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India's renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen

India's expanding renewable energy capacity could soon make it an energy exporter. Germany's ambassador sees potential for India to export green hydrogen in coming years. Renewable energy is a strong pillar of India-Germany economic cooperation. Artificial intelligence and a proposed EU Free Trade Agreement will shape future economic ties. Discussions are progressing towards concrete projects in hydrogen technology development.

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India's renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen
India's expanding renewable energy capacity could soon make it an energy exporter. Germany's ambassador sees potential for India to export green hydrogen in coming years. Renewable energy is a strong pillar of India-Germany economic cooperation. Artificial intelligence and a proposed EU Free Trade Agreement will shape future economic ties. Discussions are progressing towards concrete projects in hydrogen technology development.
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