#BTSustainabilityAwards LIVE: Climate Finance Gap - How Will India Fund Its $10 Trillion Target?

#BTSustainabilityAwards LIVE: Climate Finance Gap - How Will India Fund Its $10 Trillion Target?

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Shailendra Bhatnagar
  • Updated Jun 6, 2026 6:25 PM IST

India requires an estimated $10 trillion by 2070 to achieve net-zero targets, but global capital flows remain severely limited amid geopolitical uncertainties. At the event Business Today India’s Most Sustainable Companies 2026, a session titled "Climate Finance: The Missing Money" will address the critical funding gap. Prominent experts Shriram Subramanian, MD, InGovern; Leena Nandan, Former Secretary, MoEFCC; Samir Sharma, Head–CSR & Sustainability, L&T Finance; and Nikunj Dube, Chief Ratings Officer, CareEdge–ESG Ratings will analyse strategies to balance climate commitments with economic development, overcome foreign trade barriers, and mobilize massive investments to advance India’s low-carbon developmental trajectory.

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