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Minco Exploration secures €1.66m to advance County Laois mineral project
Dublin-based Minco Exploration has secured €1.66 million to advance its Rapla zinc-lead-copper project in County Laois. The financing came from Irish Minerals Fund, backed by Ireland's sovereign development fund, and a strategic investor.
Lidl Northern Ireland distributes £25,000 across six community sustainability projects
Lidl Northern Ireland has awarded £25,000 to six community environmental projects across the region through its Green Fund initiative. The retailer partnered with Business in the Community Northern Ireland to support climate action, biodiversity, circular economy and sustainable living projects.
Sustainable Direction
Green business today sits at the intersection of leadership, operational decision-making and public accountability across every major sector of the economy. This edition reflects a maturing conversation where culture, operations and strategy increasingly move in step. With the 2026 awards cycle fast approaching, ‘Colm O’Regan to bring sharp wit and climate storytelling as Host of the Green Awards 2026’ signals how narrative and leadership continue to shape public engagement with sustainability. The story speaks to the growing recognition that influence and communication matter alongside technical progress. Furthermore, ‘O&S Doors turns production waste into on-site energy supply’ captures how practical innovation is reshaping industrial thinking. It reflects a wider shift towards operational models that treat efficiency and responsibility as mutually reinforcing goals. Lastly, ‘Aboitiz advances circular asset strategy through enterprise partnership’ highlights the role of collaboration in scaling sustainable outcomes. Strategic alliances are emerging as a key mechanism for embedding circularity within complex organisations. Together, these stories point to a green economy that is increasingly confident, pragmatic and solutions-led. Readers are encouraged to explore each article to see how leadership, ingenuity and partnership are redefining what progress looks like in practice.
Colm O’Regan to bring sharp wit and climate storytelling as Host of the Green Awards 2026
Comedian, author, and broadcaster Colm O’Regan will host the Green Awards 2026, bringing internationally recognised storytelling, climate-focused commentary, and entertaining presence to Ireland’s leading sustainability awards.
Solvay opens circular materials facility to cut emissions in tyre supply chains
A Belgium-based chemicals group is reshaping industrial materials by launching a circular production facility in Italy. The move links lower-carbon manufacturing, agricultural by-products and supply chain readiness for future EU requirements.
Aboitiz advances circular asset strategy through enterprise partnership
A Philippine-based diversified conglomerate is embedding circular asset management into enterprise operations through a partnership focused on responsible technology reuse. The initiative links waste reduction, social value creation and long-term operational resilience.
Aon launches fund to accelerate climate-aligned investment
Ireland’s green business investment landscape expands as Aon and Irish Life Investment Managers launch a climate transition fund targeting emerging markets. The initiative channels capital toward low-carbon growth, emissions reduction and sustainability-aligned returns.
AIB continues backing SMEs to scale sustainable operations
Irish enterprises are strengthening long-term competitiveness as AIB renews its sustainability-focused support for SMEs through GreenTechHQ. The partnership advances efficiency, governance and low-impact operations across the South East.
O&S Doors turns production waste into on-site energy supply
A major manufacturing investment in Northern Ireland introduces a first-of-its-kind energy system that converts industrial waste into on-site power. The project highlights how operational efficiency and emissions reduction are converging in capital planning.
Enduring Transition
The green industry is entering a phase defined less by ambition alone and more by structured delivery, accountability and long-term thinking. This edition reflects how leadership, policy alignment and organisational commitment are shaping a more durable sustainability landscape. As the Green Awards 2026 approach, the sector is looking to celebrate innovation, impact, and sustainability like never before. 'Brian Norton brings global energy and buildings expertise as Judging Coordinator of Green Awards 2026' highlights how expertise and credibility continue to underpin recognition of excellence. His perspective ensures that depth of impact, innovation, and consistency of outcomes remain central to this year’s awards. Alongside this, 'Wind Energy Ireland outlines strategy to anchor green business growth' reflects the growing importance of coordinated frameworks in translating policy ambition into commercial momentum. Strategic clarity is increasingly viewed as essential to scaling sustainable investment with confidence. Lastly, 'Law firm commits operations to global sustainability framework' signals how sustainability is becoming embedded across sectors beyond traditional energy and infrastructure. Governance-led approaches are reinforcing trust and accountability across value chains. These stories illustrate a green economy moving towards maturity and discipline, inviting readers to explore how leadership, strategy and commitment are shaping the next chapter of sustainable progress.
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