UK plans for net zero emissions by 2050
New policies create opportunities for Wisconsin companies to contribute their knowledge, services and technologies.
Australians are snapping up electric cars
As the Australian electric vehicle industry develops, there will be an increased need for charging infrastructure and supporting products, presenting a potential opportunity for Wisconsin exporters.
Improving the UK’s electric vehicle charging network
As part of its strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, the UK government has pledged to invest in electric vehicle connectivity, presenting new clean energy-related opportunities for U.S. suppliers.
Mexico explores sustainable public transport options
Among the projects receiving investment are expansion of the Mexico City Metro, buses, streetcars, light trains and bicycles.
Spain’s dynamic water technology sector
Water technology companies in Wisconsin can take advantage of synergies with this industry cluster.
Russia prepares to modernize water treatment plants
An estimated 80% of the plants are in need of modernization.
Water technology needs in the Philippines
Access to clean water and sanitation is still varied among the country's many island economies, and overall strong economic growth is driving rapid development.
Canada undertakes upgrading its aging electrical grid
The need for modernizing the grid is leading to unprecedented levels of capital investment, and Wisconsin companies can contribute.
New Zealand leads the way on “smart city” innovation
Wisconsin companies can can help provide the sensors, systems, technologies and sustainable energy solutions to support these groundbreaking initiatives.
Mexico Tackles Waste Management and Environmental Impact
The Clean Industry Program was launched in Mexico in 1992; this program is one of the Mexican government’s pillars of enforcement strategy, along with inspections and citizen complaints. Companies volunteering to join the program pay for an environmental audit by an accredited third-party inspector. The audits assess both plants’ compliance with relevant environmental regulations and their adherence to international environmental management best practices not covered by regulations.
