12.11.26 @ Warwick Conferences
in association with
This year’s programme spans 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 join for 2026: the Energy Network Innovation Project of the Year and the Quentin Willson campaign of the year award.
Winners are announced at the awards dinner on the evening of the Transport + Energy Forum, Thursday 12 November, in front of the councils, fleet managers, CPOs and energy network leaders who commission and procure across the sector.
Finalists and winners receive editorial coverage across T+E’s newsletter and social channels before, during and after the ceremony.
Key information
Entry deadline:
Shortlist announced:
Awards ceremony:
Dress code:
sponsors
Award categories:
Sponsored by
Relevant for: OEMs, technology innovators including (but not exclusively) charging network data/interoperability software, battery solutions, battery storage and grid use/smart charging.
Finalists
Ratio EV — io6 Street
Charge-M8 – EV-Kube
Qwello — CP21
Sevadis — Sevadis Maxicharger Gen2 (Domestic)
Evolt Charging — Catstrap EV Cable Protector
Volteum — Volteum Live Fleet Management
Humax EV Charging — Humax MX7 Smart EV Charger
Kerbo Charge — Kerbo Klik – cross pavement solutions enterprise management
Hangar 19 — Duo AC-V2X charger
AMPVERVE — AMPVERVE Energy OS
Relevant for: OEMs, technology innovators including (but not exclusively) charging network data/interoperability software, battery solutions, battery storage and grid use/smart charging.
Finalists
Keoma Energy — ElectroWay Integrated HGV Charging & Energy Storage System
Connected Kerb – Smart charging
Optimo Energy — Optimo Energy Fleet Energy Operating System
waEV-charge — The waEV-smart platform
Volteum — Volteum Live Fleet Management
CYBERZENITH DYNAMICS SRL — EV Scout
FORS — FORS Professional Safe Driving with VR
K2 Mobility — PANION Integrated Charge Management for Electric Fleets
Zaptec — Zaptec Go 2
ev.energy — Charge & Earn
ClearWatt — ClearWatt EV Intelligence Platform
Rheinmetall Power Systems (Pierburg GmbH) – Curb Charger V1.1
Sponsored by
Relevant for: charge point operators (CPOs) who have introduced and are operating a rapid charging electric vehicle network that is being used by the public.
Finalists
InstaVolt – InstaVolt rapid charging network
Osprey Charging Network – Osprey network
RAW Charging – UK-wide destination rapid and ultra-rapid charging network
Fastned UK – The UK’s most reliable, driver first ultra-rapid charging network
GRIDSERVE – Gridserve network
Smart Charge – Ultra-rapid EV charging, powered by Sainsbury’s
evyve – A nationwide rapid and ultra-rapid EV charging network
Be.EV – From regional operator to national rapid charging network
Sponsored by
Relevant for: charge point operators (CPOs) delivering on-street charging.
Finalists
Brighton & Hove City Council — On-street EV charging network
Qwello — On-street EV charging network
Connected Kerb – On-street network
Zest — Powering up Portsmouth
Believ — Believ
char.gy— char.gy on-street charging network
Sponsored by
Relevant for: local councils
Finalists
Southwark Council – Accessible charging at the kerbside: Cross Pavement EV Charging Trial
Qwello – Electrifying Essex ORCS
Zest – Brent Council, Zest and Uber: delivering high-impact community EV charging at scale
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council – On-street EV Charging Innovation Programme
Newport City Council – On-street charging solutions
Manchester City Council – A multi-faceted approach to the challenge of equitable charging in Manchester
Sponsored by
Relevant for: charge point operators, businesses and organisations offering publicly available EV charging facilities
Finalists
Keoma Energy — Electroway Lutterworth
InstaVolt — Winchester Superhub
GRIDSERVE – Markham Vale Electric Forecourt
Fastned UK — Fastned and Places for London launch Hatton Cross
Relevant for: Local authorities and/or private sector who have formed a collaborative partnership and helped to decarbonise a fleet.
Finalists
Fellten — Charge Qube at NHS Blood and Transplant: rapid fleet charging without a grid upgrade
Southwark Council –Southwark Council and Go Ahead’s bus garage charging partnership
Relevant for: private sector fleet owners/operators who have formed a collaborative partnership and helped to decarbonise a fleet.Examples might include: a business working with a private sector partner to help decarbonise their fleet through the implementation of vehicles, charging infrastructure, low carbon technologies.
Finalists
Allstar — Allstar and Openreach: the EV transition
The AA — Enabling home charging for The AA’s patrol fleet
Novuna Vehicle Solutions — From Pilot to National Programme: The Novuna Vehicle Solutions & Amey Fleet Partnership
VEV Services – Westbourne Park: a partnership transforming a London Bus depot for a zero emission future
Sponsored by
Relevant for: Companies that are delivering accessible charging infrastructure and have a defined strategy to make accessibility ‘business as usual’.
