Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Archie Villaflores

Sustainability continues to gather pace across the green economy, supported by decisions that demonstrate how operational rigour and strategic investment can move industries forward. This edition brings together three stories that illustrate how ambition is being matched with tangible action across different parts of the sector. 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, The Q Cafe Company’s 2025 win for its excellence in waste management underscored the strong operational benchmarks and sustainability ambition the Awards continue to spotlight. Arigna Group advances green products with new investment highlights how targeted funding can shift production methods and supply chains toward cleaner alternatives, reinforcing the idea that capital allocation can drive measurable outcomes. ShinWon outlines ESG actions across global operations adds a global lens, illustrating how multinational manufacturing networks are restructuring long-term plans to align with demands for transparent governance, responsible sourcing and credible transition pathways. Each story contributes to a wider view of how economic resilience increasingly depends on decisions that prioritise sustainability. The combined picture is one of steady progress supported by practical steps and informed leadership.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Earlier this year, The Q Cafe Company set standout sustainability benchmarks as the 2025 Excellence in Waste Management Award winner. Their impact now shapes anticipation for the 2026 Green Awards and its emerging leaders.

Author: Apparel Resources

A global apparel manufacturer reports new developments in renewable energy use, resource-circularity and ESG oversight, marking another step in its green industry activity. The company details environmental and social measures across its international sites.

Author: Construction Wave

A new leadership appointment at AtkinsRéalis strengthens its green industry capabilities across the UK and Ireland. The move expands the company’s focus on renewables, energy storage, and low-carbon infrastructure as demand accelerates.

Author: Business Plus

A new EY Ireland report outlines how sustainability is gaining stronger traction across Ireland’s green industry. The findings track shifts in governance, strategy, and operational focus as firms adjust to regulatory and climate-related pressures.

Author: Boyle Today

Ireland’s green industry takes another step forward as Arigna Group secures new funding to expand low-carbon products and biochar solutions. The investment strengthens regional sustainability efforts and supports the shift away from traditional solid fuels.

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.