 

Spanish companies are beginning to invest in renewable hydrogen projects.

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

The UK dominates the offshore wind market, owning a quarter of the total global portfolio.

Uruguay would like to increase the number of market participants in the EV sector, which represents an opportunity for U.S. electric vehicle producers.

The Government of India has allocated $83.2 billion for infrastructure creating new export opportunities in real estate development.

Energy independence and a transition to renewable energy sources is a priority for the Croatian government.   

Panama is aiming to make a difference on electric mobility, by introducing a project to raise and regulate the minimum number of electric vehicles.

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