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Our 2026 Awards are now open!

To share your story, get nominating before 1pm on Friday 12th of December, 2025. Finalists will be announced by Friday 30th of January, 2026, and our black-tie gala evening will be held on Friday the 27th of February, 2026, at the Europa Hotel, Belfast.

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All-Ireland Sustainability Awards 2026

The All-Ireland Sustainability Awards 2026 will soon open nominations, celebrating outstanding contributions to sustainability across Ireland; stay tuned for more details!

A Review of 2024 All-Ireland Sustainability Awards Event

2026 Award Categories

The following award categories for 2026 are:

Net-Zero Initiative of the Year

Recognising outstanding organisation efforts and projects driving meaningful carbon reduction and net-zero commitments.

Open to all organisations, this award highlights exemplary initiatives designed to significantly reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions across operations, supply chains, or communities. Projects may include (but are not limited to) carbon reduction strategies, electrification of heat and transport, circular economy initiatives, nature-based solutions, or systemic business model shifts aligned with science-based targets.

Entries should focus on initiatives developed and/or implemented within the past 24 months and must provide clear evidence of impact, innovation, alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and a demonstrable commitment to net-zero leadership.

Energy Project of the Year

Celebrating leadership in renewable energy, efficiency, and innovation.

This award is open to all organisations and focuses on showcasing examples of best practice within proactive energy management that will enable a more sustainable future energy system for all.

This may include (but is not limited to) the development of sustainable / renewable energy technologies, onsite energy management systems and / or consumer engagement and behavioural change initiatives. The award focuses on ambitious energy projects and initiatives that have been developed over the past 24 months.

Entries must provide evidence of impact, innovation, alignment with the UN SDG’s and a strong commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Biodiversity Initiative of the Year
  

Honouring projects dedicated to preserving and restoring ecosystems.

In a 2020 global assessment of 240 countries it was discovered that Northern Ireland was the 12th worst performing country for biodiversity loss, with the Republic of Ireland ranking 13th lowest.

This award seeks to address this issue and recognise the outstanding efforts of organisations, and individuals, who are working to enhance, restore and / or improve biodiversity across the region.

Our judges are seeking evidence of positive and tangible impacts that have been achieved over the course of the project, or initiative described.

Waste, Resource Management & Circular Economy Award

Showcasing innovative waste reduction and circular economy strategies.

This award recognises initiatives that drive an increase in waste and resource reduction, recycling and/or reuse or an increased focus on circular economy.

Open to all organisations, the category showcases best practice in waste reduction, resource recovery, and circular innovation that prevents pollution, reduces environmental impact, and supports a regenerative economy. 

Judges will be looking for projects that demonstrate tangible impacts, increase stakeholder engagement and/or ultimately help to advance the move towards a more resource efficient and circular economy.

Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Initiative of the Year
    

Recognising businesses embedding sustainability into tourism and hospitality.

The Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Initiative of the Year category honours exceptional efforts in promoting eco-friendly and socially responsible tourism and hospitality practices.

Applicants may include initiatives that significantly reduce environmental footprints, enhance local communities, and/or preserve cultural heritage. Ideal entries should highlight innovative practices, such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, and sustainable sourcing.

Submissions should provide evidence of sustainability achievements, guest and stakeholder engagement, alignment with the UN SDG’s, and a commitment to continuous improvement and education in sustainable practices.

Social Sustainability, Diversity & Inclusion Initiative of the Year

Celebrating initiatives fostering equality, inclusion, and social impact.

This award is focused on showcasing companies who are putting social sustainability, equality, diversity and inclusion at the heart of their organisation. Whether it’s promoting equality and diversity within the workplace, developing charitable schemes or community development projects.

Our judges are looking for socially responsible business initiatives that are driving positive change for all. Submissions should demonstrate how the initiative addresses key social or community challenges—whether through fair employment practices, community engagement, diversity and inclusion, responsible sourcing, or wider social impact.

Green Marketing/ Stakeholder Engagement Initiative of the Year

Showcasing campaigns that inspire sustainable action.

