India's renewable energy boom could make Germany a customer for green hydrogen
German ambassador Philipp Ackermann said India could become an energy exporter and Germany a buyer of Indian green hydrogen.
Renewable energy is a strong pillar of India-Germany economic cooperation, alongside AI and the proposed India-EU Free Trade Agreement.
India and Germany are working towards concrete hydrogen technology projects, including a ThyssenKrupp-BHEL agreement on alkaline water electrolyzer localization.
Ackermann highlighted the scale of Adani Group's renewable energy project in Kutch, Gujarat, with plans for green hydrogen.
AI, semiconductors, digital manufacturing, and Industry 5.0 are emerging areas of collaboration between India and Germany.
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