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The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has highlighted a massive $1 trillion green funding gap in India, urging the government to establish a dedicated Green Finance Institution (GFI) in the upcoming Union Budget 2026. This move aims to address the growing deficit in green investments, estimated at $10 trillion by 2070. The proposed GFI would act as an intermediary, providing concessional finance, credit guarantees, and equity support for renewable energy, green mobility, and industrial decarbonization projects.
CII also emphasizes the need for a green tech expo fund to boost Indian clean-tech firms' global presence and proposes measures to strengthen the circular economy, including mandatory recycling targets and circular economy parks. Additionally, they suggest a unified environmental clearance authority and digitalization of the built environment to streamline compliance and promote sustainability.
This video breaks down CII's recommendations, their implications for India's green transition, and how they align with the country's $5 trillion economy goal.
Keywords: India green finance, CII Budget 2026, Green Finance Institution, circular economy, renewable energy, decarbonization, sustainability, Union Budget, climate goals, green investment