Archive · 2 Jun 2025
India, Netherlands Plan Green Corridor for Exports
India is planning to work with the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands to make it easier to export green hydrogen and similar fuels to Europe.
This involves creating a 'Green and Digital Corridor' for trade.
India's Commerce Secretary met with leaders in the Netherlands to discuss these plans, focusing on sharing knowledge, technology, and better port management.
They also talked about boosting trade and economic ties, potentially removing trade obstacles.
In addition, discussions were held about working together in the semiconductor industry.
India is also exploring collaborations with Croatia in areas like railways and renewable energy, as well as working with both countries to improve trade with the European Union.
Indian ports are planning a 'Green and Digital Corridor' with the Port of Rotterdam.
The goal is to export green hydrogen and related carriers to Europe.
India's Commerce Secretary met with the Port of Rotterdam's CEO to boost ties.
Discussions included knowledge sharing, technology transfer, and sustainable practices.
Talks also involved strengthening trade and economic ties with both the Netherlands and Croatia.
- Who
- India's Commerce Secretary, Port of Rotterdam officials, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ASML CEO, and Croatian representatives.
- What
- Plans to establish a Green and Digital Corridor and strengthen trade and economic ties.
- When
- April 2024
- Where
- India, Netherlands, Croatia
- Why
- To facilitate green hydrogen exports and strengthen trade ties
- Key Parties Involved
- India, Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, Croatia
- Focus
- Green hydrogen exports, trade, economic ties
- Meeting Location
- Netherlands, Croatia
- Date of Visit
- April 22-26
- Discussion Topics
- Semiconductors, railways, renewable energy