The population size and the economic growth in India combine to give this country a leading role in the global energy transformation. Even when India focuses on its domestic renewable energy and clean energy sector, that shift in consumption from the most polluting fossil fuels to cleaner fuel sources makes a noticeable global impact.

India Energy Week 2025 set to be second largest energy event globally, says minister Hardeep S Puri

More than 20 foreign energy ministers or deputy ministers are coming to IEW 2025, along with heads of international organisations and 90 CEOs from Fortune 500 energy companies. This reflects India’s rising influence in shaping the global energy transition dialogue.

India Energy Week 2025: From diplomacy to incentives, a look at India’s green hydrogen progress

This is where the National Green Hydrogen Mission assumes importance. As per the official website of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the forementioned mission will “contribute to India’s aim to become Aatmanirbhar (self-reliant) through clean energy and serve as an inspiration for the global Clean Energy Transition”.

Abu Dhabi crown prince visits Singapore; 8 MoUs signed, ranging from AI to clean energy

Reporting on the Singapore visit, the Abu Dhabi Media Office said: “His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, has attended a networking event with members of the UAE-Singapore Business Council, during his official visit to the Republic of Singapore.”

India and US to strengthen collaboration for secure global clean energy supply chains, says White House

This effort will build on existing clean energy cooperation between the US and India, including clean energy initiatives launched during Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the US in 2023, and the Strategic Clean Energy Partnership led by the US Department of Energy and Government of India ministries, among other initiatives.

Singapore and US ink 123 Agreement on civil nuclear co-operation during Blinken tour of eastern Asia

Blinken’s other stops on this trip (July 25-August 3) are Laos, Vietnam, the Philippines, Japan, and Mongolia. The US Embassy in Singapore said in a media release that this was his “18th trip to the Indo-Pacific region since becoming Secretary”.

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