Great success for Tipperary businesses at 2026 SEAI Energy Awards
Boston Scientific and Agridata took home awards on the night
Two Tipperary businesses have won awards at the 2026 SEAI Energy Awards.
The awards celebrate individuals and organisations who demonstrate excellence in the drive for improved energy efficiency, reduced fossil fuel usage, reduced emissions and a more resilient economy.
Boston Scientific took home the Large Business Award for the investment in the Clonmel campus which is now the first Boston Scientific site to become carbon neutral.
Argidata Ltd, a compliance company based in Bansha, Tipperary, was awarded the Small Business Award for eliminating fossil fuel use across the business, including in its heating, transport and electricity requirements which are all now sourced from renewable energy.
Pictured at the annual SEAI Energy Awards at the InterContinental Hotel on 4 November are David Mullins, Agridata Ltd; Emily Larkin, Boston Scientific Clonmel; Norrie Mullins, Agridata Ltd; and Louise Cleere, Boston Scientific Clonmel.
Agridata Ltd won the Small Business Award, while Boston Scientific Clonmel won the Large Business Award.
The SEAI Energy Awards recognise excellence in sustainable energy and climate action.