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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.

Author: Carbon Herald

CarbonFree and Univar Solutions are advancing the green materials sector by scaling US production of carbon-neutral calcium carbonate. The collaboration aims to strengthen sustainable manufacturing and reduce reliance on mined and imported materials.

Author: The European Sting

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is backing Ireland’s shift to low-carbon heating through new technical and financial advisory support. The initiative aims to expand district heating networks, lower household costs, and accelerate Ireland’s clean energy transition.

Author: MarketScreener

Jacobs has secured a five-year framework with EirGrid to advance Ireland’s renewable electricity goals. The partnership supports green grid infrastructure to help reach 80% renewable generation by 2030 through sustainable design and project management.

Author: Silicon Republic

Ireland has launched BioDirect 2.0, a two-year initiative uniting academia, industry, and government to advance the circular bioeconomy. The project focuses on agriculture, manufacturing, textiles, and construction to strengthen Ireland’s green transition.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Ireland’s sustainability movement is shifting from ambition to execution. The stories in this edition reveal how different sectors are turning environmental goals into tangible progress. Each reflects the accelerating pace of the green economy defined by innovation, accountability, and collaboration. Tesco Ireland wins Green Retailer Award at Green Awards 2025 demonstrates that sustainability can drive both efficiency and consumer trust in the retail sector. Tesco’s model of integrating renewable energy and waste reduction across its operations shows how environmental responsibility is now central to competitive advantage. Meanwhile, Ireland drives circular bioeconomy with BioDirect 2.0 collaboration highlights the country’s commitment to cross-sector innovation. The initiative brings academia, government, and industry together to expand circular solutions in agriculture, textiles, and construction, turning research into regional resilience. At the industrial level, CarbonFree expands low-carbon mineral supply through Univar partnership underscores how global supply chains are evolving. By scaling carbon-neutral calcium carbonate production, the companies illustrate how material innovation can reduce dependence on mined resources and advance the low-carbon transition. Collectively, these stories reflect a decisive phase in sustainable transformation, where ambition meets scale. Explore the full coverage to see how business is leading this change.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Tesco Ireland has been recognised as The Green Retailer of the Year at the Green Awards 2025, honouring the company’s continued leadership in sustainability through its comprehensive Planet Plan framework.

Author: VnExpress

Vietnam’s plastics industry marks a major step in green transformation as it aligns growth with circular economy principles and ESG standards. The Vietnam Plastics Association is steering this shift to boost competitiveness and cut environmental impact.

Author: Mirage News

Amcor is expanding sustainable packaging in Latin America with a new MDO line in Peru. The investment increases access to AmPrima Plus recycle-ready films that cut carbon emissions and energy use across industries.