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Climate Champions
A commitment to sustainability has become a defining feature of forward-looking organisations, shaping how businesses approach strategy, operational impact, and societal responsibility. Strategic leadership, rigorous governance, and measurable outcomes are increasingly essential in driving meaningful environmental progress. Our first story ‘Padraig Ryan to bring strategic leadership as Judging Coordinator of Green Awards 2026’ highlights the role of experienced, impact-driven governance in recognising environmental excellence. His expertise ensures that the Green Awards continue to set credible benchmarks for sustainability leadership in the 2026 cycle. Furthermore, ‘Irish Rural Link acquires AgriKids to boost farm safety and sustainability’ demonstrates how operational integration and investment in educational initiatives can embed safety and eco-conscious practices across communities. This initiative reinforces how sectoral partnerships can drive measurable environmental and social outcomes. Meanwhile, ‘NEO factory leads Thai industry with top green certification’ reflects the growing importance of internationally recognised environmental standards in shaping industrial leadership. Its example illustrates how certification and accountability enhance credibility, operational efficiency, and long-term sustainability. These stories show how governance, innovation, and strategic investment are creating lasting environmental impact. By spotlighting these leaders, the edition underscores the growing role of responsible, measurable action in shaping a more sustainable future.
Padraig Ryan to bring strategic leadership as judging coordinator of Green Awards 2026
Padraig Ryan of Navitise Consulting to serve as a judging coordinator of the Green Awards 2026. He will bring deep cross-sector leadership experience, governance expertise, and a strong focus on measurable sustainability impact this year.
Microsoft commits to durable carbon removal with India’s Varaha
Microsoft partners with Indian startup Varaha to purchase over 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide removal credits through 2029. The project converts cotton waste into biochar, supporting carbon sequestration and sustainable agriculture practices in India.
NEO factory leads Thai industry with top green certification
Thailand-based FMCG company NEO secures the highest Green Industry Level 5 certification for its NEO Factory subsidiary. The recognition highlights its commitment to sustainable operations across its supply chain and environmental initiatives.
Northern Ireland businesses embrace sustainable practices through new programme
Thirteen Northern Ireland tourism businesses have completed the Sustainable Tourism Business Programme. The initiative equips companies with actionable strategies to reduce environmental impact and strengthen community-focused sustainability efforts.
XPO advances sustainable logistics with AI and low-emission transport
XPO Logistics integrates AI, low-emission transport, and multimodal strategies to reduce carbon emissions across UK and Ireland operations. The company combines efficiency, resilience, and decarbonisation, providing measurable sustainability benefits.
Irish Rural Link acquires AgriKids to boost farm safety and sustainability
Irish Rural Link has acquired AgriKids, a farm safety education platform, strengthening sustainable farming practices across Ireland. The move enhances capacity for safer, environmentally conscious farm environments.
Green Imperative
Sustainability is now a practical business concern rather than a distant ambition. This edition showcases clear leadership, credible action, and evidence-led progress across the green sector. The feature story ‘Daragh Anglim brings impact-led leadership as judging coordinator of Green Awards 2026’ highlights how the Green Awards continues to strengthen standards around impact and accountability. That focus now shapes the 2026 programme, with greater attention on consistency, transparency, and results. Meanwhile, ‘Irish businesses expand sustainable energy adoption to cut costs and boost efficiency’ reflects how sustainability decisions are increasingly linked to financial discipline. Energy efficiency is emerging as both a cost-management tool and a resilience strategy. On the other hand, ‘VLS Environmental Solutions acquires Merichem caustic services to expand sustainable waste solutions’ points to consolidation as a route to scale and capability. Strategic acquisitions are enabling providers to broaden services while improving environmental performance. These stories show a sector becoming more structured and commercially grounded. Sustainability is moving beyond commitment statements and into everyday business practice.
Daragh Anglim brings impact-led leadership as judging coordinator of Green Awards 2026
Daragh Anglim, Head of Impact at Broadlake, joins the judging panel as the Judging Coordinator of the Green Awards 2026, bringing a strong focus on purpose-driven growth, sustainability leadership, and measurable environmental impact in the Awards Gala this year.
Power Grid Corporation achieves 50 percent green energy consumption
Power Grid Corporation of India, a state-owned power transmission company, has reached 50% of its energy consumption from green sources. The milestone demonstrates large-scale renewable adoption and positions the firm as a leader in sustainable energy practices.
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