India is planning to create a Green and Digital Corridor with the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, which would be used to export green hydrogen and its carriers like ammonia and methanol to Europe.
The initiative aims to make Rotterdam the main entry point for Indian green fuel into the European market. This was discussed during the visit of India’s Commerce Secretary, Sunil Barthwal, to the Netherlands from April 24 to 26.
He met with Boudewijn Siemons, the CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, to strengthen maritime and trade ties between the two countries.
Both sides discussed about the potential for working together on digital port systems, green shipping practices, and better logistics. They also discussed sharing expertise and technology to support sustainable port development.
According to India’s commerce ministry, this visit laid the foundation for the Green and Digital Corridor that will connect Indian ports like Deendayal
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