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The company has begun implementing emission-reduction measures across its operations

Ad Feature Flying Goose earns carbon certification

Northern Ireland’s CATAGEN Green Emissions Testing has entered a strategic alliance with US engineering company Roush Industries to bring its catalyst development technology to the US. Pictured signing the contract are Kurtis Irwin, CATAGEN GET and Matt Van Benschoten, Roush. Included are Matthew McVitty, CATAGEN GET, Sean Leach, Roush, Kerry McGarvey, CATAGEN GET, Shane Johnson, Roush, Daniel McAfee, CATAGEN GET, Amanda Martin, CATAGEN GET and Andrew Woods, CATAGEN Group

NI emissions tech firm targets growth through US engineering company alliance

Belfast International Airport. Pic: Google

Solar farm proposal part of a £100m five-year investment plan for airport

STENA FUTURA OFFICIALLY NAMED…Pictured at the naming ceremony for Stena Line’s newest ship – Stena Futura – in Belfast Harbour were (l-r): Captain Colin Fleming; Paul Grant (Trade Director, Stena Line); Deputy First Minister NI Emma Little-Pengelly; Stena Futura Godmother, Dr Madeleine Olsson Ericksson; Bert Ake Eriksson; Dan Sten Olsson (Owner, Stena Line), Jane Thorburn Olsson (Olsson family), Niclas Martensson (CEO, Stena Line) and Dr Philip McGarry (Deputy Lieutenant of the Borough of Belfast).

Stena Line Celebrates Naming Ceremony of Stena Futura

Power NI has home charging solutions and tariffs to suit all EV owners' requirements.

Current and prospective EV owners are in safe hands with Power NI

Celebrating the investment are, Sian McLaughlin, senior investment manager at Clarendon Fund Managers, Jonny Barr, co-founder of Share Energy with Alistair Brown, CEO of LumenStream

Investment boost for award-winning NI climate tech company

Solicitor Ciaran O'Hare, representing campaign group the Alternative A5 Alliance, said it was a 'remarkable day'

A5 ruling: Judgment ‘shows folly of Climate Change Act’

Repowered buses converted from diesel to battery-electric by NewPower, an enterprise from Northern Ireland-based Wrightbus, have a range of more than 230 miles, new data has shown

Diesel-to-electric conversions by Wrightbus unit hit 232 miles per charge

Power NI’s Director of Customer Solutions, William Steele (L), pictured with Refresh NI’s Managing Director, Bill Cherry.

Power NI expands renewable offering with solar panel installation service

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One vehicle change you can make to save on April car tax price rises

Northern Ireland enters 2025 with optimism and momentum, underpinned by political stability, long-term government strategies, and a steadier economic environment, according to AECOM — the trusted global infrastructure leader that provides professional services across a range of sectors in Northern Ireland. Pictured is Jody Wilkinson, AECOM’s NI director

NI’s construction output surges by 10.5%: AECOM Annual Review 2025

The M1 motorway in Leicestershire near to Leicester Forrest East services (Photo: Rail Photo/Construction Photography/Avalon/Getty Images)

Road Tax hike - what drivers of petrol and diesel cars need to know

The new station: York Street

Finishing touches now complete at York Street train station, Belfast

Easyjet and other low cost airlines have allowed more people to travel to foreign destinations

Thursday TV choice: Cheap Flights: What They Really Mean for You (BBC One, 9pm)

Hillsborough-based Graham has announced that it will host a hydrogen conference, set to take place on Thursday, November 7 , at the company’s office in Hillsborough. Pictured is Lianne Taylor Graham’s head of environmental sustainability

NI construction firm Graham to host ‘groundbreaking’ Hydrogen Conference

b4b Renewables, a innovative renewable energy company in Northern Ireland, has appointed Darren Lemon as its new managing director

NI innovative renewable energy firm appoints new managing director
The new appointment enhances Belfast’s b4b Renewables leading position after recently acquiring a majority stake of Daly Renewables with plans to create 20 new jobs over the next two years
Claire Cartmill

As official partners of Power NI EO, Ohme and Myenergi Ireland all offer home charging options

EV charging moves up a gear with Power NI

Letters to editor

Letter: UK doesn’t have weather for solar energy

Hot on the heels of its launch, NewPower, the new repowering business from Wrightbus, has secured its first order

New enterprise by Wrightbus gets first order from one of UK’s largest operators

Northern Ireland insulation manufacturer and installer energystore is breaking through barriers on its mission to reach net zero by receiving delivery of low carbon product Neopor® BMB on vehicles fuelled by Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO)

NI firm gets first delivery of carbon neutral products on HVO fuelled transport

Oliver Kenny, Chief Commercial Officer at Calor

Calor research reveals 85% of manufacturers in NI to commit to renewable energy ...

