Sustainability is no longer optional—it is a decisive factor in accessing both new markets and financial resources. Governments in Canada, the USA, and the EU are linking incentives, tax credits, and grants directly to sustainable projects.

The global shift:
– Green Deal & PNRR (Italy/EU): supporting projects that reduce emissions, digitize processes, and innovate sustainably.
– Canadian Programs: funding for green manufacturing, clean tech, and energy transition initiatives.
– U.S. Incentives: federal and state programs tied to renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and advanced mobility.

For SMEs, this means that expansion and sustainability go hand in hand. By aligning internationalization projects with environmental and social impact goals, companies can unlock financial support that significantly reduces the cost of entering new markets.

At Smart-Kube, we guide clients through:
– Identifying applicable grants and tax credits.
– Structuring projects to maximize eligibility.
– Building partnerships with institutions and investors that value sustainability.

Bottom line:
Sustainable growth is not just about image—it’s a financial advantage and a competitive edge in international markets.