THE ENERGY SAVING AWARDS Your chance to be on the winning team!


Now in its fourth year, the Energy Saving Awards is again open for entries, with this year’s winners to be selected from 16 categories which shine a spotlight on some of the most outstanding individuals, innovations and installations in the domestic and commercial sectors.


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he Energy Saving Awards, organised by EiBI in partnership with our sister publication PHAM News,


have been created to acknowledge the important work that has been achieved by manufacturers, installers, contractors, suppliers and organisations, to reduce carbon emissions and become more energy efficient. Entries for this year’s Awards can be submitted using the simple online entry portal. Entrants are invited to put forward their case for winning in no more than 250 - 500 words, although this can be backed up with attachments, multiple images


Domestic Installation of the Year The award will go to the company behind any domestic project that can be shown to have helped householders or tenants to reduce their energy consumption. The winning project will need to demonstrate how it has enabled the users to save on energy while maintaining or enhancing their comfort levels.


Commercial Installation of the Year The winning case study will be a commercial or industrial project that can be shown to have significantly reduced an organisation’s building or process energy use. Entries will need to demonstrate success in reducing energy consumption but also additional benefits.


Commercial Heating Product of the Year To be awarded to the manufacturer or supplier of an innovative commercial heating product that will help energy managers to reduce an organisation’s heating bills. The winning product could be a complete system, individual unit or component.


Ventilation Product of the Year The importance of indoor air quality has been widely acknowledged in recent years, but an effective ventilation solution needs to improve IAQ without wasting energy. This award is open to any manufacturer or supplier of an innovative energy saving ventilation product.


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and links to video content and websites. Nominations are also highly encouraged and can be submitted using the same online form. Subject to meeting the necessary criteria, each entry and nomination will


Training Centre of the Year The UK is in urgent need of a skilled workforce that is able to embrace the drive for low carbon technologies in the heating and energy sectors. This award is aimed at any training centre that can claim to have contributed to the growth of that workforce by providing courses that focus on the skills needed to deliver energy saving solutions.


Water Saving Product of the Year With the UK’s population growth and climate change likely to put an increasing strain on the country’s water supplies, this award will look to highlight any products that might help to reduce water usage. Entries are invited for any innovative water saving product aimed at either the domestic or commercial market.


Energy Supplier of the Year With energy prices continuing to rise, this award is open to any energy supplier who can demonstrate that they have been able to help their business clients or domestic customers to reduce their energy consumption.


then proceed to the judging stage – evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts – before shortlisted finalists will be announced. The Awards are free to enter and companies and individuals can enter for an award in


Lighting Product of the Year To be awarded to the manufacturer or supplier of a new energy efficient lighting product that helps to lower electricity bills without compromising on performance, as well as helping improve light quality in a commercial or industrial building.


Energy Awareness Campaign of the Year


The winner of this award will have demonstrated that an energy-saving campaign can claim to have had a measurable effect on changing attitudes and behaviour.


District Energy System Project of the Year With district energy and heat networks forming a key element of carbon reduction, the winning entry should demonstrate not only carbon and energy saving but also wider benefits to a business and commercial area or residential properties.


Energy Management System of the Year This category will be won by the company that can demonstrate how its building energy management system can play a crucial role in helping to reduce a site’s energy consumption and provide users with all the data they need to minimise waste.


Public Sector Project of the Year The winning entry will be a case study of an installation in the public sector, whether a school, hospital or other publicly-owned building, that has played a significant role in helping to reduce energy costs.


more than one category. However, it is not permitted to enter the same product or project for multiple categories. Here’s a list of this year’s categories and a guide to what the judges will be looking for:


Energy Saving Influencer of the Year The award winner will be active in communicating energy saving ideas. They may have a high profile on social media platforms, be part of a commercial or public sector organisation or a leading light in a trade body or government department.


Domestic Energy Saving Product of the Year To be awarded to the manufacturer or supplier of an innovative domestic energy saving product that will help users reduce their energy use. The winning product can be a complete system, individual unit or component.


Smart Buildings Product of the Year The smart buildings market is booming. The organisation winning this award will have to show that their product not only saves energy but also brings wider benefits to building occupants.


Special Recognition Award To be awarded to an individual who has been most active within the industry over many years helping to raise awareness about the importance of energy saving.


FIND OUT MORE To enter and find out more about this year’s awards, please visit: www.energysavingawards.co.uk


EIBI | MAY 2025


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