West Midlands environmental technology firms are invited to explore opportunities in Poland, free of charge, in a market visit organised by UK Trade & Investment.
The Polish government has committed to spending more than €16 billion on environmental projects in the next six years (up to 2016), of which 55% will be water and waste water projects, 29% air pollution control, 10% waste management and 6% on other projects. UKTI’s West Midlands International Cluster Coordinator for Environmental Technologies, James Ahearne,…
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