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One day left to enter Transport + Energy Awards

There is one day left to enter the Transport + Energy Awards 2026, with entries typically only taking around one hour to complete.
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James Evison

There is one day left to enter the Transport + Energy Awards 2026, with entries typically only taking around one hour to complete.

The deadline is now midday on Friday 4 September, after being extended following a number of requests from organisations who were still completing their entries.

An entry only takes around an hour. The judges – senior practitioners from councils, ChargeUK, the Energy Networks Association, Cenex, BEAMA, REA and EVA England – are looking for real-world impact and substance.

A well-written entry that describes honest, measurable delivery will stand out.

All 15 categories remain open:

  • Best new product
  • Best new technology
  • Best EV rapid charging network
  • Best on-street EV charging network
  • Charging site of the year
  • Best accessibility strategy or project
  • Energy Network Innovation Project of the Year (new for 2026)
  • Best public sector fleet partnership
  • Best private sector fleet partnership
  • Best local authority EV charging scheme
  • Best collaborative partnership: transport + energy sectors
  • Quentin Willson campaign of the year award (new for 2026)
  • Team of the year
  • Rising star award

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