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Renewable power surges forward in the UK
Wisconsin companies in the renewable energy field may find new opportunities for partnerships.
UK’s paper production lags demand
Wisconsin’s expertise in paper production could open doors.
The UK anticipates strong construction growth
Investments in infrastructure and other types of building projects are moving ahead, offering opportunities for Wisconsin companies.
Renewable energy is on the rise in the UK
The trend could open doors for Wisconsin companies in the renewable power sector.
The UK ramps up home building
A rise in home construction will fuel the floor and wall covering market and bring opportunities to Wisconsin companies in that sector.
The UK automotive industry seeks advanced technologies
Wisconsin companies in auto manufacturing, components, and technologies could contribute to the UK’s innovation targets.
The EU banks on hydrogen for clean energy
Goals call for rapidly scaling up hydrogen production, creating opportunities for Wisconsin companies with innovative technologies in the field.
UK projects a growing need for advanced technology tractors
With Wisconsin’s strength in agriculture and industrial equipment, UK markets may welcome the state’s innovative products.
Defense spending climbs in the UK
The government’s commitment to upgrade equipment and aircraft creates potential for Wisconsin companies to participate in a wide variety of defense sectors.
The eyewear industry envisions growing sales in the UK
Developing relationships and collaborations with opticians and suppliers could provide a variety of opportunities for Wisconsin companies to enter the UK’s eyewear supply chain.
Demand for new air conditioning and heating equipment heats up in the UK
Wisconsin companies in the heating and air conditioning industry could see opportunities to provide equipment, technology, or advice to their counterparts in the UK.
Demand for specialty food products is rising in the UK
Agricultural worker shortages and the war in Ukraine have made it harder for the UK to produce and stock its own food, creating opportunities for more imports from the U.S., including Wisconsin.
