During World Environment Day 2026, industry leaders in India stressed the importance of technology and finance in achieving a low-carbon future. Sandeep Chandna, Chief Sustainability Officer at Tech Mahindra, highlighted that technology is essential for sustainability, with the company targeting Net Zero by 2035 and a 90% renewable energy mix by 2030. S Sivakumar from ITC Ltd emphasized the need for data-driven climate action to address the impacts of climate change on communities and businesses. The telecommunications sector is also focusing on sustainability, with SP Kochhar from the Cellular Operators Association of India noting the shift towards renewable energy and green infrastructure. Experts like Vasudha Madhavan pointed out that access to growth-stage capital is crucial for scaling innovations in clean mobility and bioenergy. Additionally, ecosystem restoration is becoming a significant aspect of corporate sustainability, as highlighted by Vedanta's initiatives. Overall, a collaborative approach combining technology, finance, and ecosystem restoration is deemed essential for India's sustainable development.