Geovitas — Climate Accountability. Commercially Rewarding.

Who we are

Every company is now a climate company. Every city. Every government body. Geovitas is how the serious ones get ahead of it.

Geovitas is an early mover in climate-tech — building the platform India's cities, manufacturers, and energy operators will use to measure their emissions, meet their mandates, and generate returns from the transition. We formulate the plan, deploy the technology, and run the platform. We are not consultants who hand over a report and leave.

100+

City and industrial clients by 2028 — with measurable, verifiable climate outcomes on the ground.

Metric tonnes of CO₂e reduction by 2028 — proving climate action is scalable and financially viable.

Four systems. One platform.

Government & Regulatory Bodies

Policy without data is intent. We give government the measurement infrastructure to make mandates real.

SEBI, BEE, MoEFCC, State DSTE departments, and Smart Cities Mission bodies set the mandate. Geovitas provides the standardised MRV systems, monitoring platforms, and data infrastructure that turn policy into verifiable, reportable outcomes — at city, state, and national scale.

Cities & Urban Local Bodies

India's Net Zero runs through its cities. We build the infrastructure that makes it measurable and fundable.

Urban areas account for 70% of India's commercial energy demand. A city with a verified GHG baseline can access climate finance, defend its SAPCC submission, and generate carbon credits. Most cities in India have none of these. Geovitas builds all three — and keeps them running.

Industry & Manufacturing

The future of Make in India is green. Manufacturers that decarbonise early will dominate global supply chains.

CBAM, BRSR Core, and buyer-driven Scope 3 mandates are arriving simultaneously. The manufacturers who have already measured their emissions will pay less at the border, satisfy their buyers faster, and earn carbon credits their competitors cannot. Geovitas calculates that exposure, reduces it, and turns the reductions into advantage.

Energy Sector

India's energy transition is the largest economic opportunity of our generation. The question is who captures it.

The energy sector does not transition on carbon logic — it transitions on economics. Geovitas deploys cold cracking, compressed biogas under SATAT's guaranteed offtake, and microalgae carbon capture — each generating a financial return on the sector's actual timeline, with CCTS credits as a second income stream on the same asset.

The regulatory landscape

Different obligations.
One window to act.

Each sector operates inside its own set of mandates — all on timelines that were not set by the organisations they govern. The question in each case is the same: do you have the data, the plan, and the platform to respond?

National & State Climate Frameworks

Government Bodies

Net Zero 2070, Smart Cities Mission, AMRUT, SAPCC — India has articulated its climate missions clearly. The gap is in integration and execution at scale. Government bodies need standardised MRV systems that aggregate city-level data into nationally reportable outcomes.

The mandate is set. The measurement infrastructure to enforce it is not.

Mandatory — SAPCC, CCAP, DCAP require verified, traceable, aggregatable data

SAPCC & City Climate Action Plans

Cities & ULBs

City Climate Action Plans are mandatory. Most submissions lack a verified GHG baseline — which means they cannot access the multilateral climate finance these plans are supposed to unlock. Smart City and green bond eligibility is tied to the same data.

The plan exists. The data to defend it — and fund it — does not.

Mandatory — SAPCC, CCAP, DCAP require verified, traceable GHG data

EU CBAM & SEBI BRSR Core

Industry & Export

From January 2026, embedded emissions in steel, aluminium, cement, and fertilisers carry a border price at the EU. Simultaneously, BRSR Core requires third-party assured ESG disclosures from India's top listed companies — expanding annually to the top 1,000 by FY27.

A mid-sized steel exporter faces ₹50 Cr+ in avoidable annual costs. Most have not run that number.

CBAM full obligation Jan 2026 — BRSR Core top 150 from FY24, expanding to top 1,000 by FY27

India CCTS & SATAT

Energy Sector

The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme has active mandatory targets for petroleum refining and petrochemicals from FY2026. SATAT's guaranteed CBG offtake simultaneously creates a revenue opportunity from organic waste streams that most energy operators have not yet structured into a business case.

Companies that have already built their baseline will be selling credits while others are buying them.

CCTS active for 7 sectors from FY2026 — SATAT offtake open now

Three sectors. Climate action you can account for.

Where India's climate
transition actually happens.

Cities & Urban Local Bodies

01 / 03

Urban Resilience Platforms

India's cities must meet climate targets set by frameworks they had no hand in designing — with data infrastructure that does not yet exist. A city without a verified emissions baseline cannot access climate finance, cannot defend a SAPCC submission, and cannot generate carbon credits.

We build that baseline — and the monitoring infrastructure that keeps it current, compliant, and credit-generating.

GHG InventoryDigital MRVSAPCC / CCAPCarbon Credits

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Manufacturing & Export

02 / 03

Green Factory 360

CBAM, BRSR Core, and buyer-driven Scope 3 requirements are converging on Indian industry simultaneously. The financial exposure is calculable. For a mid-sized steel exporter, CBAM alone can exceed ₹50 crore annually — and most manufacturers have not run that number yet.

We calculate your regulatory exposure across CBAM, BRSR, and CCTS — then build the verified data and reduction roadmap that brings it down.

EU CBAMSEBI BRSRSBTiScope 3

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Oil, Gas & Energy

03 / 03

Energy Transition Infrastructure

A refinery's capital committee does not approve a technology because it has a good carbon story. It approves it because it fits the hurdle rate. The three technologies Geovitas deploys generate a return on a timeline the energy sector actually uses — and CCTS credits as a second output.

