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Toyota Motor Philippines powers plant entirely with renewable energy
Toyota Motor Philippines has achieved a major sustainability milestone, running its Santa Rosa, Laguna manufacturing plant entirely on renewable energy in 2024.
Construction begins on major Scottish wind farm
Construction has started on the Sanquhar II Community Wind Farm in southern Scotland, set to become the UK’s fourth largest onshore project.
Energy efficiency schemes offer savings and sustainability gains
Rising energy costs and climate pressures make efficient energy use a business imperative.
Flogas signs CPPA deal to boost direct access to renewable power
Flogas, owned by DCC, has partnered with Ørsted Onshore Ireland to allow businesses to source renewable electricity directly from the Knockawarriga wind farm in Co Limerick.
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There is optimism in every investment, curiosity in every expansion, and a sense that the way energy is generated, distributed, and consumed is entering a new chapter.
The Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025 reveals the shortlisted companies driving energy innovation
The Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025 shortlist shines a spotlight on the organisations and projects leading Ireland’s energy sector through innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.
Mermaid Maritime secures up to $500m in Middle East subsea contracts
Mermaid Maritime has landed a series of Middle East project awards worth between $430m and $500m, covering diving, inspection, repairs, maintenance and subsea cable installation.
Sindh launches first B2B green energy project with hybrid wind and solar plant
Sindh has allocated 300 acres in Jhimpir for a 100 MW hybrid wind and solar power plant — its first business-to-business renewable energy project under the Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority.
Cork leads wind power surge in Ireland
Cork overtook Kerry as Ireland’s top wind energy producer in July, generating 85GWh and contributing to the nation’s third-highest monthly wind output on record at 786GWh.
Lynas Foodservice invests £4.3m to power operations with renewables
Lynas Foodservice is committing £4.3m to renewable energy infrastructure, aiming to generate 75% of its electricity from solar, wind, and on-site battery storage at its Coleraine headquarters.
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