Since the trade mission, the COE and Water Cluster UK have alreadycollaborated?by connecting a dozen water technology companies in the United Kingdom with opportunities to enter the United States market through the COE.
?This is a great opportunity for both of our organizations,? said Nathan Allen, executive director of the COE. ?When we can connect U.K.-based water tech companies with U.S. market opportunities, that?s a benefit to the Water Cluster. When we can attract international businesses to enter the U.S. market through the COE, that?s good for Nevada and the broader U.S. water market.?
The COE and its new partners may will collaborate in many areas, including the development of common strategies that will increase the visibility of partnership water clusters in the international market.
The partners may also exchange information and research with an eye toward launching joint initiatives around water efficiency and urban water management.
In addition to the Water Cluster UK in the East of England, the European Union?s Water Efficiency consortium consists of?ZINNAE?in Arag?n, Spain;?EA eco-entreprises?in Provence-Alpes-C?te d?Azur (France);?Migal Galilee Technology Center?in Eastern Galilee (Israel); andParagon Europe?in Malta.