This award is focused on organisations who have developed or delivered a successful green marketing campaign, or initiative which seeks to engage customers / citizens and stakeholders in their green products or services, or encourage more sustainable practices or lifestyles.

Our judges will be looking for innovative and inspiring marketing, engagement, awareness raising and/or advertising initiatives that are fact based, avoid greenwashing and lead to a tangible increase in awareness and / or engagement and actions among the target audience.

Sustainability Consultancy of the Year
         

Honouring consultancies making a transformative impact.

This award is open to all consultant, consultancies or advisory firms that have delivered quantifiable environmental and / or social improvements for their clients.

This category highlights exceptional advisory work across areas such as net-zero strategy, ESG integration, circular economy planning, climate risk assessment, sustainable supply chains, and stakeholder engagement. Submissions may showcase individual projects, cross-sector initiatives, or long-term partnerships that have delivered measurable environmental, social, and economic outcomes.

Our judges are focused on applications that are helping clients work towards and achieve their sustainability ambitions that go above and beyond their normal practice.

Young Changemaker of the Year

Recognising rising leaders under 30 who are shaping the future of sustainability.

This award is focused on the outstanding efforts and achievements of inspiring young sustainability and environmental changemakers who are driving positive change within their organisation, the community, the local environment and/or across the low-carbon economy.

The award is open to anyone under the age of 30 (as of by the end of January 2026), and it can be entered for directly or through nomination.

One to Watch (New)

Celebrating emerging projects or individuals demonstrating outstanding sustainability potential.

This award recognises rising stars—individuals, start-ups, or early-stage projects—that show exceptional promise in advancing sustainability. Whether through innovative thinking, bold new ideas, or fresh approaches to environmental or social challenges, this category celebrates those who are laying the groundwork for meaningful impact. This award is open to all organisations.

Judges will be looking for initiatives that demonstrate creativity, clear purpose, and the potential to scale or influence broader change. Entries should show early signs of success or momentum, a strong sustainability vision, and a commitment to responsible practices.

Climate Adaptation & Resilience Award (New)

Honouring solutions that address climate risks and enhance resilience.

Open to all organisations, this award recognises solutions, individuals, or early-stage projects showing outstanding potential to tackle climate risks and strengthen resilience. From nature-based interventions to community-driven strategies or cutting-edge technologies, this category celebrates promising innovations that address the impacts of a changing climate.

Judges will be looking for initiatives that demonstrate fresh thinking, early evidence of impact or feasibility, and a strong vision for how they could contribute to long-term climate resilience, whether it is through communities, infrastructure, ecosystems, or supply chains.

Sustainable Supply Chain Initiative of the Year (New)

Recognising organisations embedding sustainability into their supply chains.

This is open to organisations that focus on sustainable supply chains. Whether through ethical sourcing, emissions reduction, circularity, or supplier engagement, this category highlights early-stage efforts with strong potential to transform supply chain practices to be more transparent, responsible, resilient, and have big impact.

Judges will be looking for initiatives that show originality, scalability, and a clear commitment to improving environmental and/or social outcomes across the value chain.

Sustainable Agriculture & Food Production Award (New)

Showcasing advancements in sustainable and regenerative agriculture.

Open to all organisations that work on sustainable agriculture and food production. This award shines a spotlight on projects, individuals, or enterprises driving fresh thinking in sustainable and regenerative agriculture. Whether it's through soil health, biodiversity, low-impact farming, or sustainable food systems, this category recognises early-stage initiatives with the potential to reshape how we produce and consume food.

Judges will be looking for innovative approaches that demonstrate environmental and social benefit, early traction or proof of concept, and a compelling vision for scale or influence.

Education for Sustainability Award (New)

Celebrating educational initiatives promoting sustainability knowledge and action.

Open to all organisations. This award recognises individuals, programmes, or initiatives that are reimagining how we teach, learn, and inspire action on sustainability. Whether in schools, communities, workplaces, online, or informal settings, this category celebrates early-stage efforts that are building awareness, shifting mindsets, and empowering people to become agents of change.

