Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Irish Tech News

KINTO Join Ltd, an Ireland-based ESG solutions provider, has launched KINTO Zero, a 360° sustainability platform. The service integrates consultancy, ESG reporting, and sustainable mobility tools to help organisations improve carbon management and compliance.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Sustainability is entering a more demanding phase, where ambition must be matched by credible delivery and long-term resilience. This edition brings together stories that illustrate how Ireland’s green economy is evolving, deepening and accelerating in ways that matter for leaders across sectors. First, ‘Announcing the Shortlist for the Green Awards 2026’ signals a rising standard of environmental leadership, as organisations of every size compete on measurable impact rather than aspiration alone. Organisations ranging from major employers to emerging micro-enterprises are represented, reflecting the breadth and diversity of Ireland’s sustainability landscape. In ‘FuturEnergy Ireland unveils Cork wind development’, the next wave of onshore wind capacity demonstrates how targeted regional projects can bolster national energy security. The development highlights the growing importance of scalable infrastructure that aligns commercial viability with long-term climate goals. Meanwhile, ‘Intuit powers clean energy expansion with solar fund’ illustrates how private capital continues to shape the renewable transition. The initiative shows how technology-enabled firms are increasingly using financial instruments to accelerate decarbonisation across their value chains. These stories chart a sector moving with greater purpose and clarity. They highlight how leadership, investment and innovation are converging to define Ireland’s low-carbon future.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Discover the shortlisted finalists for the Green Awards 2026, celebrating Ireland’s leaders in sustainability, innovation and environmental excellence ahead of the awards gala on 24 February 2026 at the Clayton Hotel.

Author: Vietnam Investment Review

Vietnam-based Tien Phong Plastic is advancing the plastics industry with sustainable production and global green certifications. The company aims for carbon-neutral operations while expanding its market in smart cities and environmentally conscious infrastructure projects.

Author: Energy Digital

US-based financial services provider Intuit is accelerating its green transition through the Coalfield Solar Fund, installing solar panels in schools while pursuing net zero emissions and promoting renewable energy across its operations and communities.

Author: Travel and Tour World

Shannon Airport in Ireland has launched the country’s first solar PV farm on an airfield and expanded boarding gates. The projects aim to reduce emissions, integrate renewable energy, and improve operational efficiency and passenger experience.

Author: Hospitality Ireland

Sysco, a US-based foodservice provider, is expanding its green footprint in Ireland with a £23 million Belfast facility. The company integrates renewable energy, sustainable practices, and fleet decarbonisation to enhance supply chain sustainability.

Author: reNEWS.BIZ

A major onshore wind proposal has been announced in Ireland, reflecting growing momentum across the green sector. The project, led by state-backed FuturEnergy Ireland, outlines a large-scale development with potential co-located technologies.

Author: Archie Villaflores

This edition highlights stories showing how organisations are strengthening their environmental direction while responding to regulatory, operational and investment pressures. Each reflects a shift toward practical delivery in the green economy. Looking back to earlier this year, ‘Grant Thornton Named The ESG Best Performer of the Year (1000+ Employees) at Green Awards 2025’ outlines how the firm is embedding measurable sustainability outcomes across governance. Its recognition comes as attention begins to shift toward the 2026 awards cycle, with finalists to be announced on 04 December. Meanwhile, ‘Ireland’s gas operator sets course for a greener and more resilient energy system’ details how the network operator is modelling long-term scenarios to support renewables and lower-carbon gases. The work reflects a sharper focus on energy planning that aligns climate aims with cost and security demands. In addition, ‘Antofagasta railway completes first green hydrogen locomotive trip’ shows how freight operators are trialling hydrogen as an alternative to diesel. The pilot marks a step toward reducing operational impacts through new fuel technologies. These stories indicate that sustainability plans are moving into implementation across services, energy and transport. Explore the full articles to see how these developments may shape decisions in the months ahead.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Earlier this year, Grant Thornton set a high bar for corporate responsibility as the 2025 ESG Best Performer of the Year (1000+ Employees). Their win now sets the tone for the 2026 Green Awards and the leaders emerging next.