Freeport East has announced a strategic partnership with Innovating for Transport and Energy Systems (ITES) to advance innovation in clean transport technologies and boost bilateral trade. The collaboration aims to transform green transport solutions and attract private-sector investment, focusing on alternative fuels, battery storage, green hydrogen, and electric charging methods. This initiative, in partnership with Energy Systems Catapult and the Indian Institute of Science, aims to leverage ITES' expertise and international partnerships to create collaborative models for transport decarbonisation projects. Steve Beel, CEO of Freeport East, expressed enthusiasm for working with ITES and highlighted the potential for UK businesses to export products to India. Andrew Stokes from Energy Systems Catapult emphasized that the partnership will empower UK innovators to drive growth in India. The article also mentions a recent Memorandum of Understanding between Lloyd’s Register and H2Terminals Limited for investigating a green hydrogen infrastructure project in the UK.