Judges will be looking for creative and engaging approaches to sustainability education that show strong potential for impact and growth. This could include new tools, curricula, platforms, or outreach models that connect knowledge with meaningful action.

Sustainable Product Innovation Award (New)

Highlighting cutting-edge products designed with sustainability in mind.

This award highlights innovators, start-ups, or early-stage projects developing cutting-edge products designed with sustainability at their core. Whether through eco-friendly materials, circular design, energy efficiency, or reducing environmental impact, this category celebrates promising solutions that redefine how products can contribute to a greener future. Open to all organisations.

Judges will be looking for originality of the product, early signs of market traction or feasibility, and a clear vision for scaling sustainable impact while inspiring more responsible consumption.

Green Legacy Award

Recognising lifetime achievements in sustainability leadership.

Our Green Legacy Award seeks to honour an individual who has demonstrated an enduring dedication to environmental sustainability, making impactful contributions to the sector, the organisation, or stakeholders over time. This award is nominated, and awarded by our judges only and so offers a chance for peer-to-peer recognition for some of our industry’s most notable leaders.

Recipients may be recognised for influencing policy, spearheading transformative projects, or introducing innovative sustainability practices. Their efforts may have measurable positive impacts on environmental conservation, sustainability education, or eco-friendly technologies, all aimed at fostering a sustainable future.

Ideal nominees are leaders or mentors in the sustainability field, inspiring others to engage and advocate for sustainable practices. Their work reflects the core values of integrity, innovation, and influence within environmental sustainability.

This award will be announced during our Gala evening.

Overall Sustainability Champion of the Year

Awarded to an individual, organisation, or initiative that exemplifies sustainability excellence.

Open to all organisations. This award recognises emerging individuals, organisations, or initiatives that demonstrate exceptional promise in exemplifying sustainability excellence. Whether through visionary leadership, breakthrough ideas, or impactful actions, this category celebrates those at the start of their journey who are poised to become future champions of sustainability.

Judges will be looking for strong evidence of commitment, innovation, and early achievements that signal lasting influence and potential for significant positive environmental and social impact.

2026 Event venue

Europa Hotel, Event Venue for the All-Ireland Sustainability Awards 2026

A review of our 2024 Awards.

The 2024 All-Ireland Sustainability Awards were brought to you in partnership with:

Award Partner

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Charity Partner

Changing The Menu. For Good

2024’s charity raffle will be ran in partnership with the Visit Belfast initiative, ‘Changing The Menu. For Good’ to raise funds for the most vulnerable people within our local communities.

The money raised was donated to The Trussell Trust, who support vulnerable people and communities, challenges the structural issues that lock people in poverty, and campaign for change to end the need for food banks.

Awards Compére: Andi Jarvis

2024’s All-Ireland Sustainability Awards were brought to you in partnership with:

2024 Trophy Artist: Babs Belshaw

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Categories & Finalists 2024:

Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
The Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Initiative of the Year category honors exceptional efforts in promoting eco-friendly and socially responsible tourism and hospitality practices.

Applicants may include initiatives that significantly reduce environmental footprints, enhance local communities, and/or preserve cultural heritage. Ideal entries should highlight innovative practices, such as waste reduction, energy efficiency, and sustainable sourcing.

Submissions should provide evidence of sustainability achievements, guest and stakeholder engagement, alignment with the UN SDG’s and a commitment to continuous improvement and education in sustainable practices.

Finalists:

Killeavy Castle - Gold Winner
Airfield Estate - Silver Winner
Keenaghan Cottage
Larchfield Estate
Mount Brandon Cottages

Social Sustainability, Diversity & Inclusion Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is focused on showcasing companies who are putting social sustainability, equality, diversity and inclusion at the heart of their organisation. Whether it’s promoting equality and diversity within the workplace, developing charitable schemes or community development projects.

Our judges are looking for socially responsible business initiatives that are driving positive change for all.

