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International Capacity Building

SAIC provides developing and transitioning countries with the tools and support to deploy clean energy technologies, inventory greenhouse gas emissions, benefit from global carbon markets, and adapt to climate change impacts.


Helping Developing Countries Succeed

SAIC's team of climate change experts have helped governments and private sector leaders in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe build the capacity to effectively respond to climate change in ways that take into account their unique national circumstances.

Developing Projects and Supporting Market Entry

SAIC assesses and identifies offset project opportunities based on criteria that apply to national, regional, and local conditions. We evaluate market entry barriers and develop recommendations for cost-effective and practical ways to overcome them. We also help build and institutionalize the technical knowledge and administrative structures necessary to design high-quality greenhouse gas (GHG) offset projects.

Meeting International Commitments

SAIC supports governments and entities across the globe in performing national- and entity-level GHG inventories. We may also help developing and transition countries strengthen their position in climate negotiations and enhance their efforts under international agreements.

Promoting Clean and Advanced Energy Technologies

SAIC helps developing and transition countries assess and implement low- and zero-carbon energy technologies to reduce emissions.

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Energy, Environment & Infrastructure Capabilities

Learn more about SAIC's innovative, integrated solutions across these markets.

Energy Management and Sustainability Services

SAIC meets the full spectrum of energy end-user needs, from efficiently managing consumption to implementing sustainable practices across the enterprise.

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For more information about our business solutions and capabilities, please contact us today.



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