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Author: PR Newswire

Houston-based VLS Environmental Solutions acquires Merichem Company's Caustic Services business, expanding its sustainable waste management offerings. The move strengthens VLS’ position in chemical and petrochemical sectors while advancing beneficial reuse and hazardous waste solutions.

Author: TechCentral.ie

Munster Technological University has launched a pilot green biorefinery at its Kerry Campus to convert grasslands into protein, feed, and bioenergy. The initiative supports sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy solutions for Ireland’s farming and agri-food industries.

Author: Business Plus

Bank of Ireland has raised €500 million through a green bond, achieving record-low credit spreads for an Irish bank. The proceeds will fund sustainable finance initiatives, supporting low-carbon projects and accelerating the transition to a greener economy.

Author: ThinkBusiness

Irish businesses are accelerating investment in sustainability, prioritising cost savings alongside environmental impact. Solar panels, electric vehicle fleets, and carbon reduction targets are on the rise, positioning companies to achieve long-term energy efficiency and resilience.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The green transition continues to redefine operational priorities across industries, with large organisations increasingly embedding environmental strategy into core business decisions. These developments underscore the growing imperative for companies to balance economic performance with measurable environmental impact. First, ‘Green Awards 2026 Announces Shortlisted Entries for two Green Large Organisation of the Year Categories’ illustrates how scale and leadership are being recognised across Ireland’s corporate landscape. This sets the stage for the 2026 awards cycle, highlighting organisations that are translating sustainability commitments into tangible outcomes. Additionally, ‘Fusion Fuel launches €30 million hydrogen investment platform’ demonstrates the commercial momentum driving renewable energy infrastructure. The initiative reflects the broader trend of targeted financing solutions accelerating the development of industrial-scale clean energy projects. Meanwhile, ‘Google's parent company acquires Intersect to expand renewable energy capacity’ signals the increasing role of global tech giants in the green energy transition. The deal emphasises strategic alignment between technological innovation and large-scale energy deployment to meet growing demand. These stories showcase the strategic integration of sustainability across multiple sectors, from corporate governance to industrial energy solutions. Explore the full articles to understand how these developments inform investment, operational strategy, and long-term environmental planning.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The Green Awards 2026 shortlist is revealed, featuring finalists in the two Green Large Organisation of the Year categories ahead of the awards gala on 24 February 2026 at the Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road.

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 Power World

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.