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Post-Event Highlight: ESG & Sustainability Leadership Summit – Edition 2

Fitsol was proud to participate in the ESG and Sustainability Leadership Summit: Changing Global Landscape – Edition 2 as the Official Decarbonization Partner.

Our Co-Founder & CTO, Akshay Tandon, delivered an insightful session on how enterprises can move from ESG ambition to measurable action. He highlighted Fitsol’s capabilities in AI-powered carbon footprint tracking, real-time emissions monitoring, and digital decarbonization solutions that help businesses reduce Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

The summit brought together leaders from across industries to address the urgent challenges of climate risks, geopolitical shifts, and tightening regulatory frameworks. Discussions underscored that ESG integration is no longer optional, but essential for building resilience and sustaining competitive growth.

Fitsol Partners with Greenr Accelerator by TechnoServe

We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with TechnoServe’s Greenr Accelerator program, where Fitsol joins as the official GHG Accounting Partner for the 2024-25 cohort. Through this partnership, climate-focused startups in the Greenr network will gain access to our sustainability platform, Kyoto, a digital solution that makes audit-ready emissions tracking across Scope 1, 2, and 3 both seamless and reliable. Kyoto is fully aligned with the GHG Protocol and leading global reporting standards, enabling founders to move from intent to measurable climate action.

This collaboration reflects our shared vision with TechnoServe, the IKEA Foundation, and the Visa Foundation, to equip climate entrepreneurs with the tools they need to scale with transparency, credibility, and impact. At Fitsol, we’re excited to empower the next generation of green founders to not only tackle pressing environmental challenges but also stay ahead of compliance and investor expectations.

On the Agenda: Events & Panels Featuring Fitsol

Fitsol is Back with Another Webinar!

After the overwhelming response to our sessions on the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) and MSME Sustainability, featuring leaders from JSW Cement, Aditya Birla Group, UN Global Compact Network India, IIT Kanpur, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Welspun Enterprises Ltd, and Noida International Airport, we are excited to announce our next discussion.

This edition will focus on Navigating UAE’s Federal Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024 – Climate Compliance, Risks & Business Opportunities. The law represents a turning point for businesses operating in the UAE and connected markets, with wide-ranging implications for compliance, reporting, and long-term growth.

The session will feature distinguished speakers including Brijesh Dhruve, CEnv, CFA-ESG, GARP SCR – Manager, Climate Change & Sustainability, ENOC; Sumit Agarwal – CEO, ESG WEISE; and Sarfraz Dairkee – GM, Corporate Development & Engineering, M.A.H.Y. KHOORY & CO. LLC.

Together, they will decode the UAE’s landmark climate law, unpack compliance pathways, highlight potential risk areas, and discuss how enterprises can transform new regulatory requirements into meaningful business opportunities.

Date: Friday, 29th August
Time: 4:00 – 5:30 PM IST
Supported by: Mission LiFE – Lifestyle for Environment

Register now: https://lnkd.in/gWC5vXwR

Fitsol at PHDCCI Global Summit on Sustainability 2025

We are excited to share that our CEO & Founder, Anand Pathak, will be speaking at the PHDCCI Global Summit on Sustainability 2025, taking place on August 22, 2025, at Hotel Le Meridien, New Delhi.

Anand will join Session 1: Cementing Net-Zero: Pathways to Carbon Neutrality, where he will address the critical role of the cement sector in India’s journey toward a $7 trillion economy by 2030 and net zero by 2070. He will also share how Fitsol is supporting the shift to green cement through its Kyoto Platform, enabling real-time emissions tracking and measurable decarbonisation.

This high-level summit, supported by the Ministry of Heavy Industries, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, and International Solar Alliance, will convene policymakers, industry leaders, and sustainability experts to chart practical action plans for hard-to-abate sectors including oil & gas, steel, and cement.

Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business

Philippines to Launch Carbon Credit Policy for Energy Sector

The Philippines is preparing to roll out a new Carbon Credit Policy to strengthen its role in global carbon markets and accelerate the shift to clean energy. The Department of Energy (DOE) says the framework will help attract private sector investment into renewable projects and emissions-reduction initiatives. Undersecretary Felix William B. Fuentebella described the policy as a turning point for the energy sector, ensuring that every carbon credit generated is real, verifiable, and trusted. The draft aligns with the Paris Agreement and will be refined through consultations with industry stakeholders later this month. The initiative builds on international cooperation, including a 2024 carbon credit pact with Singapore, and complements the Philippine Energy Plan 2023–2050, which aims to expand renewables, improve efficiency, and create a more sustainable, low-carbon power system.

Source: ESG News

Singapore and Thailand Sign Landmark Carbon Credits Agreement

Singapore and Thailand have signed an Implementation Agreement to collaborate on carbon credits under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. This marks Singapore’s first such deal with an ASEAN country, reflecting growing regional cooperation on climate action. The signing took place at the 9th Singapore Regional Business Forum in Bangkok.

The agreement creates a framework for generating and transferring carbon credits from projects in Thailand, ensuring they meet international standards and are globally recognised. Project areas will include forestry, clean energy, and zero-emission transport.

For Thailand, the deal will attract funding into green development and create local benefits such as jobs, better waste management, and improved efficiency. For Singapore, it provides access to verified credits to help meet its climate targets. Together, the two economies aim to cut emissions while driving sustainable growth in the region.

Source: Know ESG

Qatar Issues $2.5B in First Sovereign Green Bonds

Qatar has taken a major step in sustainable finance by issuing its first-ever sovereign green bonds, raising $2.5 billion in Q2 2024. The deal was split into a $1 billion five-year tranche and a $1.5 billion ten-year tranche, both priced at record-low spreads for the Middle East, Central and Eastern Europe, and Africa. Investor interest was high, with peak demand reaching $14 billion, more than 5.6 times the offering size. Alongside the bond, Qatar’s Ministry of Finance is updating its sovereign green assets register, which tracks environmentally friendly assets and enhances investor confidence through transparency. The country also released its first green bond allocation report, highlighting where the funds will be deployed. These efforts are part of Qatar’s broader National Adaptation Plan (NAP) and Qatar Vision 2030, focusing on climate resilience, sustainable finance regulations, and safeguarding key sectors like the economy and coastal infrastructure. Together, they mark a significant move in positioning Qatar as a regional leader in sustainable transformation.