CIMCON’26 will feature Tanish Shewani, Founder & CEO of Bharat Carbon, a next-generation climate-tech entrepreneur redefining how Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) can turn sustainability into a competitive business advantage. With a sharp focus on AI-powered sustainability infrastructure, Tanish represents the new wave of founders helping MSMEs transition from compliance-driven practices to opportunity-led green growth. In his session, “Greenhouse Emission: A New Business Opportunity,” Tanish will explain how emissions measurement, reduction, offsetting, and carbon trading are rapidly emerging as viable and profitable business segments. For MSMEs, this shift opens up a new frontier where sustainability is no longer a cost centre, but a revenue enabler and market differentiator.

 

Drawing from his work at Bharat Carbon, Tanish will highlight how AI-driven carbon analytics can help MSMEs accurately measure emissions, improve operational efficiency, and align with global ESG standards. These capabilities are increasingly critical for MSMEs seeking access to international supply chains, export markets, green financing, and partnerships with large enterprises that demand transparent and measurable sustainability performance. From an MSME owner’s perspective, the key takeaway is powerful: early adoption of sustainability intelligence can unlock funding, attract global buyers, and future-proof businesses against evolving regulations.

 

Tanish will demonstrate how even small enterprises can participate in carbon markets, develop emission-reduction solutions, and build scalable green business models without heavy capital investment. Aligned with CIMCON’26’s vision of “10X in 10 Years,” this session will inspire MSME owners to view climate action as a growth lever transforming environmental responsibility into innovation, credibility, and long-term value creation in the global economy. Rahul Pande brings governance clarity and accountability focus to CIMCON’26