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India and South Korea Explore Nuclear Energy and Green Hydrogen Cooperation
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News18•15-10-2026, 23:00
India and South Korea Explore Nuclear Energy and Green Hydrogen Cooperation
- •India and South Korea are actively pursuing broader collaboration in environmental preservation and the green energy transition.
- •Indian Ambassador to South Korea Gourangalal Das met with Kim Jung-ho to discuss cooperation in civil nuclear energy, green hydrogen, and renewable power infrastructure.
- •The discussions are part of a series of meetings held by the Indian envoy with South Korean legislators to advance bilateral relations and economic partnerships.
- •Previous meetings focused on deepening legislative, cultural, and people-to-people connections, as well as strengthening supply chain resilience and clean energy adoption.
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India and South Korea are actively pursuing broader collaboration in civil nuclear energy, green hydrogen, and renewable power infrastructure as part of their green energy transition.
Indian Ambassador Gourangalal Das met with Kim Jung-ho, Chairman of the Environment, Climate, Energy and Labour Committee of the National Assembly.
The discussions focused on strengthening economic and commercial relations, supply chain resilience, clean energy adoption, and promoting small and medium-sized enterprises and startups.