Finalists
London Borough of Enfield – HRA-EV charging project
Kerbo Charge – Accessibility tool to make cross-pavement channels usable
Fastned UK – Fastned accessible charging strategy
InstaVolt – InstaVolt’s ultra-rapid charging rollout
Relevant for: Energy network operators and their partners for projects which can be local, regional, or national in scope.
Finalists
Ohme — Crowdflex partnership with NESO
UK Power Networks — Blue Light
TUAL — Roll out of PowerUp Charger technology
Optimo Energy – First Bus Calendonian Road, Glasgow
Believ & NGED — The Connection Surgery
in association with
Relevant for: organisations from the public and/or private sector who have formed a collaborative partnership.
Finalists
SEE Services – EV infrastructure transformation programme – London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Keoma Energy – Electroway Lutterworth
Amplify EV – Chargeplace Scotland – creating a solution
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers – Orbit Clipper
Evolt Charging – Powering Dundee together: Dundee City Council and Evolt Charging
Charge-M8 – Libra and Tap electric charge AI: unlocking EV charging capacity
Fastned UK – Fastned and Places for London: working together to power London’s ultra rapid EV charging future
Aegis Energy – Aegis Energy and Voltloader partnership to accelerate the adoption of electric trucks
PLUG Charging – Natural Resources Wales fleet electrification and depot charging
Believ & Suffolk County Council – From first signature to lasting impact: Suffolk CC and Believ LEVI EV charging partnership
char.gy – Brighton and Hove Council and char.gy 6,000 charge point rollout
SP Electricity North West –Keeping Greater Manchester moving by collaborating on the city’s regional bee network
Sponsored by
Relevant for: individuals from the transport and energy sectors.
Finalists
OMV — Rafael Tomososchi, Head of International Mobility
Evolt Charging — Justin Meyer, Managing Director
Believ – Marc Multin, Director of Technology Strategy & Innovation
Sponsored by
Relevant for: individuals that have been in the clean transport and energy industry for five years or fewer.
Finalists
Portsmouth City Council — Gareth Warner, Senior Transport Planner
Platform Housing Group — Adam Jones, Fleet Environmental Manager
Wokingham Borough Council – Sofia Charalampidou, Senior Transport Planner and Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (EVI) Project Manager
Blackpool Council — Jaime Barber, Project Manager – Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
Arcadis — Alec Johnson, Project Manager
Evolt Charging — Tom Macaulay, Service Director
Field Dynamics – Dr Will Dickens, Principal Consultant
Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council — Sarah Williams, Senior Physical Regeneration Officer
Believ — Ramya Nanthakumar, Legal Counsel
Believ — Neil Fotheringham, Head of Bidding
FleetEV — Jarrad Morris, Founder and CEO
Relevant for: a team of employees who has undertaken exceptional work within the public or private sector to improve/sustain the outputs or efforts of their organisation, over and above their general working activities.
Finalists
Portsmouth City Council –Portsmouth City Council EV Infrastructure Team
Southwark Council — Southwark EV & Infrastructure Team
Brighton & Hove City Council — Brighton and Hove City Council electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) ‘We’re electric’ team
Plug in Suffolk, Suffolk County Council — Plug in Suffolk
Evolt Charging – Evolt Charging service team
Osprey Charging — Osprey Charging’s tech team
UK Power Networks — Low carbon technology team
Relevant for: An organisation or individual that has delivered an outstanding public-facing campaign within the past 12–18 months, promoting the decarbonisation of transport and/or energy.
Finalists
TwentyForty — The 12 Pillars of Change
Global Women in EV Day — Global Women in EV Day
The Highland Council – Regional Zero Emissions HDV Development Project
Connekt EV Charging — No Scotland No Party World Cup Tour
Renault Trucks — Zeroing In
2025 Highlights
IMPACT AWARD – IAN JOHNSTON
TEAM OF THE YEAR – UK POWER NETWORKS
RISING STAR AWARD – ELEANOR COLLINS
Tickets:
Judging Panel
Why sponsor?
Sponsoring enables you to:
Elevate your brand visibility through a comprehensive marketing campaign, on-site branding at the awards dinner and the opportunity to present your category award to the winner
Connect with key industry figures, including senior council officers leading regional decarbonisation strategies, charge point operators, energy network providers, consultancies, fleet managers, OEMs and more
Be part of a flagship industry moment – the awards dinner takes place during the Transport + Energy Forum, a well-established and highly respected annual event
Travel + accommodation
The awards is being held at Warwick Conferences, at the University of Warwick, on the outskirts of Coventry.
Postcode CV4 7SH
For more information about travel.
There is plenty of accommodation on campus, the closest hotel to the venue is The Radcliffe. See availability and book here.
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