The London session, part of the India Global Forum's Climate and Business (ClimB) event, brought together industry leaders and experts to discuss innovative approaches to electric vehicles (EVs) and green financing. Bharat Forge, represented by vice-chair Amit Kalyani, called for a departure from China's battery-based EV model and suggested incorporating inductive electric charging in India's highway infrastructure. This move could significantly reduce the need for batteries and harmful mining practices associated with them. The session highlighted the importance of advancing climate solutions and sustainability initiatives, with a focus on clean energy, finance, and mobility to work towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Key discussions revolved around the need for greater green financing mechanisms to support India's energy transition and the role of green hydrogen in moving away from fossil fuels. While emphasizing the importance of electrification powered by renewables, industry leaders also acknowledged the potential of green hydrogen in smaller projects. The session concluded with the recognition of London's financial expertise in facilitating capital flows into India, supporting the country's growth trajectory and investments in infrastructure, innovation, and sustainable development.