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The decisions made today, on site planning, building orientation, and material selection, will determine whether India’s future cities can manage rising heat or whether they lock in decades of higher costs, lower performance, and greater risk.
Carbon markets are moving from the margins to the core of business strategy, with integrity, rising investment, and early offtake action shaping who leads in the next phase of net zero. Read the full insights from our Barbican roundtable here.
The India–UK/Europe Green Corridor is a new, industry-led platform launched at India Exchange 2026 to translate the momentum of landmark free trade agreements into tangible, commercially viable climate action. With the Global Outlook Report now in hand, the Corridor has a clear-eyed, evidence-based roadmap for what comes next.
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).
The India-UK and India-EU FTAs have set the political stage and created the architecture for deeper collaboration. The next step is turning these frameworks into real flows of capital, technology, talent, and innovation. That is exactly what the India-UK/Europe Green Corridor is designed to do. India Exchange 2026 marked an important step in bringing that vision to life.
Xynteo helps organisations design credible carbon strategies, build high-quality credit portfolios, and scale market solutions that turn climate commitments into long-term value creation.
If we are doggedly focused only on short-term metrics, we miss the broader, more powerful shifts that occur when we invest in the long-term health of our ecosystem. The same is true for progress in gender equality.
India’s built environment is at the centre of its net zero journey—already responsible for roughly a third of national emissions, and with over 70% of the 2030 building stock yet to be constructed. This makes every material choice a climate decision.
We are convening a two-part Exchange, with the India Exchange 2026, presented by Aditya Birla Group in collaboration with Xynteo, to be held on 24-25 February in New Delhi, as part of building the India–UK/Europe Green Corridor.
The UK real estate transition is no longer constrained by ambition. Developers, lenders, owners, and advisors increasingly recognise that sustainability is fundamental to asset quality, resilience, and long‑term value. This report distils learnings from a cross‑sector roundtable and deep‑dive interviews with senior leaders across London’s development ecosystem.
The article explores why climate resilience must shift from being a reactive response to extreme weather to a core business and growth strategy for India. With nearly 70 percent of the country’s infrastructure yet to be built by 2047, the real estate sector has a critical window to embed resilience into the foundation of India’s development journey.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, we’re no longer debating if the global economy will decarbonise. The question is how fast, who leads, and who gets left behind. A decade is a blink in human history, but it’s been long enough to expose both the power and the limits of voluntary pledges, fragmented carbon markets, and uneven national ambition.