Our CleanTech Practice

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GB5D Accelerates International Business Development

of Innovative CleanTech Companies through

a Network of Global Connections.

Almost 50 years ago, during the 70's and 80's, the US started making great strides in cleaning up the environment, in response to some highly publicized environmental disasters

 

The 1972 Clean Water Act, the 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act,  the 1976 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the 1980 Superfund and the 1990 Clean Air Act at times set precedents for the rest of the world.

 

But when the US decided not to sign up to the Kyoto protocol the US CleanTech industry started to loose ground. Backing out of the Paris Agreement has not helped.

 

Nevertheless, several US States are very heavily invested in upholding the Paris Accord. They need CleanTech to help them achieve their ambitious goals.

 

Today companies worldwide are developing CleanTech solutions to address our needs for Clean Energy, Clean Water and Air, and a Circular Economy.

 

The need is Global, and in some countries cleaning up the environment has become a social mandate. Political regimes know their futures are threatened if they can not reverse the current trends.

 

Many CleanTech projects can only succeed with the support of several major stakeholders:

 

  • Local government agencies
  • Local community support
  • Local utilities

making it even more difficult for innovative SME CleanTech companies to enter Foreign Markets.

This is exactly where we can help.

Our CleanTech Practice

GB5D Accelerates

International Business Development 

of Innovative CleanTech Companies

through a

Network of Global Connections.

Almost 50 years ago, during the 70's and 80's, the US started making great strides in cleaning up the environment, in response to some highly publicized environmental disasters

 

The 1972 Clean Water Act, the 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act,  the 1976 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the 1980 Superfund and the 1990 Clean Air Act at times set precedents for the rest of the world.

 

But when the US decided not to sign up to the Kyoto protocol the US CleanTech industry started to loose ground. Backing out of the Paris Agreement has not helped.

 

Nevertheless, several US States are very heavily invested in upholding the Paris Accord. They need CleanTech to help them achieve their ambitious goals.

 

Today companies worldwide are developing CleanTech solutions to address our needs for Clean Energy, Clean Water and Air, and a Circular Economy.

 

The need is Global, and in some countries cleaning up the environment has become a social mandate. Political regimes know their futures are threatened if they can not reverse the current trends.

 

Many CleanTech projects can only succeed with the support of several major stakeholders:

 

  • Local government agencies
  • Local community support
  • Local utilities

making it even more difficult for innovative SME CleanTech companies to enter Foreign Markets.

This is exactly where we can help.