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Author: Green Awards

British Airways’ parent company, IAG, is betting big on sustainability with a £100 million investment in Wastefront, a game-changer in the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry. Wastefront's Sunderland facility will turn up to 10 million waste tyres annually into SAF, slashing emissions by 70% compared to traditional jet fuel.

Author: Green Awards

Widnes is making waves in sustainable innovation with a new solar farm approved for a contaminated former golf course. Spanning 27 acres—the size of 15 football pitches—the solar microgrid will host 7,200 panels generating 4 megawatts of renewable energy. This project will power key municipal buildings, including a stadium and leisure center, showcasing how underutilized, polluted spaces can be reimagined for a greener future.

Author: Green Awards

Protium Green Solutions has secured £31 million in Series B funding to supercharge its mission of decarbonizing industry and transportation with green hydrogen solutions. Backed by top-tier investors like Barclays Principal Investments, SWEN Capital Partners, ITOCHU Corporation, and Toho Gas, this milestone underscores growing confidence in hydrogen as a cornerstone of the energy transition.

Author: Green Awards

Barclays Europe CEO Francesco Ceccato warns that no single entity—corporate or governmental—can shoulder the colossal energy and infrastructure demands of AI alone. Speaking at Davos, Ceccato emphasized that AI's rapid expansion requires massive investment in energy infrastructure to power data centers and supercomputers.

Author: Green Awards

Rome’s Fiumicino Airport is setting a new benchmark in sustainability with Europe’s largest airport solar farm. Spanning 2.5 km alongside a runway, 55,000 solar panels will reduce the airport's CO2 emissions by over 11,000 tons annually—equivalent to powering 1,477 homes.

Author: Green Awards

The sustainability landscape across the UK and Ireland is transforming significantly as the region grapples with the tension between economic growth and environmental responsibility. In this evolving space, recent developments highlight both the progress made and the challenges ahead.

Author: Euro News

Volvo Cars CEO Jim Rowan has issued a clear warning: 2025 will be a tough year for the automotive industry.

Author: Thaiger

As Thailand accelerates its shift to zero-emission vehicles, a lesser-known but equally crucial innovation is reshaping the country’s sustainability efforts—solvent recycling.

Author: Renewable Matter

The US is escalating its opposition to European ESG directives

Author: Reuters

Japan has approved a long-term climate, energy, and industrial policy roadmap through 2040, aiming to cut emissions by 60% from 2013 levels by 2035 and 73% by 2040.