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Ireland Is Making Progress on Emissions but Needs to Double Its Pace to Meet 2030 Targets
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland has published its definitive 2025 energy report, finding that emissions are falling at half the pace needed to meet the 2030 targets. The data presents a clear commercial agenda for green sector executives across electricity, heat and transport.
Donaldson Company cuts Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 20% and grows renewable energy use by 80% in FY25 sustainability report
US-based filtration manufacturer Donaldson Company has published its FY25 Sustainability Report, recording a 20% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions against a FY21 baseline and an 80% increase in renewable energy use.
Ant International, IFC, and GCash develop sustainability scorecard to unlock green financing for Filipino MSMEs
Ant International, the International Finance Corporation, and GCash are developing a Sustainability Impact Scorecard to help Filipino MSMEs measure environmental and social performance and access green financing aligned with global ESG standards.
IKEA names David McCabe as UK and Ireland retail manager and chief sustainability officer
Furniture and home retailer IKEA has appointed David McCabe as Country Retail Manager and Chief Sustainability Officer for the UK and Ireland, effective 1 July 2026. McCabe brings 30 years of IKEA experience across commercial, logistics, and sustainability leadership roles.
Aloft Dublin City cuts carbon footprint by 40% in one year ahead of original target
Dublin's Aloft Dublin City hotel has achieved a 40% reduction in its carbon footprint within one year, a target originally set across four years, in collaboration with energy partner CARDI ENERGY.
BaxterStorey Ireland becomes first Irish foodservice firm to partner with Waste Knot on farm surplus redistribution
Irish foodservice operator BaxterStorey Ireland has partnered with UK-based surplus produce organisation Waste Knot, becoming the first foodservice business in Ireland to redirect farm surplus vegetables into commercial kitchens.
Ireland Sets Its Sights on Becoming a Green Hydrogen Exporter to Continental Europe
The Irish government has published a landmark study finding that Ireland could produce green hydrogen well in excess of domestic needs and export it to Europe via pipeline. The report positions Ireland as a credible green hydrogen exporter with a structural Atlantic wind advantage.
ABP Food Group claims double honours at the Green Awards 2026
ABP Food Group claimed double honours at the Green Awards 2026, recognised across two categories for a business-wide commitment to environmental responsibility that delivered measurable impact in both packaging sustainability and water stewardship. The Green Packaging Award and Sustainable Water Achievement Award wins set a compelling benchmark for the food sector, establishing the standard of innovation, ambition, and cross-functional dedication that entrants will look to meet when the next awards cycle opens.
Egypt advances $570m SAF refinery in Alexandria targeting 120,000 tonnes annual output
Egypt is advancing a $570m (€479m) sustainable aviation fuel refinery in Alexandria, projected to produce 120,000 tonnes of SAF annually from 2029. The facility is expected to cut approximately 400,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions from the aviation sector each year.
TUI Care Foundation rolls out global financing programme for sustainable small tourism businesses
The TUI Care Foundation has introduced a global programme supporting small tourism businesses with affordable loans, mentoring, and market access. The initiative targets the creation or maintenance of at least 100 jobs across key international destinations.
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