Solar Media can today reveal the entries that have been shortlisted for this year’s Solar Power Portal and Clean Energy Awards, sponsored by Trina Solar.
Nearly 150 entries were received across 12 categories, creating a packed, highly-competitive field. Our esteemed panel of judges have been deliberating over the entries since the deadline closed and have narrowed the field down to the below shortlist.
The projects represent the best and brightest developments from the renewable energy sector over the last year, and include installations in the fields of solar, storage, energy management and renewable heat.
The winners will be announced at this year’s awards ceremony, hosted at Birmingham NEC’s Hilton Metropole on 5 October 2016 and presented by stand up comedian Jimmy Carr.
Tickets for the ceremony are now available and can be purchased online here, or by contacting [email protected].
Solar Media would like to congratulate those shortlisted and wish them the best of the luck for the night, and commiserate those unsuccessful this year.
Clean Energy Financial Innovation
Mongoose Energy – Community Energy
Solar Advanced Systems – Renewable Incentive Operating Scheme (RIOS)
The M&S Energy Society
Abundance Investments – The Abundance ISA
Clean Energy Product Innovation
The University of Sheffield, Sheffield Solar – PV_Live
sonnenBatterie – eco 8
Above Surveying – SolarGain
Open Energi – Dynamic Demand
Solar Slate Plate – Solar Slate Plate roof hooks
Enphase – The Enphase Storage System/AC Battery
LG Electronics UK – LG NeON 2 BiFacial
Solfit – The Solfit Top Loader
Commercial Energy Management Project
British Solar Renewables – Swindon Solar Farm
Nottingham City Council – Wollaston Hall
British Solar Renewables – Shotwick Solar Farm
Commercial Energy Storage Project
Smart Power Systems – TESAM Energy Storage, Peterborough
redT energy – 5kW/40kWh Vanadium Redox Flow Battery install
Arbarr Energy Storage – Power Silo Installation
Your Group – Lapubesi, Nepal
Commercial PV Project
Your Group – DPD, Hinckley
Spirit Solar – Sparsholt and Andover College
SunGift Solar – Exeter City Council solar carports
EvoEnergy – Lyreco, Telford Power Services –
Coakham Farm – POWERI SERVICES
Joju Solar – Orchard Field Community School
Geo Green Power – Green House
SEGRO/EvoEnergy/Syzygy Renewables – Navigation Park
Commercial Renewable Heat Project
OHM Energy – Ashdown Forest
Finn Geotherm – RAGT Seeds
Green Fox – Hinckley Academy
Energy Guru – SharperSun Industrial Process Heating
Community Benefit Project
WPD – Sola Bristol community energy storage project
Green Fox – Hinckley Academy
Conergy UK – Thorne Solar Park
OggaDoon – Bristol Energy Cooperative
Large-scale Energy Storage Project
UK Power Networks – Leighton Buzzard
Highview Power Storage – Pilsworth Power Plant
Win Inertia – Rankin Project
Large-scale PV Project
PS Renewables – Eveley Solar Farm
British Solar Renewables – Swindon Solar Farm
Solar Advanced Systems – Ingarsby Lane
Lightsource – Queen Elizabeth II Floating Solar Array
Abundance Investments – Swindon Common Solar Farm
British Solar Renewables – Shotwick Solar Farm
Residential Energy Management Project
Sunamp – Eastheat
Nottingham Energy Partnership – Sungain Battery Bank T4 Sustainability
The Phoenix Works – Rusholme Project
Energy Projects Plus – Cheshire Battery Storage
Joju Solar – 240 Sandridge Road
Residential PV Project
The Phoenix Works – Dr Gunn Project
Stratford Energy Solutions – Sycamore House
Spirit Solar – Marwell Zoo Rhino House
GB-Sol – Swinestead Lane
Solar Kingdom – The Unpromising House
Residential Energy Storage Project
Sunamp – Eastheat
WPD/Bristol City Council – Sola Bristol
East Green Energy Limited – Retrofit AC Coupled Tesla Powerwall
Energy Projects Plus – Battery Storage in Cheshire
Powervault – Using second life batteries from electric vehicles