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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.

Author: Business Wire

US-based MKB Company and Western Green have merged to form a major environmental platform focused on stormwater management and erosion control. The deal expands their green infrastructure capabilities across North America.

Author: Bangkok Post

Thailand-based Banpu Plc and Amata Corporation have launched a joint venture in Vietnam to develop 227 MW of rooftop solar capacity across industrial parks. The initiative supports Vietnam’s renewable energy goals and net-zero roadmap.

Author: Globe Newswire

Fusion Fuel Green PLC, a clean energy engineering and utilities firm listed on Nasdaq, secured full shareholder approval for all proposals at its extraordinary general meeting. The move strengthens its capital flexibility for upcoming green sector initiatives.

Author: Business Eye

Lidl Ireland has opened the country’s first Net Zero Energy supermarket in Maynooth, a €10 million project built to BREEAM Outstanding standards. The new site showcases renewable energy integration and sustainable construction in Irish retail.

Author: Sustainability Online

Bank of Ireland strengthens its leadership in sustainable finance with a €750 million green bond issue. The move accelerates the bank’s €30 billion sustainable finance goal by 2030 and supports Ireland’s low-carbon transition.

Author: Asia Tech Daily

HYDGEN’s new funding boosts green hydrogen production for industrial users. Its AEM electrolyser enables affordable, on-site generation, reducing supply inefficiencies and supporting Asia’s industrial decarbonisation and circular economy goals.