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India and Iceland Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation on Geothermal Energy

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Kirti Vardhan Singh, Union Minister of State for External Affairs and Environment and Forest and Climate Change, met Johann Pall Johannsson, Iceland’s Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climate, in Reykjavik. The ministers discussed opportunities to strengthen bilateral cooperation in clean and renewable energy, climate action, and sustainable development. During the visit, Singh toured the Hellisheioi Power Plant, a leading geothermal energy facility in Iceland.

From ianslive.in

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The exchange focused on advancing practical cooperation between India and Iceland in geothermal energy. This engagement highlights the potential for deepening partnerships in the clean energy transition and sustainable development efforts.

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  • IcelandNordic island country hosting the discussions on clean energy cooperation

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    Strengthened cooperation in clean energy might enhance Iceland's global standing and attract investment in renewable technologies.

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