Landmark free trade agreements between India and the EU, and India and the UK, have opened a strategic window for deep, cross-border collaboration that can accelerate decarbonisation, unlock capital, and reshape global industrial value chains. Building on this momentum, we believe there is a strong need for a platform that will convert momentum and potential into action.
We are pleased to launch the India-UK/Europe Green Corridor, a high-impact platform bringing together business leaders from India and the UK/Europe to accelerate cross-border collaboration and unlock capital, technologies, and partnerships for sustainable growth. Delivered through the Xynteo Exchanges in India and London, the Green Corridor seeks to move beyond dialogue towards delivery by convening leaders to shape markets, design scalable solutions, and build lasting collaboration for inclusive and sustainable value creation. This will be accomplished through continuous dialogue, opportunity identification and ideation, and joint implementation.
To that end, this Global Outlook Report identifies promising opportunities for accelerated value creation in three key areas: Industrial Decarbonisation, Clean Mobility (with a focus on the electrification of road transport) and Circularity (with a focus on plastics).
On the eve of the India Exchange 2026 this February, a delegation led by Padma Bhushan Smt. Rajashree Birla, Chairperson, Aditya Birla Centre for Community Initiative and Rural Development, met the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The delegation, including senior leaders from Xynteo, Aditya Birla Group, Hindalco, UltraTech, Thermax, Volvo Group, Bayer CropScience, Energy Efficiency Services Limited, Leon Capital, and Origination Foundation, presented her with this compendium of actionable pathways, Global Outlook Report, to operationalise the Green Corridor, focused on lighthouse projects, cross-border alliances, and commercially viable collaborations between India and the UK/Europe.
This report explores how India, the UK, and the EU can harness their complementary strengths to drive systemic change. We examine:
- How CBAM, the EU ETS, and India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission are reshaping competitive dynamics, and what that means for manufacturers, investors, and innovators on both sides
- Why the FTAs represent more than a trade milestone, and how they function as a trust signal for long-term capital deployment
- The three thematic focus areas—industrial decarbonisation, clean mobility, and circular economy (plastics)—where cross-border collaboration can deliver the greatest impact
- The financing gap: global energy transition investment reached $2.3 trillion in 2025, but still falls short of the $5.6 trillion annual requirement through 2030
This report equips business leaders, investors, and policymakers with the market intelligence and strategic framing needed to act. Whether you are a manufacturer navigating CBAM exposure, an investor seeking bankable green projects, or an innovator looking to scale across borders, the Green Corridor offers a structured platform to identify partners, access capital, and deploy solutions at pace.
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