THE winners of this year’s Accelerate to Zero Awards have been announced at a ceremony in Glasgow.
BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) hosted the event at voco Grand Central, which was attended by over 200 stakeholders from across the built environment and construction sectors.
The awards recognise businesses, individuals and organisations that have made a significant contribution to decarbonising Scotland’s built environment.
Hosted by comedian and environmental economist, Dr. Matt Winning, the ceremony followed BE-ST Fest West, a day-long industry summit focused on how to drive delivery in housing and modern methods of construction at the same time as decarbonising the sector.
The winners of the Awards were:
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Accelerate to Zero Hero Award sponsored by BE-ST: Winner: Emily Braham, Energiesprong
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The Gamechanger Award sponsored by Ryden: Winner: Vital Energi
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The Diversity & Inclusion Award sponsored by Balfour Beatty: Winner: AtkinsRéalis Highly commended: Anitha Karthik, Edinburgh Napier University
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Collaborative Partnership Award sponsored by Women in Property: Winner: Transform-ER
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Retrofit Accelerator Award sponsored by KORE Retrofit: Winner: North Lanarkshire Council
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The BE Changemaker Award sponsored by AC Whyte: Winner: Molly Armstrong, BakerHicks Highly commended: Stephen Smith, Glasgow School of Art
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Circular Economy Award sponsored by Zero Waste Scotland: Winner: Good Green Futures Highly commended: Rock Solid Processing
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Technology Impact Award sponsored by Edinburgh Napier University : Winner: TRACE
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Skills Impact Award sponsored by City of Glasgow College: Winner: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
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Community Champion Award sponsored by Vital Energi: Winner: Neil Pearce, Barking & Dagenham Council
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BE-ST Beacon Award: Winner: David Lowe, Borders College Winner: Charlie Forshaw, Rainmaking
