The following people and organisations are final candidates for this year’s Scottish Green Energy Awards. Winners will be announced next month.
Best Community Project
Harlaw community hydro scheme
Callendar community hydro scheme
Beinn Ghrideag wind farm
Garmony community hydro scheme
Balgair Castle Holiday Park biomass district heating system
Best Innovation
Accelerating Renewables Connections by SP Energy Networks, Community Energy Scotland, Smarter Grid Solutions and Strathclyde University
Wave Energy Scotland
Bird monitoring model by Atmos Consulting
Dulas Live by Dulas Ltd and Visual Wind
Best Supplier
Green Marine
ILI (Renewable Energy)
Urban Wind
Leask Marine
Business Growth
Wind Prospect Operations
Neo Environmental
Energised Environments
Locogen
Renewables champion
Professor Martin Tangney; Director, Biofuel Research Centre, Edinburgh Napier University and Founder, Celtic Renewables
John Cridland CBE; Director-General, Confederation of British Industry
Richard Howard; Head of Environment & Energy, Policy Exchange
Dr Heather Reid OBE
Lord Wallace of Tankerness
Skills
Energy Skills Partnership
Diane Hill, Skills Development Scotland
Falck Safety Services
National Skills Academy for Power
Engineering Excellence
Visual Wind
SP Energy Networks
Atkins and Burntisland Fabrication
Green Highland Renewables
Exports
Aquatera
Sgurr Energy
European Marine Energy Centre
Renewing Scotland
Scottish Water
Ignis Wick Ltd
Mackie’s of Scotland solar PV by Absolute Solar and Wind
Abbey Heat
Rising Star
Jenny Kirkpatrick, Natural Power
Irina Cortizo, Atkins
Andy Kay, ORE Catapult
Jennifer Ramsay, Local Energy Scotland
Sandy Robinson, Scene Consulting
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