CIBSE Low Carbon
Performance Awards
Honouring
the carbon
counters
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The 2010 CIBSE awards paid
tribute to worthy winners
from different parts of the
industry supply chain
M
ore than 700 guests were welcomed to
the Grosvenor House Hotel in London
last month for the CIBSE Low Carbon
Performance Awards 2010, held in
association with E.ON.
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This year, 15 awards were presented to companies
and individuals in honour of their efforts to cut carbon
emissions. The host was television impressionist,
Alistair McGowan.
Speaking at the ceremony, CIBSE president
Mike Simpson said: ‘CIBSE believes that changing
buildings and cities is the first and fastest step to a less
carbon-intensive world. All the engineers, contractors,
facilities and energy managers recognised here
are united in their aim to create a sustainable built
environment. We are proud to showcase some of the
best low carbon projects, products and innovations out
there – and urge all of our winners and runners-up to
continue their efforts and to further raise the profile of 3 8
the construction and engineering industry.
‘Rewarding excellence in sustainable and aspirational
buildings, the awards are raising industry standards by
recognising those who are designing and managing
the UK’s most sustainable and innovative projects
and products.’
The awards were judged by: Cal Bailey, NG Bailey;
Hywel Davies, CIBSE; Dave Farebrother, Land
Securities; Simon Hancock, Atkins; Steve Irving,
AECOM; and Mike Simpson, Philips Lighting and
CIBSE president.
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Comedian and actor
Alistair McGowan
kept the audience
on its toes.
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