A MoU has been signed between India and Saudi Arabia for cooperation in energy sector. The MoU envisages that Saudi Arabia and India will collaborate in the following areas: renewable energy, energy efficiency, hydrogen generation, electricity and grid connections, oil, natural gas, petroleum reserves, and energy security. Both countries are preparing to encourage bilateral investments in the oil and gas industry, power, hydrogen, storage, and clean energy.
The MoU also entails the importance of using circular economy strategies to combat climate change, including carbon capture, usage, and storage. The agreement also emphasises the promotion of innovation, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence in the energy sector. Furthermore, in order to localise resources, goods, and services across multiple energy sectors and technologies, the countries aim to create effective cooperation. A partnership with specialist energy companies is planned, which will help in improving the energy environment.
The MoU is an important step in the direction of a strong energy partnership between the two countries. It is anticipated that this will support India’s shift to cleaner, more sustainable energy sources and advance the global effort to combat climate change. This joint initiative demonstrates India and Saudi Arabia’s dedication to reshaping the energy future in line with environmental objectives.
