Joseph Doherty, MD of Re-Gen Waste and a founding member of Recycle NI, an industry group launched in 2018 to give the recycling and waste management sector a collective voice, talks to Ulster Business about how NI businesses can become carbon neutral.

Following intense deliberation of over 100 entries from post primary schools across the country, the shortlist can now be revealed.

A panel of judges will review all the entries after the closing date on Friday 22nd of November and shortlist seven teams – one from each county in NI and Donegal – to go head to head in the grand finale

Re-Gen Waste, has invested £5m in the development of its existing processing facility, to produce a high specification replacement for traditional fossil fuels.

The annual Mount Charles Big School Cook Off Competition, in association with SuperValu, launched today with top chefs in NI including Ian Orr, Noel McMeel, Niall McKenna, Danni Barry, Andy Rea and Michael Deane calling for students interested in cooking, to get involved.

Leading catering and facilities management company, Mount Charles has won an £9m catering and hospitality services contract with Griffith College, Dublin.

Newry based Connex Offsite has announced plans to create 140 jobs over the next five years, in a £2.5 million expansion of its recently established operations.

Re-Gen Robotics has committed a £1 million spend in an additional machinery, in order to keep up with demand for its services.

Re-Gen Waste has reacted to the Health & Safety Executive’s (HSE) latest report analysing manual handling practices and recommendations in kerbside collection of recyclable waste.

Kainos is offering more than 200 young people the chance to gain valuable coding and artificial intelligence (A.I.) skills through two separate, free-to-attend events