Agartala | April 3 & 4, 2023

Some parts of the world continue to suffer as a result of unequal distribution of energy availability. This can be addressed by utilising novel technologies developed by academia around the world. 

Encouraging common sharing space, openness in terms of intellectual property, and technology transfer can help address energy poverty and create more opportunities for clean and green hydrogen energy, thereby addressing climate change problems in general.

A shared platform for these technologies can be created and participating institutions can run pilots across the world for a better understanding of both global economics and adaptability of the technology. In addition to this, a framework is required that facilitates innovative research in environmentally responsible technology.