Energy Voice Gold Awards

In light of the current coronavirus crisis, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the Energy Voice Gold Awards due to take place in September this year.

This was not a decision we arrived at lightly and while The Gold Awards aim to recognise outstanding business achievements within the energy sector, we believe that cancelling the event will give the currently challenged industry time to deal with and bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Gold Awards is an important occasion in the energy industry calendar and we will continue to plan our 2021 event. Thank you for all your support and we look forward to welcoming you in the future.

If you have any queries please direct them to events@dctmedia.co.uk.

2019 Award Ceremony

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    Above and Beyond Award

    There wouldn’t be energy without people. This award aims to recognise the outstanding employees who help fuel the energy sector.  The successful candidate will demonstrate commitment, teamwork and appetite to be and do better. They would have gone above and beyond the call of duty and be a true reflection of the energy sector’s pioneering spirit. The entry can be submitted by the candidate themselves or on behalf of the candidate.

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    Apprentice Award

    Every CEO was once someone’s apprentice. This award recognises those who are the future lifeblood of the industry. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate an aptitude for learning, a stellar performance and a commitment to the industry. Testimonials are highly recommended for this entry. Employers can also apply on behalf of their apprentice. Apprentices come in all shapes and sizes. Entrants for this category should be engaged in “on-the-job” training with an employer, while also working towards the attainment of a recognised qualification.

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    Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Award

    Is your company making a difference beyond the corporate sector? Does its reach extend further than the energy industry and have a positive impact in society? Then this is the award for you. It recognises companies that provide excellent examples of best practice in CSR. This includes the work energy firms do to improve the lives of those in their local communities and the care they offer their employees, partners and suppliers.

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    Dr. Mildred Dresselhaus Award

    Given the scale of the gender imbalance in the oil and gas industry, we feel it is appropriate to have an award which highlights the contribution of woman in the sector.  However, we would strongly encourage companies and organisations to enter female employees in the other categories, as well. From apprentice to CEO, this category is open to any woman who is making a positive contribution to the sector, mentorship and next generation of innovators. It is named after Dr. Mildred Dresselhaus, who unlocked the secrets of carbon’s molecular structures.

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    Health and Safety Award

    This award recognises the company that keeps the health and safety of its workforce at its core. The winning company will demonstrate an enthusiasm for continual improvement. The entry can include examples of workforce involvement in achieving health and safety excellence, backing from the wider leadership team and tangible examples of creating a safety-conscious culture.

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    Industry Leader Award

    This award is open to outstanding energy leaders, who deserve to be recognised for their appetite for continued learning, mentoring and influence. There is no age restraint on this award; however, the winning candidate will have a successful track record of leading within the sector, empowering people and being a sound ambassador and example of energy’s reputation.

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    Innovation Award

    The way the world consumes energy is changing. Electric vehicles, windfarms and drilling rigs all have a part to play in securing energy’s future. Whether it’s a subsea tech breakthrough or a new way of approaching a problem or routine practice, this is the category for you. Money and time saved, increased output or barriers broken can all be used as evidence. Multiple companies can enter a joint bid if they collaborated on the innovation.

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    Large Company of the Year

    More than 200 Employees

    The Gold Awards recognise resilience in both peaks in troughs. This award recognises the best large company, its commitment to people, its culture, the North Sea and the Aberdeen community. Project milestones, team achievements, planned investment, employee testimonials and CSR activity can all be used to support the entry.

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    Renewables/Energy Transition Award

    The transition to a greener energy mix is a fundamental shift that is altering the way society considers and consumes energy. This award acknowledges the extraordinary strides being taken by companies to expedite change and pave the way to a more sustainable future. This can range from the best project or innovation in the renewables sector, including offshore and onshore wind, wave, tidal and solar, to recognition of steps being taken by traditional oil and gas players to reshape the energy mix.