Finalists:

THE HomeShare - Gold Winner
Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful - Silver Winner

ALDI Ireland
Sustainable Green Initiatives
The Clearbox Group
Turn2Me

Green Marketing / Stakeholder Engagement Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is focused on organisations who have developed or delivered a successful green marketing campaign, or initiative which seeks to engage customers / citizens and stakeholders in their green products or services, or encourage more sustainable practices or lifestyles.

Our judges will be looking for innovative and inspiring marketing, engagement, awareness raising and/or advertising initiatives that are fact based, avoid greenwashing and lead to a tangible increase in awareness and / or engagement and actions among the target audience.

Finalists:

AFBI - Gold Winner
ACT - Silver Winner

Fingal County Council
Fish City
Global Action Plan
Leo Lynch
Power NI, part of Energia Group

Net-Zero Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is open to all industry types and focuses on the development and/or delivery of ambitious decarbonisation strategies.

Entrants for this category are required to demonstrate how they will dramatically reduce emissions across their organisations, or for their wider stakeholders, but are not necessarily expected to have an absolute net-zero target in place.

Finalists:

Pat O Donnell & Co. - Gold Winner
Lyreco Ireland - Silver Winner

Ballykilcavan Brewing Company
Larchfield Estate
NIE Networks
The Boulevard

Green Exporter of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award focuses on businesses or organisations who are exporting a product or service outside of their own, local region and offers a more sustainable option for the end user, and / or considers more sustainable production methods.
This may include (but is not limited to) products or services that drive decarbonisation, improve upon resource circularity, and / or energy efficiency, and / or offer the end customer a more sustainable end product through it’s production methods for example.

Our judges will be seeking evidence of an increase in export of the goods / services over the past 24 months; how the product / service offers a more sustainable solution / option and what the overall impacts have been for all stakeholders.

Finalists:

AG Paving + Building Products - Gold Winner
Plaswire Limited - Silver Winner

The Culinary Food Group

Energy Initiative / Project of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is open to all organisations and focuses on showcasing examples of best practice within proactive energy management that will enable a more sustainable future energy system for all.

This may include (but is not limited to) the development of sustainable / renewable energy technologies, onsite energy management systems and / or consumer engagement and behavioural change initiatives. The award focuses on ambitious energy projects and initiatives that have been developed over the past 24 months.

Entries must provide robust evidence of impact, innovation, alignment with the UN SDG’s and a strong commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Finalists:

BWG Foods - Gold Winner
Copper Coast Renewables - Silver Winner
Kyte Powertech Limited - Silver Winner

Larchfield Estate
Pure Reflections

Food Waste Reduction Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award recognises initiatives that reduce wasted food within organisations across the Island, helping to increase resource efficiency, food waste management, the reduction of unnecessary expenditure and / or demonstrates a commitment to engaging the wider community.

Judges will be looking for projects that demonstrate tangible impacts, increase stakeholder engagement and / or awareness and ultimately help to advance the move towards improved management of food resources.

Finalists:

FoodCloud - Gold Winner
ALDI Ireland-Silver Winner

Airfield Estate
Bread 41
FoodCloud
Oir Lifestyle Limited T/A Oir Tonics
Positive Carbon

Waste, Resource Management & Circular Economy Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award recognises initiatives that drive an increase in waste and resource reduction, recycling and/or reuse or an increased focus on circular economy.
Judges will be looking for projects that demonstrate tangible impacts, increase stakeholder engagement and/or ultimately help to advance the move towards a more resource efficient and circular economy.

Finalists:

Plaswire Limited - Gold Winner
Vyta - Silver Winner

BioDirect
Camden Group
Responsible Plastic Management Program
Shareclub
Spraoi agus Spórt

Consultant / Consultancy of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is open to all consultant, consultancies or advisory firms that have delivered quantifiable environmental and / or social improvements for their clients.

Our judges are focused on applications that are helping clients work towards and achieve their sustainability ambitions that go above and beyond their normal practice.

Finalists:

Lawler Sustainability - Gold Winner
Quadra Limited - Silver Winner

ACT
AD Sustainability
GS Renewable
Synergy Environmental Limited t/a Enviroguide Consulting

Housing, Buildings and / or Construction Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award aims to showcase the most innovative and inspiring green building, infrastructure, architectural and / or construction projects developed over the past 24 months.

