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Spain is a vibrant market for U.S. producers of renewable energy technology.
The ecological transition of the French economy is outlined in “France Revival Plan 2030.” France will invest in new technologies with the goal of becoming the first European country to reach carbon neutrality in 2050.
The Qatari government recently enacted a law governing public-private partnerships (PPPs) signaling to U.S. firms access to the government of Qatar on infrastructure development opportunities.
Sweden’s energy-efficient and sustainable construction market offers good opportunities for U.S. companies in the design and construction sector.
Korea’s energy policy supports a move away from coal and civil nuclear in favor of LNG and renewable. This has implications as the U.S. liquefaction capacity continues to grow.
Opportunities for Environmental industries in Saudi Arabia.
The UK will likely be granted the right to import and export energy free of tariffs from and to other World Trade Organization members with potential longer-term impacts related to the UK’s relationship with the EU’s Internal Energy Market.
There are opportunities in The Philippines for U.S. suppliers of energy storage systems.
The Philippines needs to take its grid to the next level with interoperable standards, and greater security. The utilities are seeking smart grid solutions, and opportunity for U.S. companies in the sector.
Poland’s Energy Policy by 2040 (PEP2040) maps out Poland’s plan to introduce nuclear power into its energy mix.
Tauron Group, the Polish state-owned electric power concern, has been participating in research programs carried out by the American Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in the area of energy storage.
Poland plans to achieve the EU15 energy intensity level of 2005 by 2030 and is obligated to meet EU directives to improve energy efficiency by 20% in 2020, showing annual energy efficiency savings of 1.5%.
Almost eighty percent of Poland’s electricity is produced by hard and brown coal fired power plants that were built between1960-1980, and no longer meet the EU’s strict environmental requirements for greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
Expanding and upgrading of Poland’s electricity transmission network is a key element to meet its EU goals of increasing renewable energy sources.