The Fitsol Greenprint | 106th Edition

What’s New at Fitsol

Fitsol at Sustainability Carnival 2026, Akshay Tandon participates as speaker

Fitsol participated at the Sustainability Carnival 2026 held in New Delhi. Akshay Tandon, CTO and co-founder, came on-board as the speaker and was part of the panel discussion titled Building Sustainable India – The Youth Perspective. The conversation focused on how the next generation in India is engaging with sustainability in a more hands-on, execution-first way. The discussion also highlighted how young professionals are starting to influence organisations to think about long-term impact. Overall, the panel reflected a shift from sustainability as a concept to sustainability as something that needs to work in practice.

2°Talks – A Fitsol Podcast | Dr. Aditi Mishal, Head – ESG, Welspun Enterprises Ltd

Anand Pathak, CEO & Founder of Fitsol, sat down with Dr. Aditi Mishal for a conversation about what it actually takes to build sustainability into a business, not just on paper, but in practice. They talked about her journey into the sustainability space, how ESG has shifted in India over the years, and why, even today, getting things done on the ground remains the hardest part for most organizations.

Episode dropping June 13, 2026 | Follow YouTube to watch the full podcast: Climate Conversations By Fitsol

Upcoming Webinars And Panels

Fitsol at the 8th Future of Manufacturing Summit & Awards

We will be at the 8th Future of Manufacturing Summit & Awards 2026 as an Exhibit Partner. On June 9, Anand Pathak, CEO & Founder, will speak on Onsite Execution: Practicality of Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals. The Fitsol team will be at the booth if you want to talk industrial sustainability, decarbonisation, compliance, or just how to make sustainability work in day-to-day operations, not just in reports.

Date: June 9, 2026 | Venue: Sheraton, New Delhi

June 10, 2026 | Venue: The Westin Gurgaon, New Delhi

Logistics Decarbonization Program | Fitsol x Smart Freight Centre

10 Sessions | 20 Hours | 4–5 Weeks | Register Here

Fitsol, in partnership with Smart Freight Centre, is launching a live cohort-based designed to help organizations understand and implement practical logistics decarbonisation strategies, with focus areas including:

freight emissions visibility,
Scope 3 logistics emissions,
operational reduction strategies,
and implementation-led decarbonisation roadmaps.

Participants will receive:

access to Fitsol’s Kyoto platform,
access to Smart Freight Centre Academy courses

Register Here.

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The Fitsol Fix

Carbon Credits: A Bridge, Not a Strategy

The Challenge

Many businesses face rising pressure to meet net-zero, ESG, and compliance targets but struggle to identify credible, high-quality carbon credits.
Lack of transparency, verification concerns, and limited market visibility make carbon credit procurement complex and risky.

The Solution

Access verified carbon credit projects aligned with your sustainability goals, industry requirements, and decarbonisation roadmap.

How Fitsol Helps

Fitsol helps organisations source, evaluate, and procure high-integrity carbon credits while ensuring transparency, compliance, and alignment with broader carbon reduction strategies.

Explore more here: Carbon Credits

Around The World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business

Circular Packaging Is No Longer Just a Sustainability Goal

The EU's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is set to reshape packaging requirements across global value chains. The regulation aims to make all packaging on the EU market recyclable by 2030, increase recycled content, reduce unnecessary packaging, and expand reuse systems. For manufacturers, brands, and exporters, packaging performance is increasingly becoming a compliance, sourcing, and market-access consideration rather than just a design decision.

Source: European Commission Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)

UK Raises the Bar on Climate Targets

The UK has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 87% from 1990 levels by 2040, reinforcing its push towards net zero while also addressing long-term energy security concerns. While the target is aimed at the national level, its impact will inevitably flow down to businesses through stricter reporting expectations, decarbonization efforts, supply chain transparency requirements, and increased focus on measurable sustainability outcomes.

Source: ESG News

Sustainability Reporting Standards Face Another Round of Review

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) has called for stronger alignment between the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and global reporting frameworks, warning that unnecessary complexity could increase compliance burdens for businesses. The discussion reflects a broader trend in sustainability reporting: companies are looking for greater consistency, comparability, and efficiency as disclosure requirements continue to evolve across markets.