The finalists for the third edition of the Transport + Energy Awards have officially been announced, celebrating outstanding achievements across the transport and energy sectors.
Schemes, projects, programmes and people represented in this year’s awards spotlight the vision, innovation, and determination demonstrated by individuals, organisations, and partnerships driving change across the industry.
They also demonstrate the foundation stone of Transport + Energy – the collaboration and cross-working across the two sectors – and the innovative drive towards net zero, sustainability and zero-emission vehicle goals, across the private and public sectors.
Fittingly, many of the finalists also represent the core theme of this year’s T+E Forum in November, which will focus on the idea of moving from commitment to certainty.
This year saw a number of new awards, including best charging site, team of the year, best private sector fleet partnership, and the impact award, which recognises an individual for their exceptional long-term contributions to or impact on the transport and energy sectors.
The awards will take place on the evening of the Transport + Energy Forum on 20 November at Warwick Conferences.
Transport + Energy Founder and Editorial Director Alec Peachey, said:
“Our awards not only raise the profile of standout projects and teams, but also celebrate the contributions of collaborators and stakeholders.
“The finalists this year, yet again, demonstrate the outstanding work undertaken across the sectors in delivering on sustainability, net zero and zero-emission goals.
“Judges were particularly impressed with the range and quality of the schemes and projects, which reveals how much the transport and energy industries have developed their objectives to meet the challenge of decarbonisation.
“The awards promises to be an exciting night, with finalists and winners benefiting from a coordinated marketing campaign that we will run across multiple channels before, during, and after the awards evening.”
Best new product
Humax EV Charging
Turbo Power Systems (TPS)
Hubl Logistics
Ubitricity
char.gy
Best new technology
Paua
GridBeyond
Clearwatt
Flexible Power Systems
Voltest
Electric Miles
Best collaborative partnership: transport and energy sectors sponsored by Afry
Suffolk County Council
Ubitricity
Ohme
Zest
Highland Council
Impact award sponsored by Bevan Brittan
Ian Johnston, CEO of Osprey Charging Network
Catherine Marris, Director of Partnerships, Policy and Impact, open road access
Jade Edwards, Head of Insights, Zapmap
Mark Pymm – EV Pioneer at Watts Up Consulting
Daljit Marston, Head of Bids, Social Value & Revenue Operations at char.gy
Edmund King OBE, AA President and Director of the AA Charitable Trust for Road Safety and the Environment
Stuart Douglas CEO and Co-founder Amplify ev
Best EV rapid charging network sponsored by Trojan Energy
Smart Charge
Osprey Charging Network
GRIDSERVE
InstaVolt
Best on-street EV charging network
Ubitricity
char.gy
Believ
Best local authority EV charging scheme
Hackney Council
Southwark Council
Manchester City Council
Wokingham Borough Council
Highland Council
Charging site of the year
Be.EV
GRIDSERVE
Instavolt
Rising star award sponsored by The AA
Sarah McGrann – Osprey Charging Network
Katy Hampshire – Suffolk County Council
Eleanor Collins – Manchester City Council
Ben Smith – Hertford Birch
Philippa Heath – Rightcharge
Niccolò Ferrari – Voltest
Best public sector fleet partnership
FLEET EV
Volteum
Team of the year
LEVI Support Body
open road access (ora)
Suffolk County Council
UK Power Networks
Flexis
Best accessibility strategy or project sponsored by Zapgo
Believ
Smart Charge
Osprey Charging Network
Best private sector fleet partnership
SSE
John Lewis Partnership
The AA
More details about this year’s Transport + Energy Awards can be found here.
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