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India’s Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) and their German counterpart DVGW inked a memorandum of knowing (MoU) connected Monday (January 12, 2026) to found a cooperative model for integrating hydrogen into the country’s earthy state infrastructure. The MoU was exchanged during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ongoing sojourn to India.
Among different things, the memorandum would question to facilitate cognition sharing relating to information methodologies, including leak detection and catching odorisation alongside provisioning hydrogen-ready certification and a supporting database of suitable components and processes. It would besides question to facilitate method visits and anonymised information sharing.
“The MoU is intended to enactment evidence-based regularisation and standardisation, initially for hydrogen blending and progressively for 100% hydrogen applications, taxable to statutory mandate,” stated PNGRB.
