@consultantlk
The main intention of environments is to isolate the Power Apps and Power Automate components in one environment from the other. I do not know what is your use case for this requirement. There is no way we can trigger the flows between different environments.
I can recommend the following workaround:
Environment A: From the flow in this environment, I will create a SharePoint list item in List XYZ.
Environment B: I will create a flow which has a trigger "When a new item is created" in SharePoint list XYZ.
The above two flows in each environment can trigger one another. Even if you do not have any data, you can just create some dummy data to trigger the flow.
I hope the above workaround will be useful for you.
Regards
Krishna Rachakonda
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