During the India Global Forum's Climate and Business session in London, Bharat Forge's vice-chair and joint managing director, Amit Kalyani, called for a shift towards a more innovative approach to electric vehicles in India's climate action agenda. Kalyani highlighted the potential of inductive electric charging as a more cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to China's battery-based model. The session discussed various climate solutions and sustainability initiatives, emphasizing the importance of advancing towards net-zero emissions by 2050. Speakers at the event, including industry leaders and CEOs, underscored the significant financing needs for green projects in India and the role of global financial mechanisms in supporting investments in clean energy and infrastructure. The debate also explored the role of green hydrogen in the energy transition, with opinions varying on its potential as a silver bullet solution. Additionally, the session was followed by the Global Investors Forum at the London Stock Exchange, where the focus was on celebrating the exchange's role in facilitating investments into India's rapidly growing economy. The forum aimed to foster pathways for substantial investments in infrastructure, innovation, and sustainable development, highlighting London's financial expertise and robust capital markets as key contributors to India's growth trajectory.