Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: April Lara

The 2025 Green Awards has showcased the remarkable strides being made by Irish organisations in sustainability.

Author: BusinessEye

A new international study warns that Ireland’s proposed “temperature neutrality” targets risk cementing existing inequalities in the global food system while undermining climate ambition.

Author: Belfast Newsletter

Lynas Foodservice has invested £4.3 million in a solar, wind, and battery microgrid at its Coleraine site, enabling 75% renewable electricity across its operations.

Author: Agriland

Ireland’s largest ever bioeconomy research call is now open, offering €5 million to co-fund collaborative projects between companies and researchers.

Author: Pinsent Masons

The European Commission is scaling back and delaying key Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) obligations, easing the burden on thousands of companies.

Author: Irish Examiner

Tourism Ireland has doubled down on a €2.4m campaign to attract visitors seeking immersive, low-impact holidays.

Author: Silicon Valley

Irish businesses are facing a decisive shift in how jobseekers evaluate potential employers. A third of candidates now research ESG commitments before applying, with half saying a clear sustainability policy strongly influences whether they accept a role.

Author: April Lara

As sustainability continues to be a driving force in business, the Green Awards serve as a vital platform for recognising the organisations making real strides in environmental responsibility.

Author: Green Awards

Ireland’s Sustainability Powerhouse Takes Home Four Top Honours

Author: Green Awards

Leading the Way in Sustainable Sport and Entertainment