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India and Japan have unveiled a strategic roadmap centred on energy security, resilient supply chains, critical minerals, AI and emerging technologies amid growing geopolitical and trade uncertainties.
Coal Secretary Sanoj Kumar Jha said coal gasification will strengthen India's energy security, reduce import dependence and support industrial growth through value-added products.
India and Malaysia have agreed to expand collaboration in renewable energy and green hydrogen focussing on large-scale solar initiatives and continued engagement by PETRONAS, Gentari in India’s clean energy landscape.
Government outlines production incentives, transmission waivers and renewable reforms to bring down green hydrogen costs as India targets 5 million tonnes annual output by 2030 under National Green Hydrogen Mission.
India used World Economic Forum, Davos 2026 to reinforce investor confidence in its renewable energy transition, highlighting opportunities in solar, wind, hydrogen and energy storage.
India Energy Week 2026 in Goa will bring global energy leaders together to discuss energy security, investment flows and scalable decarbonisation pathways, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India Energy Week 2026 in Goa virtually, with global ministers and industry leaders gathering to discuss energy security, investment and decarbonisation pathways.
India and Germany expanded cooperation on renewable energy, green hydrogen, storage and clean energy manufacturing, backed by new funding commitments during Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s visit.
Researchers at CeNS, Bengaluru, have devised a plasma-based method to improve catalyst efficiency in water electrolysis, addressing a key bottleneck in clean hydrogen generation.
Government outlines incentives and regulatory support under the National Green Hydrogen Mission aimed at lowering production costs and scaling domestic capacity.
India’s total installed power capacity has crossed 5.05 lakh MW, with non-fossil fuel sources now surpassing fossil-fuel-based capacity for the first time, the Government informed the Rajya Sabha.
The government told the Rajya Sabha that India’s refining capacity will rise by 2030, supported by expanded biofuel, green hydrogen and liquefied natural gas initiatives.
The government has launched a ₹100-crore Call for Proposals to support biomass-based green hydrogen pilots under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, expanding clean-tech innovation and diversifying hydrogen production pathways.
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