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Upcoming Podcast Episode 4: Inside India’s Sustainable Manufacturing Future
Episode 4 of 2°Celsius – A Fitsol Podcast features Anil Makkar, Chief Sustainability Officer at JK Organisation, sharing insights from his three-decade journey in the automotive sector. Discover how AI, data analytics, and operational excellence are shaping sustainable manufacturing, and learn how companies are preparing for India’s new CCTS framework. From green logistics to circular manufacturing, this episode dives into practical strategies and lessons for building a low-carbon future. Tune in November 14th to hear Anil’s expert perspectives and rapid-fire sustainability tips.
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Sector Spotlight: Paper & Pulp ESG Compliance & Carbon Emissions Tracking
The paper and pulp industry is highly energy- and water-intensive, generating significant Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across raw material sourcing, production, and logistics. Increasing regulatory pressures from BRSR, CSRD, and global ESG reporting frameworks make transparency, traceability, and ESG compliance essential for sustainable paper manufacturing.
Decarbonization Pathways for Paper & Pulp:
Renewable energy adoption & energy-efficient pulping to reduce carbon footprint
Sustainable sourcing & circular paper solutions for low-impact manufacturing
AI-powered supply chain optimization & real-time MRV for continuous emissions monitoring
Fitsol’s Role in Sustainable Paper Manufacturing:
With Greencount, Greenalign, Kyoto, and integrated digital MRV solutions, Fitsol enables paper and pulp manufacturers to:
Achieve end-to-end ESG compliance and audit-ready reporting
Gain full Scope 1–3 emissions visibility across suppliers and operations
Generate predictive insights for decarbonization and operational efficiency
Align with global carbon reporting standards and sustainability frameworks
For more information, check out our decarbonizing solutions.
Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
EU Agrees to 90% Carbon Cut by 2040 Amid Controversy
The European Union has set a target to slash carbon emissions by 90% by 2040, a move criticized as a weakening of its previous climate goals. Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland opposed the agreement, while compromises allow flexibility to buy international carbon credits and postpone new carbon trading for transport and heating. Environmental groups warn this may effectively outsource emissions reductions to less-developed countries. EU climate ministers finalized the deal after an overnight marathon session, pending approval from the European Parliament. The agreement signals Europe’s commitment to climate action ahead of COP30 in Brazil, balancing emissions cuts with economic and geopolitical realities.
Source: The Hindu
India Sees Steepest Rise in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Ahead of COP30
According to the UN’s latest Emissions Gap Report, India recorded the largest increase in absolute greenhouse gas emissions globally during 2023–24, adding 165 million tonnes. While per capita emissions remain among the lowest for major economies, the surge and the missed NDC submission by the September 30 deadline put India under the global spotlight ahead of COP30 in Brazil. Scientists warn the world is on track for a 2.8°C temperature rise by century’s end, far above the 1.5°C Paris target. Experts urge rapid action, highlighting India’s climate justice challenge: balancing low per-capita emissions with rising total emissions. The report signals a critical need for accelerated climate policies and greater ambition in NDC updates.
Source: Telegraph