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Activ8 Solar Energies and Gyproc Ireland win Best Achievement in Harnessing Solar Energy at Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026

Activ8 Solar Energies and Gyproc Ireland have won Best Achievement in Harnessing Solar Energy at the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026, honoured for building a 2.5 MWp solar PV system on a capped landfill within an energy intensive industrial setting. The judges highlighted a productive second life for decommissioned land, clear environmental and economic value, and the potential of solar investment at industrial scale.

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GridBeyond wins Best Energy Achievement in Innovation and Demonstration at Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026

GridBeyond has won Best Energy Achievement in Innovation and Demonstration at the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026, honoured for a technically complex project tackling data centre energy use through AI driven energy management and battery storage. The judges highlighted a fully financed revenue share model that removes capital and performance barriers, alongside a system that reduces grid demand and supports stability during peak periods.

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Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026 releases Book of the Night

The official post-event publication from the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026 is now available to read. The commemorative Book of the Night captures the full story of the gala ceremony held on 16 September at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry. It preserves the achievements that defined energy leadership across Irish industry in 2026, from category-by-category winner profiles to photography from the night.

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Irish Times spotlights Whitehaven win at Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026

The Irish Times has published an advertising feature on the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026, capturing the gala evening at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, where Ireland’s energy practitioners gathered to mark the programme’s sixth year. Leading the report is Whitehaven in Santry, a scheme of 255 ultra-low energy homes developed by Tuath Housing, Cairn and MosArt, which took the Overall Energy Achievement Award from 102 entries and 21 trophies presented on the night.

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