Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: April Lara

Ireland’s energy story is changing fast and the outlook is strikingly optimistic. Companies are no longer waiting for the future to arrive.

Author: Mena FN

Dublin-based Going Solar has surpassed 700 solar panel installations across homes and businesses in Leinster, reinforcing the commercial viability of solar in a high-demand, cost-sensitive market.

Author: Insider Media

Siemens Energy has been tapped to lead a feasibility study for the proposed Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH)—a major decarbonisation and storage project in the Irish Sea surrounded by up to 8 GW of offshore wind.

Author: Irish Examiner

Bord Gáis Energy reported a €39 million profit for the first half of 2025—down from €50 million during the same period last year—but highlighted continued strength across its retail, trading, and asset divisions.

Author: Belfast Newsletter

A new government-backed body, the Northern Ireland Maritime & Offshore Network (NIMO), has officially launched to unite and grow NI’s £4bn maritime economy.

Author: Design & Reuse

As global demand for AI and computing power soars, Ireland is emerging as a sustainable semiconductor hub.

Author: The Irish Times

Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (CPPAs) are rapidly becoming a core strategy for Ireland’s top commercial energy users.

Author: April Lara

Momentum is building across Ireland’s energy sector, and it’s not just about technology. It’s about intent.

Author: renews.biz

SSE Renewables has reaffirmed its £17.5bn clean energy investment strategy through 2027, even as Q1 output dipped 4% due to challenging weather across April and May.

Author: Agriland

Liffey Meats has officially switched on a pioneering €3 million dual renewable energy project at its Ballyjamesduff facility, now recognised as Ireland’s largest behind-the-meter solar and wind installation.