Bus Éireann in Ireland has introduced an ambitious 5-year sustainability strategy titled 'Driving Change', emphasizing its commitment to becoming a global leader in sustainable public transport. The strategy focuses on themes such as climate action, environment, and urban development. It sets various goals, including doubling female representation, increasing workforce diversity by 20%, and reducing CO2 emissions by 51% by 2030 compared to the 2019 baseline. The company has already achieved significant milestones, including a 6.8% decrease in CO2 emissions, improved energy efficiency by 25%, and a transition to emission-free Electric Vehicles. Bus Éireann aims to have half of its fleet as zero-emission by 2030. The company is also testing innovative technologies like Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as a sustainable biofuel to reduce emissions. Furthermore, Bus Éireann has launched new electric city services and plans to have 50% of its fleet running on zero-emission vehicles by 2030. The company is dedicated to increasing its services across regional towns, cities, and school services, with a vision to promote modal shift and sustainable connectivity. They are committed to creating a cleaner future for all through initiatives like the Travel Assistance programme, supporting passengers with additional needs to travel independently on public transport. Bus Éireann's sustainability efforts align with Ireland's national sustainable mobility policy and climate action plan, aiming to drive significant positive change in public transportation.