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U.S. Department of Commerce Releases Report on Streamlining Government Permitting and Reducing Unnecessary Regulations on the Domestic Manufacturing Industry

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Today, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross released the Streamlining Permitting and Regulatory Burdens for American Manufacturers report that was submitted to President Donald Trump. This report, which gathered input from domestic manufacturers and industry stakeholders, identified 20 sets of regulations and permitting issues as being a top priority for reform and immediate action to begin unleashing of the domestic manufacturing industry.More

Certified Trade Mission to Peru – Water & Wastewater Opportunities – Webinar

Join the American Water Works Association and the U.S. Department of Commerce for a conversation about the available opportunities in the water & wastewater industries for U.S. companies looking to travel as a part of the delegation to Peru.

Why Peru? Peru’s new president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, is a former World Bank executive and former prime minister, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Energy for Peru. Kuczynski’s administration wants to set clear environmental standards and improve the country’s water and wastewater infrastructure. This presents an important opportunity for potential suppliers to gain traction in promoting to the incoming administration— potentially for the next five years and longer—new technologies, supplies, investments and services related to the water industry.
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Department of Commerce to Host Webinar for U.S. Water Companies For Mexico

gdlogo_mediasponsorOn April 21, 2:30pm to 4:00pm Eastern Time, the U.S. Department of Commerce will use a webinar to present opportunities in Mexico for U.S. water companies.

The speakers will include a representative from the Mexican National Water Commission (CONAGUA), a Mexican water consultant, and the Commercial Specialist from Embassy Mexico that is an expert on introducing U.S. water companies into the market in Mexico.

To register, please contact Matthew Quigley, matthew.quigley@trade.gov or 248 296 2658.
This webinar will present upcoming projects and programs from the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City that are available to U.S. water companies.

The Mexico Water Commission, CONAGUA, will make a presentation on the regulations, with which the need for compliance offers opportunities for U.S. water companies.

The U.S. Embassy will explain what steps need to be taken in order for U.S. water companies to access the market in Mexico.

A consultant will offer his perspective on how he has helped companies win projects.

 

SPONGE CITY SUMMIT HOSTED IN DETROIT SEEKS ANSWERS FOR CHINA

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GD Logo MediaSponsor1A collaboration of Mandarin Environment, the U.S. Department of Commerce, Parjana Distribution, GreeningDetriot.com will be hosting a storm water management summit at Parjana’s main offices in Detroit from 2:30pm – 4:30pm on Feb 22, 2016.

The topic will be China’s Sponge City Initiative, with John Robinson and Jiang Shuyang of Mandarin Environment leading the roundtable discussion on the market for green infrastructure. The summit has been created because the Chinese urban planners seem to have underestimated the potential and frequency for larger than normal rain events. The hosts have invited over 100 businesses, municipalities, and urban planners to weigh in their perspectives and create business opportunities.More

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