  Agile software development is gaining popularity among software developers
due to its benefits. As the interest in agile software development grows, there
is an increasing focus on investigating sustainability within this field. This
study aimed to explore sustainability within agile software development in the
Finnish software industry and, through gathered experiences, contribute to the
software engineering roadmap 2030. Using an interview approach, we conducted an
empirical study within the Finnish software industry to achieve this goal. The
findings indicate a growing interest among experts in integrating
sustainability into agile software development. The results show that the Scrum
methodology is the most popular approach in the Finnish software industry, and
addressing different sustainability dimensions can have a ripple effect on each
other. The study proposes three key elements to be considered in the software
engineering roadmap 2030: integrating sustainability into software engineering
education, creating sustainability tools and frameworks, and assessing the
energy efficiency of libraries used in software development.
