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Author: Automotive World

A Belgium-based chemicals group is reshaping industrial materials by launching a circular production facility in Italy. The move links lower-carbon manufacturing, agricultural by-products and supply chain readiness for future EU requirements.

Author: Daily Tribune

A Philippine-based diversified conglomerate is embedding circular asset management into enterprise operations through a partnership focused on responsible technology reuse. The initiative links waste reduction, social value creation and long-term operational resilience.

Author: BUSINESSPLUS

Ireland’s green business investment landscape expands as Aon and Irish Life Investment Managers launch a climate transition fund targeting emerging markets. The initiative channels capital toward low-carbon growth, emissions reduction and sustainability-aligned returns.

Author: Irish Independent

Irish enterprises are strengthening long-term competitiveness as AIB renews its sustainability-focused support for SMEs through GreenTechHQ. The partnership advances efficiency, governance and low-impact operations across the South East.

Author: The Executive Office

A major manufacturing investment in Northern Ireland introduces a first-of-its-kind energy system that converts industrial waste into on-site power. The project highlights how operational efficiency and emissions reduction are converging in capital planning.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The green industry is entering a phase defined less by ambition alone and more by structured delivery, accountability and long-term thinking. This edition reflects how leadership, policy alignment and organisational commitment are shaping a more durable sustainability landscape. As the Green Awards 2026 approach, the sector is looking to celebrate innovation, impact, and sustainability like never before. 'Brian Norton brings global energy and buildings expertise as Judging Coordinator of Green Awards 2026' highlights how expertise and credibility continue to underpin recognition of excellence. His perspective ensures that depth of impact, innovation, and consistency of outcomes remain central to this year’s awards. Alongside this, 'Wind Energy Ireland outlines strategy to anchor green business growth' reflects the growing importance of coordinated frameworks in translating policy ambition into commercial momentum. Strategic clarity is increasingly viewed as essential to scaling sustainable investment with confidence. Lastly, 'Law firm commits operations to global sustainability framework' signals how sustainability is becoming embedded across sectors beyond traditional energy and infrastructure. Governance-led approaches are reinforcing trust and accountability across value chains. These stories illustrate a green economy moving towards maturity and discipline, inviting readers to explore how leadership, strategy and commitment are shaping the next chapter of sustainable progress.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Professor Brian Norton, Emeritus Professor of Solar Energy Applications at TU Dublin, joins the Green Awards 2026 as Judging Coordinator, bringing internationally recognised expertise in sustainable energy, buildings, and innovation-led impact.

Author: EUWID

A major automotive manufacturer is reshaping how vehicles are reused and recycled, placing circular economy principles at the centre of industrial strategy. The investment underlines how resource security and emissions reduction are converging in large-scale manufacturing.

Author: yahoo!news

A major international law firm has joined a global sustainability framework shaping how organisations address environmental, social and governance responsibilities. The move highlights how firms are formalising accountability and transparency within sustainability-led business strategies.

Author: pv magazine

Institutional investment in energy storage continues to accelerate as Europe scales its clean power infrastructure. An Ireland-based fund close highlights how battery systems are becoming critical to grid stability, energy security and long-term decarbonisation.