What’s New at Fitsol
2° Talks – A Fitsol Podcast | Amit Bhatt on Transport Decarbonization in India
In this episode, Anand Pathak speaks with Amit Bhatt from the International Council on Clean Transportation on the evolving landscape of transport decarbonization in India. The conversation explores how the sector is balancing rising mobility demand with emissions reduction, the growing role of freight and heavy-duty vehicles, and the impact of policy frameworks like fuel efficiency standards and EV mandates. It also highlights the practical challenges of implementation, where infrastructure, data, and execution gaps often slow progress. A grounded discussion on why real-world execution, not just strategy, will shape the future of sustainable transport.
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Fitsol Partners with GetGreenr to Power GHG Management for C3 Cohort
Fitsol has been selected as the official GHG management partner for the C3 cohort of GetGreenr. As part of this engagement, 40+ startups will onboard onto Fitsol’s proprietary platform, Kyoto, to manage and track their GHG emissions. This collaboration reflects a growing focus on building strong measurement and reporting foundations early in the startup journey, enabling companies to scale with structured, credible emissions management systems in place.
Upcoming Webinars & Panels
Upcoming: Fitsol at SChainXpo 2026 | AI-Driven Sustainable Supply Chains
Fitsol will be exhibiting at SChainXpo 2026 (28–29 April, Hall 5, Bombay Exhibition Centre – NESCO), showcasing AI-driven tools for predictive analytics, real-time supply chain orchestration, and carbon footprint measurement. Our solutions help organizations embed sustainability into core operations; from emissions tracking to data-driven decision-making. If you’re exploring resilient, climate-responsible supply chain strategies, visit our booth for live demos and insights on building future-ready, low-carbon SCM systems.
The Fitsol Fix
Sector Spotlight: Fitsol – EPR Trading (ETP) & Compliance Management
EPR compliance in India is shifting to digital EPR Trading Platforms (ETP), where companies must manage credit purchases in real time. This makes compliance a continuous process driven by cost, timing, and execution, not just reporting.
Key Challenges:
• Limited visibility into EPR targets and credit requirements
• High EPR credit costs due to poor timing and planning
• Complexity in ETP onboarding and trade execution
• Increased compliance risk under CPCB audits
How Fitsol Enables Change:
• End-to-end EPR compliance management on ETP platforms
• Real-time tracking of EPR obligations and credit positions
• Optimized credit planning to reduce EPR compliance costs
• Audit-ready reporting aligned with CPCB regulations
Fitsol enables businesses to streamline EPR compliance, reduce costs, and stay audit-ready in a digital-first regulatory environment.
Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
GHG Protocol Proposes Key Changes to Scope 3 Reporting Standards
The GHG Protocol has proposed updates to its Scope 3 reporting framework, aiming to improve accuracy, transparency, and consistency in emissions disclosures. The changes include clearer guidance on data quality, disaggregation of emissions, and improved methodologies for supplier-related data. These updates reflect growing regulatory and investor focus on more reliable Scope 3 reporting. If adopted, companies may need to enhance data collection and reporting processes to meet evolving global standards.
Source: ESG Today
India Targets Steel Emissions Reduction While Scaling Capacity
India has outlined plans to reduce emissions intensity in the steel sector by 25% while expanding production capacity to 400 million tonnes by 2035. The strategy focuses on cleaner technologies such as increased scrap usage and gas-based steelmaking, along with policy incentives to support the transition. The move reflects growing pressure to balance industrial growth with climate commitments. However, challenges around infrastructure and reliance on imported raw materials may impact the pace of adoption, requiring significant investment and systemic shifts across the sector.
Source: ESG News
Switzerland Proposes ESG Law Aligned with EU Standards
Switzerland has proposed a new Sustainable Corporate Management Act to align with EU ESG regulations. The law introduces stricter reporting and due diligence requirements, especially for large companies, with a focus on supply chain risks and environmental and human rights impacts. A two-tier system and potential penalties signal a stronger push toward compliance and global alignment.
Source: ESG News