Joanna Lumley .(Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

Going Green: Think about helping the planet on Valentine’s Day

Help prevent pollution. Photo: Adobe

Going Green: Help protect our planet and reduce pollution

An artist's impression of the exterior of Belfast International Airport after a £100 million refurbishment over 5 years

£100m refurbishment at Belfast International to include solar farm

VINCI Airports reveals a five year £100m investment programme at Belfast International Airport. Phase one is already underway with the construction of a £25m security terminal due to be completed in summer 2024. The investment will revamp existing facilities, improve airside departure area with additional departure gates, extra seating, new shopping, retail and immigration area will also be extended. The investment aims to create an estimated 400 jobs with local construction firms for the duration of the build. Pictured is a GCI image

VINCI Airports launches £100m investment at Belfast Airport, creating 400 jobs

Lord Mayor of Belfast Councillor Ryan Murphy at Duncrue Complex alongside Council HGV vehicles that are now running on hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO). HVO is a low-carbon, zero-sulphur fuel made from waste renewable materials like rapeseed and sunflower oil. Photo: Belfast City Council /PA Wire

More than 200 council vehicles now running on vegetable oil

Ryanair cuts winter schedule routes and blasts Dublin airport over increased passenger charges. Photo: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Ryanair cuts routes and blasts Dublin airport over increased passenger charges
Ryanair has announced it is cutting its winter 2023/2024 schedule at Dublin Airport in response to increased passenger charges.
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Solar panels always made sense financially…. and now there is an added incentive. A commercial grant may cover up to 20% of the cost of a Solarfix installation. If there was ever a time to invest in a Solarfix system - it is now

Cheaper power...that’s what Solarfix can do for your business

Coldplay performs at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. Photo by Mads Claus Rasmussen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP via Getty Images

Going Green: Musicians can help in tackling climate change

Northern Ireland’s Donite Plastics is making waves in the aerospace industry with the manufacturing of lightweight panels and components which will benefit both the aircraft interiors sector and the environment

Saintfield company is putting sustainability at the forefront of its business

Housing Executive Chair Nicole Lappin inspects the organisation’s new fleet of 10 electric vans along with staff members (l-r) David Roe, Fleet Support Operations Manager,
Stephen Moore, Assistant Director of the Direct Labour Organisation (DLO), and John Lamont, DLO Operations.

NIHE workmen get new electric vans

Stena Line which has announced that it is to increase capacity on its expanding Belfast-Heysham freight service by a massive 80%. In a multi-million pound investment, the company is constructing two new bespoke ferries on the route, the first of which is due to enter service on the route in autumn 2025. Each of the two new 147-meter vessels has been designed to maximise freight volumes and will provide 2,800 lane meters of capacity which is an 80% increase on current ship capacities. Pictured is a CGI image of how the new ships will look when built

Two new Stena Line ships to boost freight capacity on Belfast–Heysham route

Students in the Netherlands have built a 3D printed car that is fully electric and removes carbon dioxide from the air.

Students build fully electric car that removes carbon dioxide from air

Land Rover Discovery review: seven-seat pioneer still one of the best

Seeing the sights on foot can help to cut your carbon footprint when travelling (photo: Adobe)

Ten tips for tourists to cut their carbon footprint

Niall Martindale, managing director, firmus energy, Áine Spillane, regulatory affairs manager, GNI(UK), Michael McKinstry, chief executive, Phoenix Natural Gas, Gordon Lyons MLA, Economy Minister, Paddy Larkin, managing director, Mutual Energy and David Butler, director, SGN Natural Gas

NI Gas Network operators launch Pathway to Net-Zero

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General views of Kilroot power station in Carrickfergus. Credit /Stephen Hamilton-Presseye

'Keeping the lights on' trumps emissions, says DUP MP after blackouts warning

Exchange Accountants directors Conor Walls and Gary Laverty have made the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) and are advising clients to do the same

NI business can now benefit by going green with electric vehicles

2022 Honda HR-V review: Sensible SUV puts passengers first

Belfast Harbour

Belfast Harbour delivers strong financial results

Switching to plant-based cheese can reduce carbon emissions by 50 per cent compa...

Neil Jarvis, managing director of Jans Lifestyle

Belfast MD says ‘staycation’ market will continue to boom

New number plates: 7 ways to save money on your car costs in 2022

Chris Martin, head of sustainability at Danske Bank

Danske Bank launches new Energy Saving Trust tool to help customers reduce emiss...

Take the train rather than flying (photo: Shutterstock)

Going Green - Are you thinking of making great escape with sun summer break?

Greg Wilson, founder of CompareNI.com

Nearly 83% increase in NI ultra-low emission vehicle (ULEV) registrations

Dr Mark McKinney chatting with VentEko’s CEO Arta Bažovska and Lidl Latvija Board member Arunas Dzikas

Coleraine’s ATG Group is helping Lidl break new ground on a store site in Latvia

2021 Honda HR-V hyrbid review: It’s nice to be nice

More than a third of British females are unaware of the impact single-use period...

Electric car quotas and £620m for chargers under new Net Zero strategy

In 2020, Vodafone committed itself to reaching net-zero emissions by 2040 (image: Alan Lu/Vodaphone)

Vodafone is switching to sim cards made using recycled plastic

Foyle Port

Foyle Port posts resilient results despite pandemic challenges

GB Kite Hydroliner

Wrightbus to showcase two new zero-emission buses

Mazda6 review: is this the last chance for saloons?

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