What’s New At Fitsol?
Fitsol and Euler Motors Join Forces to Electrify India’s Logistics Network with 100+ EVs
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Euler Motors, a shared step toward making logistics cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable. As part of this collaboration, Fitsol Supply Chain will deploy 100+ Euler Storm EVs across operations, marking a major milestone in decarbonizing commercial logistics and advancing a green logistics ecosystem in India.
At Fitsol, we believe true sustainability comes from data, technology, and collaboration. This partnership unites all three, combining EV innovation with carbon-efficient route optimization and real-time emissions tracking through the Fitsol platform. Together, we’re not just delivering goods, we’re delivering impact.
Introducing Fitsol’s Green Packaging Asset Design Tool
Fitsol’s Green Packaging Asset Design Tool helps businesses design and optimize returnable packaging that cuts costs and carbon. From outer boxes to custom inserts, it analyzes product size, weight, fragility, and handling needs to recommend the most efficient packaging configurations.
The tool also provides comparative insights on space utilization, sustainability, and cost efficiency, along with AI-powered truckload optimization for smarter logistics planning.
Built for industries like automotive, this solution turns packaging from a cost center into a strategic advantage, helping companies move towards Net-Zero, data-driven supply chains.
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Recognition for Climate Innovation
We are proud to share that Fitsol has received a Certificate of Recognition from the Low Carbon Earth Accelerator, acknowledging our participation in showcasing innovative climate solutions to global investors and partners. This recognition reinforces our commitment to driving sustainability and building a collaborative ecosystem for a low-carbon, greener future.
On the Agenda: Events & Panels Featuring Fitsol
Upcoming Webinar: Towards a Net Zero Bharat - Decarbonizing Automotive Supply Chains with Kyoto
The journey to a Net Zero Bharat continues! Join us for our next webinar as we dive into how the automotive sector can accelerate decarbonization through innovative technologies, renewable energy adoption, and circular economy practices.
Net Zero Mentors
Onkar Madan – Senior Product Manager, Fitsol
Sidharth Sekhar – AGM – Strategy (Energy, Carbon Credits), Fitsol
Arman Ahmad – Lead – Partnership & Community Development (Sustainability), Fitsol
Special Offering:
Early registrants will get exclusive access to Fitsol’s Green Packaging Asset Design Tool (Beta), an AI-powered solution that helps optimize returnable packaging to reduce costs and carbon emissions.
Register Now → https://lnkd.in/gVj5F9Dt
Date: 15th October 2025
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Platform: Online
The Fitsol Fix
Sector Spotlight: Automotive & Auto Parts – Driving Low-Carbon Logistics
The automotive sector faces rising pressure to decarbonize its supply chain. Inefficient packaging, fragile components, and high Scope 3 emissions increase costs and environmental impact, while regulations like BRSR and GRI demand transparent reporting.
Key Challenges
Oversized or poorly optimized packaging increases transport volume and emissions.
Fragile auto parts require careful handling, adding complexity.
Third-party logistics and transportation drive significant Scope 3 emissions.
Decarbonization Pathways
Optimized outer boxes and custom inserts for safer, space-efficient transport.
Reusable packaging and circular economy practices to cut waste.
Truckload optimization to maximize space and reduce emissions.
Fitsol’s Role
Our Green Packaging Asset Design Tool and Truckload Optimization feature help auto companies lower per-part transport costs, reduce emissions, and achieve greener logistics. With AI-driven recommendations and comparative insights, Fitsol turns packaging and transport efficiency into measurable sustainability gains.
Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
ICVCM Approves New Carbon Removal Standards
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) has approved six new engineered carbon dioxide removal (CDR) methodologies, expanding the supply of high-quality carbon credits. This move comes as the EU and UK explore integrating removals into regulated carbon markets. Projects under these new standards could issue over 3.2 million credits annually, while updated forestry protocols add potential for up to 9.5 million credits per year. These approvals offer companies more high-integrity options to invest in carbon credits, supporting credible decarbonization strategies and compliance-ready portfolios. As engineered removals grow, businesses now have opportunities to leverage carbon credits strategically, demonstrating commitment to sustainability while advancing net-zero goals.
Source: ESG News
Germany Expands Industrial Climate Support with CCS Funding
Germany has announced a €6 billion ($7 billion) funding program to help heavy industries cut emissions, now including carbon capture and storage (CCS) for the first time. The initiative targets high-emitting sectors such as steel, chemicals, cement, and glass, aiming to accelerate decarbonisation while maintaining competitiveness.
Selected companies will receive 15-year state-backed contracts, awarded via competitive bidding starting in 2026, pending EU approval. The program supports long-term investment in low-carbon technologies, stabilizes exposure to energy price and carbon market fluctuations, and ensures measurable reductions in CO₂ emissions.
This expansion marks a significant step in Europe’s push for industrial decarbonisation, providing a blueprint for hard-to-abate sectors where electrification or hydrogen adoption remains challenging.
Source: ESG News
Singapore Signs 10th Carbon Credit Agreement with Mongolia
Singapore has finalized its 10th carbon credit pact, this time partnering with Mongolia to offset emissions and fund sustainable projects. The agreement includes safeguards against double counting and cancels a small portion of credits to reduce global emissions.
The deal allows Singaporean firms to use eligible carbon credits to offset up to 5% of their carbon tax obligations, while Mongolia channels a share of proceeds to climate adaptation projects, supporting clean water access, job creation, and energy security.
Signed on October 6, the agreement strengthens climate collaboration between the two nations and highlights the growing role of high-quality carbon credits in global sustainability efforts.
Source: KnowESG
SBTi Opens Public Consultation on FLAG Criteria Updates
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has launched a 30-day public consultation to revise its Forest, Land, and Agriculture (FLAG) Criteria, highlighting urgent updates for a sector responsible for nearly a quarter of global emissions and $123 billion in annual losses from natural disasters.
The consultation focuses on two criteria, proposing five key changes, including updated timelines for setting FLAG targets, deforestation cut-off dates, an expanded list of commodities under no-deforestation commitments, and enhanced transparency requirements.
Stakeholders can participate through the consultation survey until 6 November 2025, helping shape guidance that balances ambition with practicality. The updated criteria are expected in early 2026 and will apply immediately to new FLAG targets.
Source: Know ESG