India-Germany Collaboration: Energizing Renewable Futures

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi and Germany's Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck met at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference to discuss cooperation in renewable energy. The dialogue focused on green hydrogen, offshore wind, biogas, and solar waste recycling. India aims to become a key green hydrogen provider for Germany.

Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, met with Germany's Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck to explore opportunities for collaboration in renewable energy sources. The meeting took place during the Hamburg Sustainability Conference in Berlin.

The bilateral talks focused on strengthening ties in the field of green energy, with discussions centered on green hydrogen, offshore wind farms, biogas production, and the recycling of solar waste. Both nations expressed a commitment to enhance cooperation in these critical areas.

Joshi highlighted India's potential to become a trusted supplier of green hydrogen to Germany, underscoring the ongoing progress in energy transition partnerships between the two countries.

(With inputs from agencies.)