What’s New At Fitsol?
Kyoto Net Zero Maharathi: First Batch Now Live!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Fitsol’s Kyoto Net Zero Maharathi, an exclusive initiative to empower MSMEs on their Net Zero journey.
As part of the first batch:
The first 15 registrants get free access to the Fitsol Kyoto platform for the entire financial year.
The first 50 registrants receive 3 months of complimentary access to Kyoto Copilot, our AI-powered sustainability assistant.
This program is designed to help MSMEs simplify compliance, adopt sustainable practices, and turn regulations into growth opportunities. Registrations have already begun, and the response has been very encouraging!
Be part of this pioneering community
Register here: https://lnkd.in/ed6feXvi
ESG, Carbon Emissions & AI: A Conversation with Praveen Karn – 2° Talks Episode 3
On October 4, we bring you a new episode of 2° Talks on our YouTube channel, featuring a conversation between Anand Pathak, Founder & CEO of Fitsol, and Praveen Karn, Head – Group Sustainability & CSR at Spark Minda Group. With 15+ years of leadership in CSR and sustainability, and accolades including the National CSR Award (twice) and the Mahatma Award 2022, Praveen shares insights on how ESG is shaping Indian businesses, the growing role of AI in managing carbon emissions, and how compliance can be transformed into opportunities for growth. Stay tuned for this powerful discussion blending thought leadership with actionable sustainability strategies.
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On the Agenda: Events & Panels Featuring Fitsol
India-Japan Public-Private Business and Investment Forum on the JCM
Fitsol is pleased to highlight the upcoming India-Japan Public-Private Business and Investment Forum on the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM). This forum will bring together government leaders, industry experts, and private enterprises to foster collaboration, explore investment opportunities, and strengthen climate partnerships between India and Japan. The event will also include business matchmaking sessions, offering a unique platform for networking and strategic alliances.
Date: 23rd September 2025
Time: 10:00 – 15:00 IST
Venue: New Delhi (Hybrid)
Business Matchmaking Sessions: 15:30 – 17:30
The Fitsol Fix
Sector Spotlight: Textile – Weaving Compliance into Competitiveness
Photo by 🇸🇮 Janko Ferlič on Unsplash
The textile sector is under increasing pressure as sustainability challenges grow:
Heavy water and energy usage driving up emissions and operational costs.
Scope 3 challenges across sprawling supplier and processing networks.
Rising compliance demands under BRSR, GRI, and CBAM.
Growing consumer demand for transparency in sourcing and eco-friendly materials.
These pain points risk non-compliance, higher costs, and shrinking export opportunities for textile players.
The solution lies in real-time visibility and smart action. Textile businesses need accurate Scope 1–3 emissions data, supply chain traceability, and AI-powered insights to meet regulations while staying cost-competitive.
This is where Fitsol delivers.
Greencount: Tracks emissions across dyeing, processing, and supplier networks.
Greenalign: Automates ESG and sustainability reporting, audit-ready.
AI-powered insights: Model shifts to renewable energy, recycled fibers, or process improvements before investing.
Compliance-ready outputs: Structured for BRSR, CBAM, and GRI reporting.
With Fitsol, textile companies don’t just comply—they cut inefficiencies, reduce carbon costs, and build a greener brand that resonates with global buyers.
Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
Australia Raises Climate Ambition: Deeper Emission Cuts by 2035
Australia has announced a stronger climate target, committing to cut emissions further by 2035. The move signals the country’s push to align with global net zero pathways and keep industries competitive in a low-carbon economy. This step will impact trade partners, exporters, and sustainability strategies worldwide—making emissions reduction not just a policy goal but a business necessity. For Indian businesses, it’s a reminder that global supply chains are rapidly moving toward stricter climate compliance. Fitsol helps companies stay future-ready by aligning reporting, data, and action with these evolving international benchmarks.
Source: BBC
Singapore Bets on Carbon Credits to Meet Climate Goals
Singapore has signed agreements to purchase more than 2 million tonnes of nature-based carbon credits from projects in Ghana, Peru, and Paraguay. The move is part of its strategy to meet its 2030 climate targets and reach net zero by 2050. With limited land and natural resources, the city-state is turning to international carbon markets under the Paris Agreement’s Article 6 framework to complement domestic efforts like solar power, renewable energy imports, and carbon capture. For businesses in India, this signals a growing role for high-integrity carbon credits in global climate strategies.
Source: ESG Today
UAE Expert Warns: World Risks ‘Going Back to Coal’ Without Faster Action
At the Journey to Net Zero event in Dubai, former UAE Minister of Climate Change and Environment Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi raised concerns that the world is making little headway in cutting emissions. Since the Paris Agreement, only 10% of global energy has come from clean sources, while 85–90% still relies on fossil fuels. He cautioned that if fuel dumping and carbon emissions continue at the same pace, the world could risk sliding back to coal dependence—undoing years of climate progress.
Source: Khaleej Times
As the number one decarbonization solutions provider, Fitsol is proudly setting the standard for credible, tech-driven climate action across the carbon value chain. Join us as we take charge in redefining sustainability for a greener tomorrow.