Swedish officials have highlighted the potential for deeper collaboration in innovation and green technology between India and Sweden to address global climate challenges. The Embassy of Sweden and Business Sweden emphasized shared potential for sustainable industrial practices and renewable energy solutions. Christian Kamill, Deputy Head of Mission, highlighted areas like green hydrogen, carbon capture, and circular economy practices for collaboration. Sofia Hogman, Trade Commissioner of Sweden to India, pointed to the role of Swedish companies in fostering sustainability in India through initiatives like the India-Sweden Innovations Accelerator program. The focus areas include clean energy, green hydrogen, and smart grids. Sweden's commitment to carbon neutrality by 2045 includes strategies like renewable energy, electrification, sustainable industrial practices, and reforestation. Swedish companies in India are already making a significant impact on urban sustainability with projects in solid waste management and wastewater treatment. Collaboration aims to accelerate the energy transition, leveraging Sweden's expertise and India's capacity for large-scale implementation. Efforts also include fostering cross-cultural understanding and spreading sustainable practices in India.