Denmark’s Minister for Business Martin Lidegaard visited New Delhi to strengthen energy cooperation between India and Denmark, with discussions focusing on expanding collaboration in the renewable energy sector.
During his visit, Lidegaard met Union Minister Pralhad Joshi and discussed key areas of mutual interest, including offshore wind energy, green hydrogen and the integration of renewable energy into existing systems. The meeting highlighted the shared interest of both countries in advancing clean energy initiatives and exploring opportunities for closer cooperation.
A major highlight of the visit was the launch of a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on India’s renewable energy market. The report was co-funded by Denmark, reflecting the country’s support for research and developments in India’s clean energy sector.
India and Denmark have maintained cooperation in the energy sector for the past 30 years. Their longstanding partnership provides a foundation for further engagement in renewable energy and emerging technologies.
The discussions in New Delhi are expected to contribute to strengthening bilateral engagement in areas such as offshore wind projects, green hydrogen development and renewable energy integration.
The ministerial meeting also underlined the importance of international cooperation in addressing energy-related challenges and promoting sustainable solutions.
With both countries continuing their engagement in the clean energy sector, the visit represents another step towards deepening their longstanding energy partnership and identifying new areas of mutual collaboration.
