Experience shows that the more specific a topic is, the easier it is to collaborate around. Especially for SMEs the collaboration needs to be very practical in order to engage them. Therefore reference value for BlueGreenFuture is based on a track record of concrete projects creating value for the project participants and relevant stakeholders. This fact calls for a focused strategy identifying a pool of projects for BlueGreenFuture to facilitate in terms of initiation and coordination. In October 2009 the Canadian Ambassador’s Residence in Copenhagen hosted a Workshop on Innovative Trans-Atlantic Cleantech Projects. The outcome of the workshop was identification of more than 20 innovative Cleantech projects in the Trans-Atlantic region. During December 2009 BlueGreenFuture will participate at the COP-15 Climate Change Conference and with a stand at the Arctic Venue from 12. - 18. December at the North Atlantic House in Copenhagen, Denmark. BlueGreenFuture has currently opportunity to participate in EU FP6 and EU FP7 projects within Cleantech as well as innovative projects funded in the Nordic region.