India and Germany are forging a partnership in the green hydrogen sector that could have significant implications for the global energy transition. At a recent conference organized by the Embassy of India in Berlin, Thyssenkrupp, and the World Energy Council, panelists highlighted India's position as the world's third-largest producer of grey hydrogen, following Russia and
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