Awards & Prizes
EEEGR Innovation award 2010
To be held at the Holiday Inn, Norwich International Airport on the 24th Feb
This FREE TO ATTEND event is an excellent opportunity to see some of the EEEGR membership's most inspired energy innovations. Open to industry, academics and the general public, the EEEGR Energy Innovation Awards aim to inform, interact and inspire.
The Fiona and Nicholas Hawley Award
Awarded for exellence in environmental engineering to a resident of the UK under 30 who is a postgraduate from the UK under 30 years of age who is a postgraduate from a University in a technology discipline.
Energy Institute Awards
Entries for this year's Energy Institute Awards need to be in by June 2009. Awards are given out in the following categories: Communication, Community Initiative, Environment, Innovation, International Platinum, Outstanding Individual Achievement, Safety and Technology.
Sustainable Energy Ireland
Encourage, recognise and reward excellence in energy management in the industrial, commercial and public sectors for individuals, groups and organisations.
European Energy Award
The awards support communities that want to contribute to a sustainable energy policy and urban development through the rational use of energy and an increased use of renewable energies.
Euromoney and Ernst & Young Global Renewable Energy Awards
The awards recognise the projects, companies and individuals who have made a significant contribution to the renewable energy sector.
Ashden Awards for sustainable energy
An annual competition to identify and reward organisations which have carried out truly excellent, practical, yet innovative schemes, demonstrating sustainable energy in action at a local level.
British Renewable Energy Awards
The awards honour achievements in the British renewable energy sector, for individuals companies and projects.
National Energy Efficiency Awards
The Awards celebrate the achievements of individuals and their organisations in significantly reducing energy use. The Awards encompass the full range of energy users including large and small companies, the public sector, schools and community groups.
