UK-India trade deal to include multi-billion pound solar and hydrogen fuel cell investments

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British solar and fuel cell firms to invest in India as part of £10bn trade deal set to be signed today by Indian Prime Minister

British companies are set to confirm multi-billion pound investments in India's fast-expanding clean power sector today as part of a £10bn trade package signed by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi during...

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