New Delhi: In an effort to foster sustainable development and combat climate change, the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Global Green Growth Institute. The collaboration focuses on advancing innovative clean energy technologies, focusing on agrivoltaics, green hydrogen production, and sustainable financing models. These efforts are part of NHPC’s comprehensive research and development strategy aimed at combating climate change and accelerating India’s shift towards a low-carbon economy.
The MoU is the beginning of a strategic relationship to develop scalable and impactful green energy solutions. As part of this collaboration, NHPC and GGGI will work together to explore advanced technologies, integrate renewable energy solutions with agricultural practices, and drive investments in green projects. The initiative is in line with India’s broader climate goals and commitment to renewable energy under the Paris Agreement.
Uttam Lal, Director (Personnel), NHPC, emphasized the importance of the partnership, describing it as a testament to NHPC’s commitment to embracing innovative clean energy technologies and fostering sustainable development initiatives. He added that with GGGI’s expertise and NHPC’s legacy in renewable energy, the aim is to make impactful contributions toward a greener future.
NHPC Limited, a public sector hydropower company, is India’s largest hydroelectric power generator. It is a Navratna Enterprise of the Government of India. With a comprehensive portfolio of hydro, solar, and wind projects, NHPC aims to advance the nation’s renewable energy goals.
The Global Green Growth Institute is an international organization that aims to support and promote sustainable economic growth in developing and emerging countries by focusing on green energy and climate resilience solutions.
This partnership underscores the shared commitment of NHPC and GGGI to building a sustainable and energy-secure future for generations to come.
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