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Offshore wind could power Ireland’s job market and green economy

Author: RTE News

Ireland has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead in offshore wind—if it’s bold enough to act.

Judging coordinator Daragh Anglim on what sets the best Green Transformation Awards entries apart

Author: April Lara

As businesses across Ireland ramp up efforts to drive sustainable growth, the Green Transformation Awards celebrate those making a real, lasting impact.

The business strategy

Author: April Lara

In a world accelerating towards net zero, innovation is outpacing hesitation.

Trane Technologies sets the standard for climate leadership

Author: Business Wire

Trane Technologies has landed a spot on CDP’s coveted ‘A List’ for the third year running—placing it in the top 2% of over 22,000 companies assessed for climate transparency and action.

Korean EVs keep dominating as Kia takes top global prize again

Author: The Independent

Kia has clinched the World Car of the Year title for the second year running—this time with its all-electric EV3 SUV.

BioCirc raises €40M to power circular energy revolution

Author: Sustainable Times

BioCirc has secured €40.2 million in fresh funding, setting its sights on €134 million worth of green energy projects by 2025.

HelloFresh cuts 200 tonnes of emissions with Rivian electric vans

Author: Sustainable Times

HelloFresh is setting a new benchmark in sustainable logistics, slashing over 200 tonnes of CO₂ emissions by integrating 70 of Rivian’s electric vans into its U.S. delivery fleet.

UK lithium plant signals bold step toward greener, more resilient supply chains

Author: Sustainable Times

LevertonHELM has launched a £30 million lithium chloride facility in Basingstoke, the largest of its kind in Europe, as part of a wider push to localise battery material production.

Scientists explore clean energy from falling rain

Author: Euro News

What if your rooftop could harness electricity from the rain? Researchers in Singapore have developed a method that uses falling water droplets in a tube to generate clean energy—enough to power 12 LEDs.