Arjun Vijayaragavan, the Founder and CEO of KarbonWise, is playing a pivotal role in driving India towards net-zero emissions by 2070. His expertise in sustainability, highlighted through his consultancy and leadership roles, positions KarbonWise as a key player in the transition. India faces significant challenges in reaching net zero due to its current emissions close to 3 Gt CO2e. To achieve this, rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity is crucial, along with incentivizing electric vehicle adoption and implementing sustainable agricultural practices. Arjun emphasizes the need for green finance initiatives amounting to approximately $7 trillion to facilitate these transitions. Indian businesses like ITC have set commendable examples by integrating sustainability into their core business strategies, aiming for complete renewable energy consumption by 2030. Andhra Pradesh's ambitious plan to produce 500 KTPS of green hydrogen by 2030 in Visakhapatnam aligns with the country's net-zero goals. Securing capex for renewable energy capacity and electrolyzers is vital for this initiative's success. The establishment of a Green Energy Hub near Visakhapatnam is a significant step, aiming to foster new energy paradigms like electrolyzer and fuel cell production. By simplifying land acquisition and promoting a supportive ecosystem for ancillary industries, this hub is set to drive growth, job creation, and exports of green hydrogen and its derivatives, contributing to India's sustainable future.