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Please note that if you do not submit your entry before 14 February you will be charged a late entry fee of £100.

Early-bird entry is free until 14 February 2025. Late entries after this date will be charged at £100+VAT until 28 February 2025.

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This category seeks to recognise programmes and initiatives that have been most successful in influencing their intended recipients. The category is open to marketing, social media and information campaigns alike. Judges will be looking for impact, imagination and, of course, demonstratable success in achieving results.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
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Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain what the campaign was and why it was put in place.
  • What was the overall aim of the campaign and why was this approach chosen?
  • How does this campaign fit within any wider energy or other strategy?
  • Were specific targets set?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was the campaign planned?
  • How was it implemented and integrated? 
  • Who was involved?
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What evidence is there of how this initiative has made difference?
  • Please include quantifiable data on the campaign’s success.
  • Do you have a plan to build on /sustain its success?
  • Were there any wider achievements/spinoff gains?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • What makes this campaign innovative? How is it different to other initiatives?
  • Does it apply a new way of thinking or a new approach?

Our popular digital category seeks to recognise the enormous contribution of digital systems, data collection, software and monitoring to the industry. Entrants will need to describe the innovative aspects; explain how it is used; and show evidence of the difference its use has made.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Please consider the following elements, where possible, in your entry:

  • Provide a clear description of the digital innovation.
  • Describe the concept, and the development and delivery where relevant.
  • In what way is this innovative?
  • How has this achieved success in the real world?
  • What is the environmental and energy benefit?
  • Are there other benefits beyond energy efficiency/reduction?

In 1,000 words maximum:

Summary of entry (max 150 words)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. These are the words that need to persuade the judges that you are the winner.

Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the development of the technology.
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific goals/targets set for the products?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned, implemented and integrated into the overall strategy? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Has it achieved success in the market already? If so, please provide some figures.
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg customer satisfaction)
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this technology especially distinctive? How is it different to other comparable products?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach or new components?

Our Energy Champion category is designed to reward an individual making a demonstrable impact on the energy industry, whether through innovation, influence, or just plain enthusiasm and dedication to efficiency and best practice. Nominations are sought from colleagues, suppliers or customers and testimonials are obviously beneficial. NB: Energy champions don’t have to be high-profile, or on a national stage: judges are looking for evidence of impact and a good ‘story’ from the candidate.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Summary of entry (1,000 word or less)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. This can be a paragraph or two to explain to our judges about what marks the entry out as a true champion for better practice in the industry.

Achievement (max 250 words)

  • Please explain some of the notable achievements of the entry
  • How does this work fit within any wider strategy or industry priorities?

People and Delivery (max 250 words)

  • Which individual/s does the entry relate to?
  • What are some of the main ideas or concepts the entry has looked to champion

Success and legacy (max 250 words)

  • What evidence is there of the impact of the entry on an organisation or the sector? 
  • Please include any quantifiable data or recognition of the success of the entry – this can include testimonials 
  • What ambitions does the entry have to deliver further changes to the industry?

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • What makes the entry stand out in the sector and how does this work differ to other approaches used in the industry? 
  • How does the entry look to promote new ways of thinking that could be applicable across the sector?

This category looks to reward collaborative efforts in energy reduction and is aimed at partnerships between end-users and their consultants, ESCO or CEM companies etc.

A team may be formed by manufacturers, contractors/consultants and the end-user with a view to reducing energy usage across a building or estate. The judges are looking for energy savings that could not have been achieved without the effective use of the partnerships and the diversity of skill and/or technologies deployed.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

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Achievement/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain how the partnership came together and why.
  • What were the highlights of the partnership’s achievements?

Collaboration (max 250 words)

  • What was special about the team’s collaboration?
  • How did the partners bring specific skills/attributes to the partnership.
  • Were any lessons learned along the way?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What were the measures of success?
  • What was the reaction from customers/colleagues to the partnership.
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything particularly innovative about the partners’ approach?
  • Did the partnership apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

This category looks for the year’s best energy-saving projects for the public sector – from healthcare to leisure - and covers both new build and refurbishment/retrofit. In a sector that naturally has to be judged in the context of budget restrictions, the judges are looking for demonstrable energy and carbon savings, backed up by data, with particular consideration for innovation, repeatability, public impact and other wider environmental impacts.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. These are the words that need to persuade the judges that you are the winner.

Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain what the project was.
  • What was the overall aim of the project?
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific targets set for the project?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned?
  • How was it implemented and integrated into operations? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Was it delivered on time, to plan, and if applicable on budget?
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg customer satisfaction)
  • Are the techniques repeatable?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this project innovative? How is it different to other comparable projects?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

This category looks for the year’s best energy-saving projects in the area of residential property – either private residence or social housing. It covers both new build and refurbishment/retrofit. In a sector which is politically charged, the judges are looking for demonstrable energy and carbon savings, backed up by data, with particular consideration for innovation, practicality, repeatability, and other wider environmental impacts.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. These are the words that need to persuade the judges that you are the winner.

Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain what the project was.
  • What was the overall aim of the project?
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific targets set for the project?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned?
  • How was it implemented and integrated into operations? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Was it delivered on time, to plan, and if applicable on budget?
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg customer satisfaction)
  • Are the techniques repeatable?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this project innovative? How is it different to other comparable projects?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

This category looks for the year’s best energy-saving projects in the competitive arena of commercial buildings, and in the no-less important area of retail and industrial projects. It covers both new build and refurbishment/retrofit. In a sector where the requirements of all kinds of occupants need to be considered alongside energy efficiency, the judges are looking for demonstrable energy and carbon savings, backed up by data, with particular consideration for innovation, repeatability, and other wider environmental impacts. 

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
Early bird entry deadline £ 0.00 +VAT (20%)
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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. These are the words that need to persuade the judges that you are the winner.

Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain what the project was.
  • What was the overall aim of the project?
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific targets set for the project?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned?
  • How was it implemented and integrated into operations? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Was it delivered on time, to plan, and if applicable on budget?
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg customer satisfaction)
  • Are the techniques repeatable?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this project innovative? How is it different to other comparable projects?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

With energy supply attracting so much publicity in the popular press and the level of competitiveness in the market, the Energy Awards judges are keen to sort out the myths from the reality, to delve beneath the hype and the headlines and to recognise the supplier that provides the best all-round service to business customers.

Suppliers should therefore provide evidence of service, effectiveness, investment and innovation for their customers large and small, backed with data, testimonial and case study where appropriate.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Achievement/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the Supplier’s achievements against its strategy.
  • How was the strategy implemented and what were the highlights? 

Internal/External success (max 250 words)

  • What stands out about the internal achievements?
  • How have customers been successfully served?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What were the measures of success? Were there KPIs?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything particularly innovative about the approach this year?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

The Energy Team of the Year prize is looking at collective achievements to support and encourage the effective management of energy use that can show a demonstrable impact on addressing industry priorities linked to emissions and cost reduction.

Similar to the focus of the Energy Champion category this is about showing dedication to good with examples of collaboration in both small and large teams within a single organisation or as part of cross-industry collaboration.

Judges are looking for examples of excellence in a broad number of areas that can include innovations and programmes looking at improving efficiency within the supply chain or for end users to help ambitions to move to more affordable and sustainable power.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

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This category seeks to recognise the initiatives that have been developed in the past year to help the country on its journey towards its 2050 net zero legal target.  

The category is intended to be broad – convince the judges that your initiative is having or will have a definite impact on reducing carbon.

Judges will be looking for impact, imagination and evidence of success or potential success.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain what the initiative was and why it was put in place.
  • What was the initiative’s aim – apart from achieving net zero - and why was this approach chosen?
  • How does this initiative fit within any wider energy or other strategy?
  • Were specific targets set?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned, implemented and integrated? 
  • Who was involved?
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What evidence is there of how this initiative has made difference ?
  • Please include quantifiable data on its success so far.
  • What plans are there to build on/sustain its success?
  • Were there any wider achievements/spinoff gains?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • What makes this innovative? How is it different to other initiatives?
  • Does it apply a new way of thinking or a new approach?

