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The winners
1. Consultancy of the Year 9. Low Carbon Energy Assessor:
Sponsor: by Baxi Commercial Division DEC of the Year
Winner: Atkins Sponsor: Wilo (U.K.) Ltd
Left to right: Yan Evans, technical director, Winner: Andrew Gardner, Sheffield
Baxi Commercial Division; Simon Park Hotel
Hancock, building services design director, Gary Mannus, UK and Ireland
Atkins; Mike Simpson, CIBSE president. managing director of Wilo (U.K.) Ltd; and
Andrew Gardner, managing director of
2. Contractor of the Year CCL Consulting.
Sponsor: CIBSE Journal
Winner: Wates Construction 10. Low Carbon Consultant
Bob Cervi, CIBSE Journal editor; and of the Year
Simon Wilkinson, business development Sponsor: Mitsubishi Heavy
director at Wates Construction. Industries Europe
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Winner: Andrew Gardner,
3. New Build Project of the Year CCL Consulting
Sponsor: Imtech Technical Services David Lettis, UK sales manager at
Winner: Max Fordham, City Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe; and
Academy, Hackney Andrew Gardner, managing director of
Jim Steele, chief executive of Imtech CCL Consulting.
Technical Services; and Tom Bentham,
team leader, partner at Max Fordham. 11. Client of the Year: Energy
Performance
4. Refurbishment Project of the Year Sponsor: Elta Fans
Sponsor: Monodraught Winner: Transport for London
Winner: London Fire Brigade, Croydon David Osgerby, managing director of Elta
fire station Fans; and Andy Stanton, head of sustainable
Tony Cull, managing director; and Lloyd buildings at Transport for London.
Bentley, project manager.
12. Low Carbon Energy Assessor:
5. Training Initiative of the Year EPC of the Year
Sponsor: SummitSkills Sponsor: Gratte Brothers
Winner: Nu-Heat, Nu-Heat Winner: Darren Jones, Eland House
Training Centre Ian Gratte, managing director of Gratte
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Keith Marshall OBE, chief executive of Brothers; and Darren Jones of dt energy.
SummitSkills; and Steve Rhodes, training
centre manager at Nu-Heat. 13. Design/Technical Innovation
of the Year
6. Low Carbon Manager of the Year Sponsor: Vaillant
Sponsor: Fläkt Woods Winner: Norman Disney Young, HP
Winner: Stuart Dunkley, Leicester Wynyard Data Centre
Marriott Hotel David Lacey, commercial director of
Alan Butcher, business development Vaillant; and Maurice Julian, UK facilities
director at Fläkt Woods; and Brett project director at HP Enterprise Services.
Hercock, F&B service director at Grosvenor
Marriott, who accepted the award on 14. Best Carbon Saving
behalf of Stuart Dunkley, engineering Programme
director of the Leicester Marriott Hotel. Sponsor: Dimplex Renewables
Winner: Spire Healthcare
7. Product Innovation of the Year Stuart Mackenzie, Dimplex Renewables;
Sponsor: CIBSE Energy Performance and Philip Belton, engineering and estates
Group (EPG) manager at Spire Healthcare.
Winner: Klima-Therm, Cool-Therm and
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Geoclima: Turbomiser 15. Champion of Carbon Saving
Phil Jones, chairman of EPG; Champions
Roberto Mallozzi and Ken Strong, Sponsor: M&E Sustainability
managing directors. Winner: Glynnan Barham, Natural
History Museum
8. Client of the Year: Low Carbon Jim O’Neill, chairman of M&E
Operation Sustainability; and Glynnan Barham,
Sponsor: E.ON Sustainability Energy former energy and emissions controller at
Winner: Swire Properties the Natural History Museum.
Michael Woodhead, managing director of
E.ON Sustainability Energy; and Swire’s
Fiona Shiu, senior portfolio manager, and
Cary Chan, head of technical services.
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