Singapore and India have signed an agreement to study the establishment of an energy corridor that will emphasize renewables between the two nations. Jaideep Mazumdar from the Ministry of External Affairs mentioned the progress on a potential green hydrogen corridor, with locations being considered in Tuticorin and Paradeep in India. A significant development is the partnership between Singapore-based Sembcorp and the Government of Odisha, aiming to explore the possibility of a green hydrogen production facility in the state. The collaboration between Singapore and India is not limited to energy initiatives; discussions also involve the creation of a data corridor linking Gujarat, Gift City, and Singapore. This demonstrates a holistic approach towards sustainable innovation and cooperation between the two countries in the realm of green technologies.