What’s New at Fitsol
Featured Insight: Decarbonization in Manufacturing
We’re excited to share that our Founder & CEO, Anand Pathak, was featured in Energy Future Magazine by TERI. The article highlights why decarbonization is critical for manufacturers, emphasizing the role of climate intelligence, data-driven decisions, and systemic action across energy, logistics, and supply chains. As India’s manufacturing sector accelerates its low-carbon transition, platforms like TERI’s Energy Future are driving important conversations on sustainable growth and industrial resilience.
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Webinar Recap: Making Scope 3 Data Work at Scale
Fitsol hosted a session on real-world Scope 3 decarbonization challenges across OEM–supplier ecosystems. Yeshvanth Suresh Babu, Chief Strategy Officer and Meenakshi Chaudhary, ESG Lead from Fitsol discussed why Scope 3 emissions reporting often breaks at scale, the structural challenges in data collection, and how supplier enablement can unlock credible, decision-grade emissions data. The session highlighted practical approaches to improve ESG ratings, compliance readiness, and business value through structured Scope 3 programs. Attendees gained insights into aligning product carbon footprints, life-cycle assessments, and regulatory expectations for long-term operational and strategic impact.
Upcoming Webinars & Panels
Roundtable Invite: Measuring and Reporting Freight Emissions
SFC is organising the roundtable “Road to Zero Emissions: Measuring and Reporting Freight Emissions” on 10th February 2026 in New Delhi. Fitsol will participate alongside other industry leaders to discuss how standardised freight emissions accounting can accelerate freight decarbonisation in India.
Date: 10th February 2026
Venue: New Delhi
Key Focus:
- Standardising freight emissions measurement and reporting
- Policy and industry collaboration for zero-emission logistics
- Best practices and tools for freight carbon accounting and sustainability
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Sector Spotlight: Fitsol – Cement Industry Decarbonisation
Many cement producers struggle to decarbonise operations while maintaining efficiency and compliance. Common challenges include high process emissions, energy-intensive kilns, reliance on fossil fuels, and limited visibility into carbon across operations.
Key Challenges in Cement Decarbonisation:
• Reducing Scope 1, 2, and 3 CO₂ emissions
• Optimising energy-intensive clinker and kiln operations
• Integrating low-carbon and circular materials
• Generating audit-ready sustainability and ESG reports
How Fitsol Solves These Challenges:
• Real-time emissions monitoring and process-level carbon tracking
• Clinker substitution, alternative fuel optimisation, and circular material integration
• Energy-efficient operations with smart systems and renewable integration
• Carbon reporting and ESG compliance aligned with CBAM, BRSR, CDP, GRI, and CCTS frameworks
With Fitsol Cement Solutions, companies achieve measurable carbon reductions, operational efficiency, and scalable low-carbon production, supporting a sustainable and compliant cement industry transformation.
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Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
Singapore Accelerates High-Integrity Nature-Based Carbon Solutions
Singapore has launched initiatives to boost blue carbon credit development and biomass measurement across Asia. WWF Singapore and the Economic Development Board introduced the Blue Carbon Support Programme to improve measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) for coastal and marine projects. The Office for Space Technology and Industry also announced a digital MRV grant to advance biomass monitoring using satellite and geospatial technologies. These programs aim to strengthen scientific credibility, project scalability, and investor confidence, positioning Singapore as a regional hub for nature-based carbon solutions.
Source: ESG News
Corporate Climate Action Hits New Milestone with 10,000 Science-Based Targets
At the start of 2026, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) confirmed that 10,000 companies now have validated emissions targets aligned with net zero by 2050, representing over 40% of global market capitalization. Validations span 90+ countries, with Asia, led by Japan, showing the fastest recent growth. The surge reflects rising investor, regulatory, and supply chain pressures driving credible decarbonization strategies. Companies across energy, heavy industry, consumer goods, finance, and technology are increasingly setting targets to enhance resilience, operational efficiency, and market competitiveness. This milestone underscores the mainstreaming of science-based climate action across global businesses.
Source: ESG News
Hong Kong Expands Sustainable Finance Taxonomy to Include Climate Transition and Adaptation
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has released Phase 2A of its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, adding categories for climate transition, adaptation, and new economic sectors. Transition activities now cover carbon-intensive industries on time-bound decarbonization pathways, while adaptation measures focus on technologies and practices that enhance climate resilience. The update also expands covered sectors from 4 to 6, including manufacturing and ICT, and more than doubles eligible activities from 12 to 25, spanning electricity transmission, low-carbon transport, and district heating. HKMA’s phased approach aims to mobilize investment in credible, climate-aligned activities, supporting an orderly transition toward a net zero and climate-resilient economy.
Source: ESG Today
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