12.11.26 @ Warwick Conferences
This year, we’ve expanded to 15 categories, introducing two new awards, the Quentin Willson campaign of the year award and Energy network innovation project of the year
Now in their fourth year, our awards celebrate and recognise excellence across the transport and energy sectors, honouring the projects, partnerships and people driving progress.
They are a must-enter and a must-win.
Entering can elevate your organisation’s profile, showcasing the teams, collaborators and stakeholders behind successful delivery. Finalists and winners benefit from a comprehensive marketing campaign across our channels – before, during and after the ceremony – maximising visibility and industry recognition.
The awards presentation takes place on the evening of the Transport + Energy Forum on Thursday 12 November.
Key information
Entry deadline:
Earlybird tickets close:
Judging:
Shortlist announcement:
Awards ceremony:
Dress code:
Award categories:
Relevant for: OEMs, technology innovators including (but not exclusively) charging network data/interoperability software, battery solutions, battery storage and grid use/smart charging.
Award Summary: for an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) that has successfully implemented a novel equipment solution that makes a difference to decarbonisation, reaching net zero, and the convergence of both the transport and energy sectors.
Relevant for: OEMs, technology innovators including (but not exclusively) charging network data/interoperability software, battery solutions, battery storage and grid use/smart charging.
Award Summary: this award will recognise an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or technology innovator that has successfully implemented a novel technology solution that makes a difference to decarbonisation, reaching net zero, and the convergence of both the transport and energy sectors.
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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.
Award Summary: this award is open to charge point operators (CPOs) who have introduced and are operating a rapid charging electric vehicle network that is being used by the public.
Relevant for: charge point operators (CPOs) delivering on-street charging.
Award Summary: this this category is open to charge point operators (CPOs) and will be awarded to an organisation which has introduced and is operating an on-street electric vehicle charging network that is being used by the public.
Relevant for: local councils
Award Summary: this award will be given to the council that has implemented an electric vehicle charging scheme that delivers measurable and sustainable benefits to the community and the authority.
Relevant for: charge point operators, businesses and organisations offering publicly available EV charging facilities
Award Summary: with charging sites becoming a vital focus for communities, this award will highlight an outstanding charging site which has been transformational in a local community in terms of cohesion, wellbeing, design and architecture.
Relevant for: Local authorities and/or private sector who have formed a collaborative partnership and helped to decarbonise a fleet.
Award Summary: this award will be given to the local authority and partner who have excelled in collaboration. Examples might include: a council working with a company to decarbonise refuse vehicles; bus fleet or operational vehicles.
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.
Award Summary: this award will recognise a public sector partnership which demonstrates collaboration that has resulted in the decarbonisation of a fleet leading to a significant reduction in carbon emissions.
Relevant for: Companies that are delivering accessible charging infrastructure and have a defined strategy to make accessibility ‘business as usual’.
Award Summary: with increased focus on accessibility of EV charging sites and infrastructure, this award will recognise a company that is leading the way in this area through the introduction of accessible sites, infrastructure and a defined strategy to make accessibility business as normal.
Relevant for: organisations from the public and/or private sector who have formed a collaborative partnership.
Award Summary: this award will provide recognition to a collaborative partnership (between transport and energy sectors) and could encompass a partnership between charge point operators, technology providers, local council, energy networks and energy companies. The partnership can be between two private firms.
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Relevant for: individuals from the transport and energy sectors.
Award Summary: the impact award will recognise an individual for their exceptional long-term contributions to or impact on the transport and energy sectors. This award will acknowledge career-long accomplishments, legacy, or extraordinary service beyond expectation.
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Relevant for: individuals that have been in the clean transport and energy industry for five years or fewer.
Award Summary: this award recognises an outstanding individual who has demonstrated exceptional qualities in their current job and who has yet to realise their full potential.
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.
Award Summary: the team of the year award will recognise a group from the clean energy and transport sectors that has demonstrated outstanding performance, cohesion, and achievement over the last 12 months.
Tickets:
Judging Panel
2025 winners
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 forum 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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