Engineering company Balmoral acknowledged by renewable resource market
An Aberdeen-based engineering company was revealed on 24 August as winner of the Green Company Development Award at Scottish Renewables’ Net-Zero Energy Shift Awards
Balmoral, a company of essential services to the overseas wind sector, was acknowledged for increasing its production capability by 40%, opening a quayside shore-to-ship center in Montrose and growing its renewables labor force from 10 to 30.
The Net-Zero Energy Shift Awards, in their 2nd year, brought more than 260 individuals from throughout Scotland’s renewable resource supply chain to Aberdeen where 8 winners were handed awards for their operate in providing the energy shift.
This year’s winners consisted of:
- Self-governing iOt; winner of the Start-up Award for its ingenious, ecologically mindful street lighting and monitoring systems powered by the sun and wind.
- IMS Heatpump; winner of the Green Energy Abilities Award for its commitment to supporting those transitioning to the renewables sector and raising awareness of green energy professions in schools and colleges.
- Ripple Energy; winner of the Innovation and Company Development Award for offering neighborhoods of similar individuals and small companies with access to big scale renewable resource jobs and the advantages they bring.
From more than 100 award entries, the winners were picked by 8 judges from a shortlist of 30.
This year’s Net-Zero Energy Shift Awards were headline-sponsored by TotalEnergies.
Nicolas Payer, UK Nation Chair of TotalEnergies, stated: “The occasion was an event of what’s currently been attained by our crucial sector, and a favorable indication of what is yet to come. We were honoured to be the heading sponsor once again this year and use our congratulations to all the candidates and winners.”
Gillian Martin, Scottish Federal Government Energy Minister, stated: “I praise the winners of these awards. A strong and sustainable energy supply chain is an essential part of satisfying our net no aspirations.
” Scotland’s natural deposits offer us a special benefit in the international shift to renewables, through a simply shift for individuals and neighborhoods. We can end up being a world leader in sustainable energy production and a leading place for low carbon financial investment.”
The complete list of winners is:
- Individuals and Culture Award, sponsored by ECITB: Kent
- Green Energy Abilities Award, sponsored by OPITO: IMS Heat Pumps
- Green Company Development Award, sponsored by ETZ: Balmoral
- Sustainable Provider Award: Renewable Components
- Energy Shift Champ Award: Lewis Stevenson, ORE Catapult
- Finest Practice Award, sponsored by Subsea7: SSEN Transmission
- Start-up Award: Autonomous iOt
- Innovation & & Company Development Award, sponsored by Element: Ripple Energy