At a glittering event in Warwick tonight (12 November), the latest winners of the Transport + Energy Awards have been announced.
The 2026 edition of the awards, which is now in its third year, saw intense competition across a record number of entries and 15 categories.
Judged by a panel of named sector practitioners with no commercial interests and no sponsor influence, every entry is assessed on what it actually delivered, by people who know how difficult it is to drive change.
This year’s programme spanned 15 categories covering the full breadth of the transition – from electric vehicles and fleet electrification to charging infrastructure, energy network innovation, grid technology and the people driving it forward.
Two new categories joined for 2026: the Energy Network Innovation Project of the Year and the Quentin Willson Campaign of the Year award.
See the full list of winners and highly commended organisations and individuals below:
Best New Product – in association with Turbo Power Systems
Charge-M8
Best New Technology – in association with Cenex
Connected Kerb
Best EV Rapid Charging Network – in association with Ampliy EV
Fastned UK
Best On-Street EV Charging Network – in association with AMPECO
Connected Kerb
Best Local Authority EV Charging Scheme – in association with Evolt Charging
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council
Charging Site of the Year – in association with Brook Green Supply
GRIDSERVE
Best Public Sector Fleet Partnership – in association with Fleet Electrification Forum
Southwark Council
Best Private Sector Fleet Partnership – in association with Association of Fleet Professionals
VEV Services Ltd
Best Accessibility Strategy or Project – in association with Association of Fleet Professionals
Fastned UK
Energy Network Innovation Project of the Year – in association with Energy Networks Association
Optimo Energy
Best Collaborative Partnership: Transport + Energy Sectors – in association with Transport + Energy
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers
Impact Award – in association with Bevan Brittan
Believ
Rising Star Award – in association with The AA
Public Sector: Sofia Charalampidou, Senior Transport Planner and Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (EVI) Project Manager at Wokingham Borough Council
Private Sector: Tom Macaulay, Service Director, Evolt Charging
Team of the Year – in association with UK100
Public Sector: Portsmouth City Council
Private Sector: Evolt Charging Ltd
Quentin Willson Campaign of the Year Award
The Highland Council
