India-Australia Renewable Energy Partnership Launched

At the Australia–India Annual Summit in Brazil, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially launched the India–Australia Renewable Energy Partnership, a landmark step in the countries' climate and energy collaboration.

The partnership will focus on eight key areas:

1. Solar PV

2. Green hydrogen

3. Solar supply chains

4. Energy storage

5. Circular economy for renewable energy

6. Two-way investment in renewable projects

7. Capacity building

8. Other areas of mutual interest

Solar PV and green hydrogen projects are already underway and will continue under the partnership.

A new 1.5 Track Dialogue will define cooperation in the remaining areas.

Both nations will focus on skills development and training to build a future renewable workforce, ensuring leadership in renewable technology commercialization.

The Australian Government emphasized its commitment to working with India to harness economic opportunities from the net-zero transition, with this partnership poised to bring those aspirations to life.

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