On 20 October 2025, the Council of the European Union approved conclusions on a New Strategic EU-India Agenda, endorsing the Joint Communication by the High Representative and the European Commission. The agenda aims to deepen ties across prosperity and sustainability, technology and innovation, security and defence, and connectivity and global issues, with implementation enablers across the partnership.

Official EU material does not state that India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme has been formally linked with the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. The EU and India have instead described continued technical engagement on CBAM implementation, carbon trading markets, pricing mechanisms, energy efficiency, renewables and clean technology. India's CCTS was announced under the Energy Conservation Act, 2001 as amended in 2022, within India's wider net-zero-by-2070 transition.