We unlock municipal partnerships, utility relationships, and policy channels that turn America’s sustainability mandates into revenue — across water and wastewater, energy and grid, energy-efficient buildings, circular economy, and IoT.
Your water technology, waste-to-energy solution, or building efficiency system is proven in Europe. You’ve established a US presence — perhaps a pilot with one California city. But you can’t scale beyond the early adopters.
California’s sustainability policies create massive opportunity, and European companies miss it because they don’t understand how decisions actually get made:
We see these channels because we’ve built them. We’ve worked on European cleantech deployments with California municipalities for a decade. This is market access, not consulting.
Direct relationships with cities, water districts, and utilities making infrastructure investments. We facilitate pilot programs designed to lead to broader adoption.
California’s regulatory landscape (SWRCB, CARB, CEC) creates requirements and funding at once. We translate sustainability mandates into commercial opportunity.
ESPCs, PACE financing, state revolving funds, and WIFIA shape cleantech project economics. We connect you with financing partners who understand these mechanisms.
Cities need proven technology to meet their climate action plans. We position European solutions as implementation partners, not vendors.
We map which cities have the mandates, the budget, and the political will to deploy European cleantech — and which utilities are making long-term infrastructure decisions. Systems thinking prevents pilots that go nowhere.
Through decade-long relationships with LA Sanitation, water districts, and SelectLA/LAEDC, we open doors at the city-manager and utility-director level — not the procurement department.
One successful municipal deployment creates the case study that unlocks the next. California cities share best practices — we position you to benefit from the network effect.
Because policy creates demand: California cities and agencies operate under binding climate, water, and building mandates — which means budgets and political will exist for proven technology. It’s rarely the only market that fits, but it’s where mandates, money, and openness to international solutions most often line up.
Through pilots and references more than open tenders. A successful pilot with one credible public customer becomes the case study that carries you into the next five. RFPs matter — but the shortlist is usually shaped by relationships and proof long before the RFP publishes.
Energy savings performance contracts (ESPCs), PACE financing, state revolving funds for water and wastewater, and federal WIFIA loans. Which one applies depends on the buyer and the asset — and it often determines whether a project is fundable at all.
Usually yes by contract time: public contracts typically require a US entity, insurance, and often bonding. A pilot or demonstration can sometimes precede full establishment — but the structure question should be answered before procurement, not during it.
If your cleantech is proven at home and underrealized here — we should have a conversation.
Traksjon assesses fit before committing. The conversation is the first step, not the commitment.
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