Why NeatCarbon exists.
NeatCarbon is built on a simple conviction — that the complexity of India's Carbon Market should not be a barrier to participation.
Medium-scale enterprises — the steel plants, textile units, and aluminium manufacturers that form the backbone of Indian industry — deserve access to the same quality of intelligence that large corporations get from expensive consultancies. NeatCarbon exists to close that gap.
The platform is designed around two pillars: an Intelligence layer that breaks down regulations, notifications, and market mechanics into plain language — and a Compliance layer that will help enterprises track, log, and manage their monitoring obligations when the ICM goes live.
The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme covers over 250 obligated entities across eight energy-intensive sectors. Most of them do not have dedicated sustainability teams, do not have relationships with Big 4 consultancies, and do not have the time to parse 87-page BEE guides or CERC draft regulations. NeatCarbon was built for them.
Abhirup Mishra
First-year, BBA in Digital Business & Entrepreneurship — IIM Bangalore
Abhirup is a fellow of beVisioneers — the Mercedes-Benz Fellowship for eco-innovators, a global programme backing young people who are turning environmental ideas into real-world impact. He is a first-year student in IIM Bangalore's BBA in Digital Business & Entrepreneurship (BBA DBE), and a MU20 20 Under 20 Leader.
NeatCarbon is his attempt to make India's carbon transition legible, accessible, and actionable for the businesses that need it most.
“The complexity of India's carbon market should not be a barrier to participation.”
Making India's carbon transition legible, accessible, and actionable.