This is open to all housing, building, construction and / or architectural initiatives and may include (but is not limited to) projects that seek to maximise on resource or energy efficiency, green building or construction design, retrofitting programmes or energy efficiency upgrades.

Finalists:

ACT - Gold Winner
Felix O’Hare & Co - Silver Winner

Forja Works Ltd
Lifesize Plans Leinster Limited

Young Changemaker of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award is focused on the outstanding efforts and achievements of inspiring young sustainability and environmental changemakers who are driving positive change within their organisation, the community, the local environment and/or across the low-carbon economy.

The award is open to anyone under the age of 30 (as of by the end of March 2024), and it can be entered for directly or through nomination.

Finalists:

Luke Gibbons - Ireland America Young Professionals Network & Trinity College Dublin – Gold Winner
Aaron Marshall - Responsible Plastic Management Program – Silver Winner

Airfield Estate – Caitlin Breen
Bean Around Ltd – Sadbh & Aisling Wood
Ireland America Young Professionals Network – Luke Gibbons
OutForm Consulting – Padraig Meehan
The Odyssey Trust – Jamie Hamilton

Biodiversity Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
In a 2020 global assessment of 240 countries it was discovered that Northern Ireland was the 12th worst performing country for biodiversity loss, with the Republic of Ireland ranking 13th lowest.

This award seeks to address this issue and recognise the outstanding efforts of organisations, and individuals, who are working to enhance, restore and / or improve biodiversity across the region.

Our judges are seeking evidence of positive and tangible impacts that have been achieved over the course of the project, or initiative described.

Finalists:

Swarms.ie - Gold Winner
RSPB Northern Ireland - Silver Winner

Breedon
Reforest Nation
TOBIN

Agri-Food Initiative of the Year:

Sponsored by:
This award aims to showcase sustainable best practice within the agri-food sector and focuses on producers and businesses across NI and Ireland that are taking innovative steps to change the way that food is produced, processed, traded and consumed, is developed in ways that protects, improves and restore wildlife and the natural environment and / or is working towards building a more resilient and robust food system for the future.

Finalists:

FoodCloud - Gold Winner
Ballykilcavan Farm - Silver Winner

Farm Fayre
Fiorbhia Farm
AFBI
Wilsons Country

Small Business of the Year:

Sponsored by:
The Sustainability Award for Best Small Business (under 9 employees) recognises exceptional commitment to tangible change in social or environmental initiatives. Criteria include measurable impact, innovative approaches, community engagement, and / or integration of sustainability into core business practices.

The recipient demonstrates leadership, transparency, and a lasting positive influence on their surroundings.

Finalists:

Ballykilcavan Brewing Company - Gold Winner
Shareclub - Silver Winner

ACT
Dingle Sea Safari
Pure Reflections
Remakery Studio
Timeless Celebrations Ireland

Tech for Good Initiative of the Year

Sponsored by:
The Tech for Good category celebrates innovative technology-driven solutions that create positive social and environmental impact.

Entries should demonstrate the use of technology to address pressing sustainability challenges, such as climate change, resource efficiency, and social inequality, and submissions should showcase measurable outcomes, and clear alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Judges are interested in projects that display originality, ethical considerations, and a commitment to long-term impact.

Finalists:

FoodCloud - Gold Winner
Technological University of the Shannon - Silver Winner

Agri Data Analytics
NatWest Cushon
Turn2Me
Veri-Connect

Sustainable Business of the Year 2024:

Sponsored by:
This final award of the evening recognises, from all the winners of the evening, the business who will be awarded the most Sustainable Business of the Year 2024.

This award recognises the organisation that has taken its environmental, social and financial performance to new heights in an effort to achieve a more sustainable future for all stakeholders and are working to advance a greener economy now, and into the future.

Unlike the other awards, this one is based on the merit of the evening’s overall winners and so there is no additional registration process.

