Renewable energy minister R.K. Singh is likely to visit Finland in September to give concrete shape to India’s focus on developing a green hydrogen ecosystem, by exploring international cooperation in renewable energy technology.
During his visit, the minister is expected to review how hydrogen clusters in Finland and the rest of Scandinavia are able to generate power.
“He is expected to visit hydrogen clusters in Finland and Scandinavia to see how these clusters are able to power the grid and will also study applicability of these systems to India’s power grid," said a person aware of the development.
Another person in the know said the visit was initially scheduled for March-end but it had to be rescheduled due to G20 meetings.
India as president of the G20 is hosting a series of meetings this year where too global energy security is an area of focus.
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