Celebrating Innovation and Achievements in the Energy Industry

The 18th annual Energy Awards celebrates the energy industry’s innovations and achievements in best practice, business excellence, customer service and industry collaboration and is open for energy suppliers, brokers and technology providers to enter.

With categories including Energy Champion of the Year, Energy Team of the Year and Energy Supplier of the Year, there is a category for all organisations in the energy supply chain.

Entry is free and open to organisations operating in the UK and Ireland, so for a chance to be recognised for industry innovation and excellence enter now.

Free entry until 19 February 2027!

Entry Deadline: 5 March 2027 (Entry fee £100+VAT)


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Why Enter

Gain recognition, motivate your team and build customer trust, with free entry open to organisations operating in the UK and Ireland until 19 February 2027.

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Categories

From Energy Champion of the Year to Energy Supplier of the Year, there is a category for every organisation in the energy supply chain.

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Sponsorship opportunities

Tailored sponsorship packages are available to suit a range of marketing objectives and budgets.

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2026 Highlights

Why are the Energy Awards important to the industry?

I think it’s important that the industry celebrates its successes, and I think also showcases them. The awards are a great platform to be able to do that. We get to see what other people are doing and hopefully other people get inspired by what the industry is successful at.

Julian Miller, Business Development, Ameresco

Why are the Energy Awards important to the industry?

To the industry, I think it's great to showcase the talent that’s out there, whether that’s companies, whether that’s technology. It’s really important we continue to innovate and to drive forward renewable energy, zero carbon reduction and all those sorts of things. It’s really important that tonight is celebrated, so that we can show all of those achievements off.

Rob Redfern, Group Energy Manager, Tesco

What does the Energy Awards mean to the industry?

In terms of all of the hard work, I think that the energy industry has grown over the last 20-25 years. In the last two years, it has become significantly more important and as a result the recognition that the companies that have been working very very hard to support their clients on producing energy efficiency carbon emissions is significantly important.

Energy efficient - partnership of the year – Energy Reduction Partnership, Weatherford and Inenco

What does the Energy Awards mean to the industry?

I think it’s a great way for companies to be recognised for the really good work that they are doing and its nice for everyone to be able to enjoy it as well.

Third party intermediary – under 50 employees - Blake Clough Consulting