National Council or Local Authority of the Year
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Award Category Description
This award rewards one exceptional council that has shown a true commitment to promoting energy efficiency within its region. It recognises the efforts of that council and its service to its local community. Works on residential, industrial or commercial properties are all eligible for entry provided they meet the nomination criteria.
Criteria
Nominations for this award are open to any council or local authority body that meets the following criteria: It must be a recognised local authority or council, or a department, group or body controlled (either wholly or partially) by a council or local authority It must have undertaken energy efficiency projects for the local community within the period of January 2023 to March 2024. Work carried out in previous years may be used as additional supporting information only. A clear nomination statement is required, outlining what sets it apart in its field and demonstrating clear energy savings achieved. Customer testimonials and community impact statements are essential. Judges will consider the nature, scale and scope of the work carried out, with special emphasis on whether any national or local government energy efficiency schemes have been integrated into its projects.
Nominees for this award
Worcestershire County Council
nominated by
Liverpool City Council
nominated by Next Energy
Northumberland County Council
nominated by
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
nominated by Next Energy
Birmingham City Council
nominated by EQUANS Regeneration Ltd
North Yorkshire Council
nominated by Align Property Partners Limited
North Tyneside Council
nominated by E.On Green Funding
South Lanarkshire Council
nominated by BRB Electrical Ltd
Oxfordshire County Council
nominated by AgilityEco
Hartlepool Borough Council
nominated by PHS Home Solutions Limited
Winner
The winner of this award is
National Energy Efficiency Awards 2024
North Yorkshire Council
they were nominated by Align Property Partners Limited
Also recognised were
Second: Greater Manchester Combined AuthorityThird: Liverpool City Council
Special Commendation: Worcestershire County Council
Special Commendation: Northumberland County Council
Special Commendation: Birmingham City Council
Special Commendation: South Lanarkshire Council
Special Commendation: Oxfordshire County Council