Heating and cooling are a significant user of energy in any building. This category aims to recognise efforts to provide more energy efficient building services and systems. Energy reduction can mean either more efficient performance or controlling it more effectively. Credit will be given for solid data – independent where possible - to back up efficiency claims. 

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

£ 100.00
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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

Please provide a clear and concise summary of your entry. These are the words that need to persuade the judges that you are the winner.

Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the development of the technology.
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific goals/targets set for the products?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned, implemented and integrated into the overall strategy? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Has it achieved success in the market already? If so, please provide some figures.
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg environmental benefit)
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this technology especially distinctive? How is it different to other comparable products?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach or new components?

This category is designed to celebrate developments in both critical building technologies and other innovations that do not fit easily into the other categories. This is the place to enter lighting systems, innovative components and other initiatives. Credit will be given for solid data – independent where possible - to back up efficiency or performance claims.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

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Concept/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the development of the technology.
  • Why was the particular approach chosen?
  • Were specific goals/targets set for the products?

Planning and delivery (max 250 words)

  • How was it planned, implemented and integrated into the overall strategy? 
  • How were systems and steps put in place to ensure the best results?
  • Who else was involved in the project?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • Has it achieved success in the market already? If so, please provide some figures.
  • Please include quantifiable data on energy savings.
  • What other measures of success were achieved? (eg environmental benefit)
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything that makes this technology especially distinctive? How is it different to other comparable products?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach or new components?

Getting the best for your customers is the name of the game for this award. Whether it is getting the best price, advising how to buy energy effectively or managing a client's carbon plan, this category aims to show why a business should use an intermediary and what advantages this offers.

Open to companies with over 50 employees.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Achievement/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the achievements against its strategy for the year.
  • How was the strategy implemented and what were the highlights? 

Internal/External success (max 250 words)

  • What stands out about the internal achievements for the year?
  • How have customers and suppliers been successfully served?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What were the measures of success? Were there KPIs?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything particularly innovative about the approach for the year?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

Getting the best for your customers is the name of the game for this award. Whether it is getting the best price, advising how to buy energy effectively or managing a client's carbon plan, this category aims to show why a business should use an intermediary and what advantages this offers. Open to companies with under 50 employees.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

These awards are open for companies based in UK and Ireland only.

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Summary of entry (max 150 words)

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Achievement/strategy (max 250 words)

  • Please clearly explain the achievements against its strategy for the year.
  • How was the strategy implemented and what were the highlights? 

Internal/External success (max 250 words)

  • What stands out about the internal achievements for the year?
  • How have customers and suppliers been successfully served?

Success and results (max 250 words)

  • What were the measures of success? Were there KPIs?
  • Please include testimonials where appropriate.

Innovation (max 250 words)

  • Is there anything particularly innovative about the approach for the year?
  • Does it apply any new way of thinking, new approach, new systems or new technology?

This is an award focused on honouring the different approaches to highlight the value of waste energy and effectively reusing sources of heat and cooling for a wider number of users. The category looks at the value of different ways of thinking about leftover heat and energy with the overall aim to reduce demand on the grid for power, as well as cutting the resulting emissions.

Judges are looking for examples of projects and strategies demonstrating how to extract more sustainable sources of energy from waste. This can include projects to redesign IT infrastructure, building or businesses to extract more value from energy that is otherwise escaping into the atmosphere.

Qualifying period 1 September 2023 – 28 February 2025

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Tips from 2024’s winners

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? In terms of tips for future entrants, emphasize the outcomes of the award, focus on demonstrating the actual outcomes, data, what you’ve achieved and the impact that it makes to the end user that’s a big focus as well.

Low carbon initiative award - thermal comfort or training initiative – Heat the Streets, the Kensa Group

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? Be bold and look at what you are doing, and be innovative and go for it!

