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Author: Textile Today

Bangladesh-based Solaric Group expands industrial rooftop solar to supply 30% of Ha-Meem Group’s textile operations. The initiative demonstrates green industry investment and renewable energy adoption in the country’s manufacturing sector.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The green transition continues to redefine strategic priorities across industry, with innovation becoming a central measure of competitiveness. This edition highlights how emerging opportunities are reshaping commercial and technological decision-making. Ireland’s clean-energy pipeline is expanding, as seen in this analysis, which shows how retrofit and construction firms are positioning themselves to serve rising demand for efficient infrastructure. A forward step in clean-fuel development is captured in the Bell Bay project, where TasPorts and H2U advance regional capacity for green hydrogen and ammonia production. Against this backdrop of global momentum, shortlisting for the Green Awards 2026 is now underway, with finalists to be revealed on 4 December 2025. Looking back at the standard set earlier this year, Easydry’s 2025 win for its groundbreaking compostable towel technology demonstrated the level of innovation and sustainability leadership the Awards continue to recognise. Together, these stories show how sustainability is moving from ambition to implementation, influencing decisions across industries and creating measurable impact. For a insights and opportunities shaping the future of clean energy and sustainable business, explore the full articles in our newsletter and ahead of the curve with the leaders driving change today.

Author: BioEnergy Times

TasPorts and H2U Group plan a green hydrogen and ammonia plant at Bell Bay, Tasmania. The project aims to decarbonise industry while leveraging renewable energy, supporting local and international markets, port infrastructure, and skilled jobs.

Author: Irish Independent

Griffin Group Hotels achieves a major sustainability milestone while maintaining strong financial growth. The Wexford-based hospitality company plans over €3 million in climate-focused investments for 2026, reinforcing its leadership in Ireland’s green hospitality sector.

Author: Enlit

HEXANA and Dutch cooperative Atoomcoöperatie partner to test next-generation sodium-cooled nuclear reactors with thermal energy storage. The initiative targets industrial decarbonisation in the Netherlands, focusing on chemicals, steel, and sensitive energy-dependent operations.

Author: Luxury Hospitality Magazine

Alternative Energy Ireland and Wewise complete a major renewable energy project at Adare Manor. The initiative highlights business-focused sustainability in Ireland’s hospitality sector, combining solar PV and electric vehicle infrastructure for measurable carbon reduction.

Author: Silicon Republic

Irish clean-energy firms gain EU-backed funding to expand retrofit services and develop critical workforce skills. Projects like HERO and BUSUnited position businesses to capitalise on energy transition opportunities while addressing industry bottlenecks.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

After Easydry’s 2025 triumph as Green Technology Award winner for their pioneering compostable towel innovation earlier this year, attention now turns to Green Awards 2026 as shortlisting begins for the next wave of sustainability-driven achievements.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The green economy is showing signs of renewed maturity, marked by decisive moves from both established players and emerging innovators. Bank of Ireland secures €750m green bond to accelerate sustainability targets highlights a crucial development in green finance. As capital flows shift toward projects with measurable environmental benefit, the financial sector is embedding sustainability into its core lending architecture, signalling long-term alignment between economic and ecological value. At a regional level, Banpu and Amata develop large-scale rooftop solar projects in Vietnam captures the growing role of cross-border partnerships in advancing Asia’s renewable infrastructure. The collaboration demonstrates how industrial ecosystems can integrate clean power solutions at scale, setting a benchmark for sustainable growth in emerging markets. Against this backdrop of global momentum, shortlisting for the Green Awards 2026 is now underway, with finalists to be revealed on 4 December 2025. Looking back at the standard set earlier this year, Easydry’s 2025 win for its groundbreaking compostable towel technology demonstrated the level of innovation and sustainability leadership the Awards continue to recognise. These stories present a coherent view of a sector transitioning from aspiration to execution. Read the full features to explore how ambition is being turned into lasting impact.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

As a quick flashback of this year’s winners, FuturEnergy Ireland emerged as a standout winner at the Green Awards 2025, taking home the coveted title of Green Small Organisation of the Year.