Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: ME Construction News

Saudi Arabia-based NEOM Green Hydrogen Company signs a three-year MoU with Fahd bin Sultan University to develop talent and research in the hydrogen sector. The initiative strengthens local expertise and supports the Kingdom’s renewable energy ambitions.

Author: Solar PowerWorld

Google’s parent company Alphabet acquires U.S.-based renewable energy developer Intersect for $4.75 billion (€4.04 bn) plus debt. The deal expands capacity for green energy projects supporting data centres and accelerates innovation in solar and storage technologies.

Author: RTE

PTSB partners with Irish modular home developer BuildWright to offer green mortgages for energy-efficient A2-rated homes. The initiative provides near turnkey construction, fixed pricing, and flexible financing to support sustainable housing delivery across Ireland.

Author: Renewables Now

Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has secured contracts to supply 188 MW of turbines across three projects in Ireland. Deliveries will begin in 2026 with 20-year service agreements, boosting the country’s renewable energy capacity.

Author: Fuel Cells Works

Fusion Fuel Green PLC, an Ireland-based green hydrogen company, launches Bright Hydrogen Holding to develop industrial-scale hydrogen projects. The initiative targets €30 million in phased investment, starting with a green hydrogen facility in Spain.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Sustainability is increasingly integral to corporate strategy, influencing how organisations create value, manage risk, and engage stakeholders. This edition highlights initiatives that demonstrate how environmental innovation and operational discipline are reshaping both performance and purpose. Flashback to earlier this year, ‘Hollister Wins The Green Transformation Award for SRF Waste Process Transformation’ illustrates the tangible results of collaborative, large-scale sustainability initiatives. The momentum from this recognition sets the stage for the 2026 awards, emphasising integrated, forward-looking environmental strategies. Moreover, ‘KINTO Join launches 360° sustainability platform to enhance corporate ESG performance’ shows how technology and data can enable organisations to track, report, and improve ESG outcomes. This reflects a broader shift toward transparency, actionable insight, and strengthened corporate accountability. Meanwhile, ‘AIM-NITI Aayog and HUL partner to scale circular economy start-ups in India’ demonstrates how cross-sector collaboration can accelerate innovation and drive systemic impact. It highlights the growing role of scalable circular solutions in advancing global sustainability agendas. Collectively, these stories underscore a landscape where collaboration, innovation, and operational excellence intersect to define environmental progress. They offer a lens on how strategic sustainability initiatives are shaping the future of both business and the planet.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Earlier this year, Hollister was recognised with The Green Transformation Award (500+ Employees) at the Green Awards 2025 for its SRF Waste Process Transformation, setting a benchmark for collaboration, transparency and environmental stewardship as the sustainability sector looks ahead to 2026.

Author: The Produce News

US-based AmericanHort has launched HortCred, a micro-credentialing programme to develop skills across the green industry. The initiative provides flexible, targeted learning to strengthen workforce capabilities and support sustainable horticultural operations.

Author: Irish Sun

Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) at NITI Aayog and Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), India’s leading FMCG company, have launched a programme to accelerate circular economy start-ups. The initiative targets plastics, textiles, and e-waste to boost sustainable business solutions.

Author: Agg-Net

CDE and Enva are developing one of Ireland’s largest construction and demolition waste-recycling plants. The project advances the circular economy while increasing the recovery of valuable sand and aggregates.