Physical technology of the year – other - KURVE, Kurve Technologies

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? Obviously, the product is important you need to explain the product and what the product can do. This is our new generation of product, we gave lots of information about our customers and we let them know that this product is very efficient, very high technology and this can be used in different types of projects. Explain the product as much as you can.

Physical technology of the year – heating and cooling - NIBE S1256 – Ground Source Heat Pump, NIBE Energy Systems

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? Don’t be afraid to share with everybody the good work that you have done because actually the small elements of what you do are as important as the larger ones. Because you know we probably haven’t done anything that is groundbreaking but I'm sure there are plenty of other people doing it but what we have done is made sure that we are focused and making those small differences that make the bigger impact.

Energy project of the year – retail & commercial - Sustainable Impact at The Midcounties Co-operative, Midcounties Co-operative

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? I think the secret to a good award is substantial evidence, real numbers backing up the claims that the project was there to achieve, but the results with clients backing up those results.

Energy project of the year – industrial & agricultural - ENGIE Impact x Forvia – “Use Less & Use Better”, ENGIE Impact x Forvia

Winners: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? The application has to have a sound basis in knowledge and experience but more importantly you need to work with your client. You need to take the experience that you have as a consultancy, as advisory services and really understand your client and understand what you need to do to support them to improve their energy efficiency.

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

Winner: What tips would you give to entrants for the Energy Awards next year? Be 100% enthusiastic about what you’re entering for so it’s got to come from the heart 100%.

Energy Champion – group achievement – Renewable Connections

What does it mean to win?

Winner: How does it feel to have won an award?

It’s an incredible achievement for the business. You know we set the business up in 2020 and in the space of four years we’ve grown from a start-up business to one of the leading developers of clean technology in the UK and we are immensely proud of our developments to date.

Energy Champion – group achievement – Renewable Connections

Winners: How does it feel to have won an award?

It feels amazing to win the award. It’s been a year of hard work and it’s paid off so we’re very happy.

Winners: What does this award mean to you?

It’s a huge recognition of the work we are doing and how meaningful it is. It’s nice to be recognised.

Energy campaign of the year – commercial – Energi Raven

Winners: What does this award mean to you?

Its good for all the teams that have been involved on the job. Everyone has worked really hard since we started it in 2017. We delivered it through till now 2024 and it’s still going every year so its getting bigger and better and its quite satisfying to see it going really and it’s a lot of work that we’ve done to help fuel property with the residential.

Energy project of the year – residential – Leeds Pipes, Vital Energy

Winners: How does it feel to have won an award?

It’s very humbling actually because everybody works so hard and for me, whilst it might sound a little bit cliché, everybody’s a winner in the room as we are all trying to do the right thing to get to that net zero and do the right thing from a sustainability point of view.

Energy project of the year – retail & commercial - Sustainable Impact at The Midcounties Co-operative, Midcounties Co-operative

Winners: How does it feel to have won an award? Very surprising, its good to be recognised by the award, it’s lovely to have this award, we are very pleased.

Physical technology of the year – heating and cooling - NIBE S1256 – Ground Source Heat Pump, NIBE Energy Systems

Winners: How does it feel to have won an award? We are absolutely thrilled to win this, Kurve Technologies is doing wonderful things in the world of heat networks and we are helping clients reduce carbon and cost. It’s fantastic to win this award.

Physical technology of the year – other - KURVE, Kurve Technologies

Winners: What does this award mean to you?

It’s been a rollercoaster ride with some tough competition out there and we’re just really really proud and pleased to have actually won the award. I think a lot of our competitors have really upped there game of late, but I like to think that everybody at Crown Gas & Power have upped their game as well, this is huge recognition for them.

Energy supplier of the year – Crown Gas & Power

Winners: How does it feel to have won an award?

It feels amazing, it’s a recognition of all that hard work, it was a long project just to get to the project took about a year, and then delivering the project took another year. Working with 273 different flats and all the residents there is really hard work and lots of ups and downs but it really shows that we did a good job and its been great to be recognised by the judges and it makes all that hard work worthwhile.

Energy project of the year – social housing – Thurrock Council Tower Blocks GSHP Retrofit, Kensa Contracting