We install cold cracking, compressed biogas, and microalgae systems on existing energy assets — cutting emissions, generating CCTS credits, and returning capital within your investment cycle.

Cold CrackingCBG / SATATMicroalgaeIndia CCTS

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How the economics work

From emissions data
to financial outcome.

Every Geovitas engagement follows the same eight-step sequence across all sectors. The output at each stage feeds the next — ultimately generating compliance, efficiency savings, and a carbon revenue stream.

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Scope and data collection

Primary data from RTOs, DISCOMs, OMCs, PCBs, and facility records. No secondary estimates where primary exists.

Verified emissions baseline

Scope 1, 2, and 3 inventory built to GHG Protocol standards. Every assumption documented. Every number traceable.

Compliance output

Regulatory exposure mapping

CBAM liability, BRSR gap, CCTS obligation, or SAPCC requirement — calculated against your actual numbers, not sector averages.

Compliance output

Abatement lever identification

Mitigation options ranked by cost per tonne reduced and compliance value. Only what moves your specific number.

Roadmap and business case

Decarbonisation pathway with CAPEX/OPEX, green finance options, and regulatory deadlines mapped to your capital cycle.

Compliance output

Technology deployment

Cold cracking, CBG, microalgae, or city-level efficiency systems — procured, installed, and commissioned via iRAISE Green Planet.

Continuous monitoring

Climate Grid AI tracks emissions in near real-time. Flags drift, models corrections, generates MRV documentation automatically.

Carbon credit origination

Verified reductions become Carbon Credit Certificates through RenewCred. This revenue layer runs continuously — not just at handover.

Revenue output

The numbers behind the argument

4,800+

Urban Local Bodies in India. Fewer than 30 have a verified, third-party-assured GHG inventory.

MoEFCC / CPCB

₹50Cr

Estimated annual CBAM exposure for a mid-sized Indian steel exporter. Most have not run that number.

CBAM methodology — modelled estimate

5,000

CBG plants targeted under SATAT with guaranteed government offtake. Fewer than 200 commissioned to date.

MNRE / SATAT scheme

400M+

New urban residents India will add by 2050. Infrastructure built now locks in emissions for decades.

UN DESA / World Bank 2025

The people behind Geovitas

Forty years in Indian Oil.
A climate institution in Geneva.
One company.

The three founders come from the parts of the system where the gap between climate commitment and execution is most visible — the refinery floor, the international climate negotiation table, and the boardroom where climate businesses get built and funded. That combination is not accidental. It is the company.

DSL Prasad

Co-Founder & Chairman

Former Executive Director, Indian Oil Corporation. 40+ years in oil and gas. Alumnus of College of Engineering Guindy and IIT Delhi. The person in the company who knows precisely why a refinery's capital committee will or will not approve a technology — and has built every deployment decision around that reality.

40+ years, India energy sector
Former ED, Indian Oil Corporation
IIT Delhi · CEG Chennai

Venu Puthussery

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Deep expertise in building businesses with a strong track record of profitable growth across climate and infrastructure sectors. Leads Geovitas's strategy and client operations — with particular focus on the financial structures that make climate action bankable, not just technically credible.

Business building & commercial strategy
Climate infrastructure
Profitable growth across sectors

Pradeep Kakkattil

Co-Founder & Director

Co-founded Health Innovation Exchange (HIEx) in Geneva, connecting healthcare leaders with innovators and investors globally. Brings international climate institution experience and the measurement standards that multilateral bodies require — ensuring Geovitas's work is credible at every level, not just on the ground.

Global climate institutions
Co-founder, HIEx Geneva
International standards & MRV

What we are watching

Analysis from the field.

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Cities & ULBs

The city budget that doesn't know it's losing money

95 percent of India's Heat Action Plans lack a detailed heat risk assessment. The plans exist. The risk quantification does not — and that is the gap that prevents climate finance from reaching the cities that need it most.

DSL PrasadRead →

Manufacturing & Export

The 25 percent nobody budgeted for

Indian exporters of steel, aluminium, cement, and fertilisers are now exporting into a market that prices the carbon embedded in what they ship. India accounts for roughly 7 percent of EU CBAM-covered imports — second only to China.

DSL PrasadRead →

Energy Transition

India has 5,000 CBG plants to build. The feedstock is there. The business model needs work.

The buildout is slow not because of technology or feedstock — but because of project finance, and getting a lender comfortable with a government offtake agreement it has not seen before.

DSL PrasadRead →

Regulatory

SEBI BRSR Core: what the nine attributes require and where most companies are unprepared

These are quantified metrics an assurance provider signs off on. Boards not positioned for that scrutiny are carrying a governance risk, not just a reporting one.

Geovitas ResearchRead →

Climate accountability
has arrived — for industry,
for cities, for government.

Different obligations.
One window to act.

Where India's climate
transition actually happens.

From emissions data
to financial outcome.

Forty years in Indian Oil.
A climate institution in Geneva.
One company.

Analysis from the field.

The first conversation
is a diagnostic,
not a pitch.

Climate accountability has arrived — for industry, for cities, for government.

Different obligations.One window to act.

Where India's climatetransition actually happens.

From emissions datato financial outcome.

Forty years in Indian Oil.A climate institution in Geneva.One company.

Analysis from the field.

The first conversationis a diagnostic,not a pitch.

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Climate accountability
has arrived — for industry,
for cities, for government.

Different obligations.
One window to act.

Where India's climate
transition actually happens.

From emissions data
to financial outcome.

Forty years in Indian Oil.
A climate institution in Geneva.
One company.

The first conversation
is a diagnostic,
not a pitch.