Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Australia and India Strengthen Renewable Energy Partnership
Australia and India are working together on clean energy.
Australia’s Climate Minister Chris Bowen spoke about this partnership in Delhi.
He said both countries bring different strengths to the work.
Australia offers research and experience in renewable energy.
India is developing its own related projects.
A Solar Academy in Gujarat will train 2,000 solar technicians.
The two countries are also working together on green hydrogen.
Their goal is to support cleaner ways of producing and using energy.
Australian Climate Minister Chris Bowen praised the complementary strengths of India and Australia in renewable energy.
Bowen spoke in Delhi about cooperation between the two countries.
A Solar Academy in Gujarat is expected to train 2,000 solar technicians.
Australia contributes strong research and sector capacity, according to Bowen.
The countries are also collaborating on green hydrogen initiatives.
- Who
- Australian Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen, along with partners in India’s renewable energy sector.
- What
- Australia and India are strengthening cooperation on renewable energy, solar training, and green hydrogen.
- When
- During Chris Bowen’s remarks in Delhi; no specific date is provided.
- Where
- Delhi and Gujarat, India.
- Why
- The partnership combines Australia’s research and sector capacity with India’s complementary renewable energy initiatives.
- Australian minister
- Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy
- Partner countries
- Australia and India
- Solar Academy location
- Gujarat, India
- Solar technician training
- 2,000 technicians
- Additional cooperation
- Green hydrogen
- Reported by
- Mint