The U.S Department of State, the U.S Department of Energy, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency pursue international relationship-building activities focused on clean energy and climate change research, development, and demonstration. These occur in both multilateral fora (for example, the The Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate) and bilateral discussions (such as the Energy Cooperation Program with China). As a whole, these efforts are aimed at increasing the deployment of RE&EE technologies and best practices worldwide.
In addition, the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) and the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) have a range of programs in which RE&EE companies can take a direct role in capacity building.
RE&EE exports in action
The examples below illustrate how other U.S. government activities are creating new export markets.
How can I get involved?
USTDA’s brand of targeted foreign assistance presents opportunities for U.S. firms to provide analysis and advice related to USTDA grant-funded activities. Competitions are announced on the Federal Business Opportunities website.
Small U.S. consulting firms can also compete for contracts with USTDA to advise the agency on the funding proposals it receives. These contracts present valuable opportunities for small U.S. firms to establish overseas contacts.
To determine which, if any, EDN funding sources are appropriate for your developing-country project, spend a few minutes going through a brief screening of information specific to your project.
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