French envoy Gérard Mestrallet discussed India's promising future in renewable energy and green hydrogen, emphasizing the nation's potential to become a global hub in these sectors. The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) project, connecting major energy players across continents, will play a pivotal role in realizing this vision. With a focus on decarbonisation, IMEC will facilitate the transportation of green hydrogen from production hubs in India and Saudi Arabia to consumption zones in the EU. The EU's plan to import 10 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030 underlines the growing importance of this clean energy source. By creating new production and export hubs, including the upcoming green hydrogen hub in the port of Mundra, IMEC aims to accelerate the green hydrogen sector's development on a global scale. The project's multimodal corridor, spanning rail and sea routes along with digital cables and pipelines, demonstrates a comprehensive approach to sustainable energy logistics. Through international cooperation involving eight countries, IMEC signifies a significant step towards achieving a more sustainable and interconnected energy landscape.