India and Sweden came together for the 2nd India-Sweden Sustainability Day in Mumbai to strengthen their collaboration on sustainability and decarbonisation. The event, organized by Team Sweden in India, emphasized industry transition, green technologies, and knowledge sharing to accelerate the countries' respective carbon neutrality goals. With Sweden aiming for carbon neutrality by 2045 and India targeting net-zero emissions by 2070, the discussions focused on innovative approaches to sustainability in high-emission sectors. The panel discussion highlighted solutions presented by companies like Atlas Copco, Tata Power, and Mahindra Group to reduce emissions in sectors such as steel, cement, and energy. Collaborative projects from Volvo Group, Kalyani Steel, and others showcased the impact and potential for a sustainable future. Initiatives like the India-Sweden Green Transition Partnership and the Green Hydrogen Cluster have already fostered over 20 collaborations, leveraging Sweden's triple-helix model to accelerate decarbonisation. The event not only provided actionable insights but also renewed the commitment of participants to advancing sustainability and driving impactful solutions for global environmental challenges. Sweden's Trade Commissioner to India emphasized the importance of joint efforts in addressing global challenges, combining Sweden's sustainability expertise with India's ambitious environmental goals to set benchmarks in green innovation.