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Finalists for Transport + Energy Awards announced

Shortlist released for industry awards event alongside Transport + Energy Forum.

After an exhaustive judging process involving six experts from the transport and energy sectors, decisions have been made on the finalists and winners of the 10 awards to be presented at the dinner following the Transport + Energy Forum.

Alec Peachey, Founder and Editorial Director of T+E said:

“I’d like to thank our judging panel for the incredible job they did, to pore over the excellent entries and make final decisions on the awards. The process was tough and triggered some robust debate to decide between some truly excellent submissions, which demonstrate the high level of professionalism and innovation in our sectors.

“Thank you to everyone who entered and congratulations to all our finalists, we look forward to seeing you at the awards presentation dinner on the evening of the Transport + Energy Forum on 21 November.”

The judging panel included James Court CEO EVA England, Matthew Adams Transport Policy Manager REA, Shamal Evans-Gadgill Senior Programme/Project Manager Coventry City Council, Jonathan Murray Policy and Operations Director Zemo Partnership, Jacob Roberts Senior Policy & Strategy Consultant Cenex and Claire Miller Independent Mobility & Energy Advisor Tellegen.

The awards take place alongside the Transport + Energy Forum, which brings together over 300 delegates, including 60 from local authorities. The agenda includes keynote presentations, TED style talks, Oxford debate, Conversations with Councils roundtables, networking and collaboration opportunities.

Flexible delegate packages covering both events are available.

More information on the Transport + Energy Forum and Transport + Energy Awards.

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Transport + Energy Awards finalists are: 

Best product or new technology

Kerbo Charge 

Charge Saint (S4EV Ltd)

National Grid Electricity Distribution – Clearview Charge & Connect, Accelerating and Facilitating UK Connections

Hubl Logistics – CoolRun

Camion – Camion Electrification Analytics and Site Identification

ClearWatt – Battery Health Report 

Energy network of the year: best collaboration

PoGo Charge – The Galleries, Washington 

Evolt Charging – Scotland’s public charging network, operated by Evolt Charging

Best EV rapid charging network

Be.EV – Be.EV

Osprey Charging Network – Osprey Charging Network

GRIDSERVE – GRIDSERVE Electric Highway

InstaVolt – InstaVolt’s national and international strategy

Fastned UK – Fastned UK network 

Best on-street EV charging network

Trojan Energy – Trojan HUB

Believ 

char.gy 

Connected Kerb 

Ubitricity

Best local authority EV charging scheme

Suffolk County Council – Plug in Suffolk

The Highland Council – EV infrastructure network

Oxfordshire – Park and Charge Oxfordshire

Dundee City Council – future proofing Dundee’s streetscape with pop-up chargers

Best commercial vehicle decarbonisation strategy/project

Dundee City Council – Clepington Road and Marchbanks Depots

Voltempo Group Limited – eFREIGHT2030 

National Grid – Fleet Strategy 2030

Best accessibility strategy/project

Dundee City Council – 4th Hub Charging Oasis 

Fastned UK – Fastned UK Charging Network

Best local authority fleet partnership

SEE Services Ltd – SEE Services Sustainability Solution for South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

The Go-Ahead Group – Transitioning to Zero-Emission Buses in Oxford 

SWARCO Smart Charging – Evolt Charging’s partnership with Merthyr Tydfil Council

Rising star

The Highland Council – Rachel Anderson 

Osprey Charging Network – Marco Pappalardo

Trojan Energy – Melissa Hussain

Believ – Madeleine North 

Believ – James Bruce

char.gy – Snigdha Tiruvuru

Best collaborative partnership: transport and energy sectors

Be.EV

Octopus Electric Vehicles – Octopus Electric Vehicles and HSBC UK partnership

Field Dynamics, UK Power Networks DSO, Cenex and Zapmap – Charge Point Navigator 

char.gy – char.gy and Richmond and Wandsworth Council’s Charge Point Migration

Advanced Infrastructure Technology (AI) – Residential On-street EV Charging Implementation Plan

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