Energy Business Awards, 2007 - WINNERS
Amsterdam, London, Nov 21 2007
Celebrating their 6th anniversary, the Energy Business Awards 2007 were announced this evening at EMART Energy 2007 in Amsterdam, the annual European platform for energy trading.
Energy Business rewards excellence in a number of key energy business disciplines; to those companies who are making a significant impact on the way energy business is conducted, trading risks mitigated, precious energy resources utilised, energy systems developed, environmental degradation curtailed, energy technology advanced, and energy production and consumption distributed more efficiently and ethically.
The 2007 Award Winners Are:
For Excellence in .
. Energy Trading
Gold Award: Morgan Stanley
Silver Award: Endesa France (Société Nationale d'Electricité et de Thermique)
. Energy Risk Management
Gold Award: Morgan Stanley
Silver Award: BNP Paribas
. Energy Technology
Gold Award: DataGenic
Silver Award: Triple Point Technology
. Energy Policy & Implementation
Gold Award: European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET)
Silver Award: International Energy Agency (IEA)
. Emission Markets
Gold Award: EDF Trading
Silver Award: ABN Amro
. Renewable Energy
Gold Award: Shell Renewables
Silver Award: Credit Suisse
. Energy Marketing & Communications
Gold Award: Point Carbon
Silver Award: European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET)
. Energy Broker of the Year Spectron Group
. Energy Exchange of the Year IntercontinentalExchange (ICE)
. Energy Company of the Year E.ON
Jeremy Wilcox of the Energy Partnership and founder of the Energy Business Awards says, "This has been another successful year with almost 1,000 voters across 10 categories of excellence. As in previous years, the winners have exhibited leadership, innovation and creativity in addressing key challenges in the evolving and dynamic energy marketplace."
Guy Isherwood, Editor of Commodities Now magazine and co-founder of the Energy Business Awards says, "All shortlisted companies are worthy representatives in their chosen field of excellence. This year saw a greater number and breadth of companies nominated for these Awards and reflects the growing importance and awareness of energy business disciplines."
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To download the full results and citations, go to:
Notes to editors:
Full details of the categories and their criteria are available from the Energy Business Awards website:
www.energy-business.com
The Energy Business Awards are a two stage process.
Stage 1: This first stage was for nominations and concluded on 14th September, 2007. Companies from throughout the energy complex were invited to nominate themselves or others in any one of 10 categories of excellence.
Nominations were submitted directly from individuals or through a third party to the official Energy Business website: www.energy-business.com
Stage 2: The second stage [from 20th September - 26th October, 2007] involved voting for 1 of 5 nominations for each category drawn up by the Advisory Panel.
Contacts:
The Energy Business Awards, 2007 were adjudicated by Commodities Now magazine and Jeremy Wilcox.
Any correspondence associated with these awards should be addressed to:
Guy Isherwood
Editor,
Commodities Now magazine
T: + 44 (0) 20 7584 0000
E: gish@commodities-now.com
Jeremy Wilcox
Managing Director,
The Energy Partnership
T: + 44 (0) 1273 327 108
E: jeremy@energy-partnership.co.uk