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Coming Soon: Episode 6 of 2° Talks | Operationalising Net Zero in Supply Chains
How does sustainability move from boardroom strategy to supply chain execution? In Episode 6 of 2° Talks, Anand Pathak speaks with Ajay Joshi, Group Vice President – Supply Chain, Penguin Random House India, on turning net-zero commitments into operational reality. The discussion covers Scope 3 emissions, ESG execution gaps, and the role of data, traceability, and AI in sustainable supply chains. A practical conversation for leaders across supply chain, procurement, and sustainability functions.
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Special Segment: Road to Zero Emissions – SFC Roundtable & TERI Whitepaper
On 10th February 2026, Smart Freight Centre (SFC) India, in collaboration with TERI and IIM-Bangalore, hosted the roundtable “Road to Zero Emissions: Measuring and Reporting Freight Emissions” in New Delhi. The session focused on harmonising freight emissions measurement, transparent reporting, and operational pathways for clean freight in India. Fitsol attended the event, joining industry leaders, policymakers, and technical experts in discussions on credible data frameworks and multi-stakeholder collaboration. A key highlight was the release of the SFC–TERI Whitepaper, providing a nationally harmonised roadmap for institutionalising freight emissions accounting, including India-specific EV emission factors and tools for measurement. The initiative sets the stage for scalable, zero-emission logistics across the country.
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.
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Sector Spotlight: Fitsol – Textile Industry Decarbonisation
The textile sector faces mounting pressure to cut carbon emissions, manage water-intensive operations, and meet global ESG and compliance standards, all across complex supply chains.
Key Challenges:
• High Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions
• Energy- and water-intensive processing
• Limited supply chain traceability
• Increasing CBAM, BRSR, and global reporting requirements
How Fitsol Enables Change:
• Real-time carbon and value chain emissions tracking
• Energy and water optimisation through data-led insights
• Supply chain traceability and circular material integration
• Audit-ready ESG reporting aligned with CBAM, BRSR, CDP, and GRI
Fitsol empowers textile manufacturers to reduce emissions, improve resource efficiency, and build compliant, future-ready operations.
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Around the World: Trends Shaping Climate & Business
India Signals Support as EU Carbon Border Tax Impacts Steel Exports
India has indicated policy support for its steel sector as the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) increases costs on carbon-intensive imports. With nearly two-thirds of Indian steel exports going to Europe, carbon pricing is reshaping trade competitiveness and export strategy. The development highlights how carbon accounting and emissions reporting now directly influence market access and pricing. As global trade becomes climate-linked, industries may need to accelerate decarbonisation and strengthen compliance to remain competitive.
Source: ESG News
EU Approves Binding 90% Emissions Cut by 2040
The European Union has approved a legally binding target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, strengthening its pathway to net zero by 2050. From 2036, limited use of international carbon credits will be allowed under strict governance rules, increasing the focus on real emissions reductions. The launch of ETS2, covering buildings and road transport fuels, has been postponed to 2028 to address cost and competitiveness concerns. The move signals tighter carbon regulation, stronger compliance expectations, and growing pressure on industries to accelerate decarbonisation strategies.
Source: ESG News
GHG Protocol Launches First Global Standard for Land-Sector Carbon Accounting
The GHG Protocol has introduced the first global standard for measuring land-sector emissions and carbon removals in corporate carbon inventories. The framework standardises reporting for agriculture, land use change, and Scope 3 traceability, addressing a major gap in climate reporting. From 2027, companies can include carbon removals in Scope 1 and Scope 3 inventories under strict safeguards. The move strengthens lifecycle accounting, data transparency, and supply chain accountability, raising the bar for credible net-zero strategies.
Source: ESG Times
IEEFA: Many Indian Net-Zero Targets Lack Credible Transition Plans
A new IEEFA report finds that while most major Indian companies have announced net-zero targets, few have credible, time-bound transition plans. Only 7 of 33 corporates studied clearly link emissions goals with execution pathways, capital allocation, and financial planning. Scope 3 disclosures, scenario analysis, and governance accountability remain limited across sectors. The findings highlight growing investor demand for measurable, financially integrated decarbonisation strategies, not just climate commitments.
Source: ESG Times
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