FoodCloud

Green Legacy Award:

Our Green Legacy Award is our newest accolade and seeks to honor an individuals who has demonstrated an enduring dedication to environmental sustainability, making impactful contributions to the sector, the organisation, or stakeholders over time. This award is nominated, and awarded by our judges only and so offers a chance for peer-to-peer recognition for some of our industry’s most notable leaders.
Recipients may be recognised for influencing policy, spearheading transformative projects, or introducing innovative sustainability practices. Their efforts may have measurable positive impacts on environmental conservation, sustainability education, or eco-friendly technologies, all aimed at fostering a sustainable future.

Ideal nominees are leaders or mentors in the sustainability field, inspiring others to engage and advocate for sustainable practices. Their work reflects the core values of integrity, innovation, and influence within environmental sustainability.

This award will be announced during our Gala evening.

Randal Gilbert - NIE Networks

What People Say

Massive congratulations on creating and executing a superb awards on Thursday evening...It was a great evening and what particularly struck me was the depth of rigour, integrity and substance that was put into the awards and the judging....You’ve created something very meaningful..

Wonderful event, and a fantastic night, great to meet so many inspiring individuals

Great night at the All-Ireland Sustainability Awards! A night of celebration and recognition for the incredible efforts of those driving sustainability initiatives across the island.

Great night last night at the inaugural #AllIrelandSustainabilityAwards. Fantastic work...and great to see so many businesses, large and small being celebrated for their positive sustainability work.

What an evening...so much talent, passion and opportunity in one room.

The summit was an exceptional experience, leaving an enduring impact on Everun's commitment to sustainability. Triterra's meticulous organisation ensured a seamless event, with diverse speakers and engaging discussions. The emphasis on actionable strategies gave us tangible steps to advance our sustainability goals. As headline sponsor, Everun is proud to have played a significant role in such a transformative event.

We extend our sincere appreciation for the privilege of being the headline sponsor of the All Ireland Sustainability Summit. 

The summit was an exceptional experience, leaving an enduring impact on Everun's commitment to sustainability. Triterra's meticulous organisation ensured a seamless event, with diverse speakers and engaging discussions. The emphasis on actionable strategies gave us tangible steps to advance our sustainability goals.

As headline sponsor, Everun is proud to have played a significant role in such a transformative event. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and commend Triterra for their invaluable contributions to the sustainability movement.
Ross Moffett

Great night at the All-Ireland Sustainability Awards!
A night of celebration and recognition for the incredible efforts of those driving sustainability initiatives across the island.

...massive congratulations on creating and executing a superb awards on Thursday evening... It was a great evening and what particularly struck me was the depth of rigour, integrity and substance that was put into the awards and the judging....You’ve created something very meaningful.

Having Exhibited at the All-Ireland Sustainability Summit in 2025, we were exceptionally impressed with the entire event. From the professionalism and support shown by the team to the networking, learning and engagement opportunities were all second to none. We will definitely be back!

Visit Belfast was proud to partner with the All Ireland Sustainability Awards in 2024 to fundraise for people facing food insecurity through charity partner Trussell (formerly The Trussell Trust). Together, we raised over £3,000 to help vulnerable individuals and families in our communities. The evening was a huge success, bringing together leaders, innovators, and change-makers from across the island of Ireland who are at the forefront of driving sustainable transformation. The atmosphere was one of celebration and collaboration, with a shared commitment to accelerating positive change for generations to come.

“At NIE Networks, we’re proud to support the work of the All Ireland Sustainability (AIS) group. Our shared commitment to driving sustainability across the energy sector is at the heart of this partnership. The AIS group events and initiatives provide an excellent platform to share best practices, foster collaboration, and keep up to date with the latest developments in climate action and innovation. Understanding what industry and society need from their electricity networks and sharing knowledge, advice and creative thinking, is key to realising a net zero future that works for the homes, farms and businesses of Northern Ireland and the work of the All Ireland Sustainability Group helps us to do just that. We value the opportunity to engage through the many AIS events and are delighted to continue our support for their impactful work.” – Judy McElroy Sustainability & Environment Senior Manager, NIE Networks

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