Belgium-based engineering firm John Cockerill is strategically positioning itself in India's energy landscape by expanding its presence in both the nuclear and green hydrogen sectors. With a focus on India's nuclear expansion, the company is emphasizing its expertise in nuclear maintenance and cooling systems, aiming to play a crucial role by supplying critical services and equipment. Additionally, through its subsidiary John Cockerill Hamon, the firm is exploring opportunities to establish cooling towers for upcoming nuclear plants in the country. On the green energy front, John Cockerill is partnering with Greenko to invest in India's green hydrogen sector. This collaboration includes plans to set up a two GW electrolyser manufacturing plant in Kakinada, with production scheduled to commence in the fourth quarter of 2026. The venture signifies the company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions and its strategic alignment with India's growing focus on green hydrogen. Moreover, John Cockerill's specialization in replacing and upgrading key nuclear components to enhance safety and extend the lifespan of reactors ranging from 900 MW to 1,450 MW showcases its dedication to maintaining the integrity and efficiency of nuclear facilities. By offering machining, on-site repairs, and engineering services, the firm underscores its capability to contribute significantly to the safety and operational excellence of nuclear power plants in India.