SPONSORS OF REGIONAL FOCUS
“This range tangibly demonstrates the strength of the renewables industry in the Humber and the justification for holding a dedicated green awards event.
“Congratulations to all of the winners and nominees for their efforts and determination to make the region a capital for renewables.”
AWARD CATEGORIES Among the eight category winners was Hull- based Alpha Energy, which took the title of Best Renewables Start-Up, sponsored by The Cobus Commutations Group.
The business is a partnership between a set of UK and Danish partners and provides contract engineers to the offshore wind industry.
The independent panel of judges said not only has the company identified where, as a business, it fits into the supply chain, but its directors also display exceptional “entrepreneurial spirit”.
HOTA, which provides training for the offshore, maritime and general industry, was said by judges to be true market leader and is already tailoring its courses for the wind energy sector.
Another winner was Humberside Engineering Training Association (HETA), which took the Excellence in Training Or Education accolade, sponsored by Arco.
The organisation has more than 10 apprentices who are training as part of a bespoke renewable energy apprenticeship aimed at the wind energy industry.
HUMBER RENEWABLES CHAMPION Sam Pick, Business Development Director of the Renewables Network, was named Humber Renewables Champion 2012, an award sponsored by Rollits.
Sean Royce, KC’s Commercial and Finance Director, said: “Events like the Humber Renewables Awards are important because they raise the profile
THE WINNERS AND RUNNERS-UP
• Best Renewables Product In The Humber Area, sponsored by The Insurance Partnership Winner: GWE Biogas Runners-up: EYMS, Yorkshire Heat Logs
• Excellence In Renewables Training Or Education, sponsored by Arco Winner: HETA Runners-up: Hornsea School, HOTA, Hull College
• Best Renewables Start-up, sponsored by The Cobus Communications Group Winner: Alpha Energy Runners-up: Yorkshire Heat Logs, Blue Water Danbrit UK
• Renewables Innovation, sponsored by BCG Bridgepoint Winner: Pulse Tidal Runners-up: HOTA, GWE Biogas
• Engaging The Community, sponsored by the Spencer Group Winner: Hull College Runner-up: HETA
• Humber Renewables Business Of The Year (small business), sponsored by Alan Wood & Partners Winner: HOTA Runners-up: Dodds Solar, Natural Gas Services, Neptune Renewable Energy
Mike Pennington, Mail News & Media, Sean Royce, for KC, broadcaster Helen Fospero and Andrew Morton of Footprint Renewables
TRAINING PROVIDERS Demonstrating the wealth of expertise in the region’s renewables arena, a number of training providers and those equipping individuals with skills to use in the wind power industry were recognised.
This included Hull College, which won the Engaging The Community award, sponsored by The Spencer Group, and HOTA, which was recognised as the Humber Renewables Small Business Of The Year, sponsored by Alan Wood & Partners.
of the renewable energy sector and increase awareness of the opportunities it can deliver.
“The very early groundwork’s been done and we’re on the brink of something special but we as local business people and representatives of the public sector need to emulate the efforts of those who’ve got us this far and keep driving us forward. It is down to us to ensure we get the prize.”
• Humber Renewables Business Of The Year (large business), sponsored by Andrew Jackson Winner: Transwaste Runners-up: EYMS, HETA
• Humber Renewables Champion, sponsored by Rollits Winner: Sam Pick, Renewables Network Runners-up: Team Humber Marine Alliance, Enterprise Europe Network in Yorkshire
Footprint Renewables
www.footprintreneweables.co.uk
www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
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