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    Small Company of the Year

    Fewer than 200 employees

    This award recognises the best small company, its commitment to people, its culture, the North Sea and the Aberdeen community. Project milestones, team achievements, planned investment, employee testimonials and CSR activity can all be used to support the entry.

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    Hall of Fame Award

    This award recognises the industry heavyweights – the men and women who have shaped this sector, continually forging ahead on a local and global scale. The recipient is chosen by the judges. Previous recipients include Professor Alex Kemp, Jim Milne CBE, Sir Ian Wood, Robin Watson and William Edgar.

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Hall of Fame

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    Professor Alex Kemp - 2015 winner

    Professor of Petroleum Economics and Director of Aberdeen Centre for Research in Energy Economics and Finance University of Aberdeen

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    Dr Jim Milne CBE - 2016 winner

    Chairman and Managing Director Balmoral Group

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    Sir Ian Wood - 2017 winner

    Chairman JW Holdings Ltd / Opportunity North East (ONE) / The Wood Foundation

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    Robin Watson - 2018 Winner

    Chief Executive Wood Group

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    William (Bill) Edgar - 2019 Winner

    Chairman Subsea UK

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Judging Panel

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    Mark Lammey (Chair)

    Editor Energy Voice

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    Alan Dick

    Vice President, Industry and Technology Simmons Energy

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    Brenda Wyllie

    Northern North Sea and West of Shetland Area Manager Oil and Gas Authority

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    Tracy Clark

    Director ITC Hydraulic Services Ltd

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    Jodie MacLeod

    Legal Counsel Aberdeen Standard Investments

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    Luca Corradi

    Innovation Network Director The Oil and Gas Technology Centre

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    Paul White

    Chief Engineer - Subsea Production Systems & Services Baker Hughes, a GE Company

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The Power of Energy Charity Gala

New charity gala launches for energy sector

Saturday 26th November, 2022

P&J Live, Aberdeen

 

The Power of Energy Charity Gala, is a new event for the energy industry in Scotland, promising to harness the connective power of the sector by bringing individuals and businesses together to champion success and innovation.

The focus of the new annual gala will be to commemorate progress that is being made to reshape the industry for a sustainable future, and to raise vital funds for charity partner Scottish Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA).

An evolution of the long-established Energy Ball, The Power of Energy Charity Gala will include speakers from across the energy sector, fundraising for SCAA, entertainment from a live band, and the chance to recognise the people and companies leading the way in redefining the energy industry.

Join us at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Saturday November 26.

The Power of Energy is presented by Energy Voice – DC Thomson’s leading brand for the energy industry and Sustainable Growth Voice – recently launched companion brand, helping businesses navigate the route to sustainability, with media partner The Press and Journal.

 

For all partnership opportunities, please contact Carole Bruce on 07799 545753 or carole.bruce@dcthomson.co.uk

 

Email Laura Adam (Senior Event Manager)

Charity Partner

  • Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance

    Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) saves lives.

    YOUR support helps them do it.

    For nearly 10 years, the country’s only charity-funded Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) has been flying time-critical paramedic and specialist care to those most seriously ill or injured all across Scotland.

  • Initially a solo-aircraft operation based at Perth, the addition of a second helicopter air ambulance based at Aberdeen in 2020 has seen the charity enter its busiest-ever phase as the demand for rapid-response pre-hospital care continues to grow.

    Responding to around 900 emergency call outs last year alone, SCAA has never been more crucial to the country’s life-saving emergency response network.

    Able to fly fast and direct to even the most remote and inaccessible parts of Scotland and its many islands, SCAA’s helicopter air ambulances have become a vital lifeline for those who depend on prompt on-scene treatment and rapid transport to appropriate hospitals.

  • Agricultural, industrial, sporting, equestrian, and road traffic accidents all feature regularly on SCAA’s busy workload, as do medical emergencies such as strokes and heart attacks, alongside vital transfer flights for patients from remote areas requiring major hospital care.

    And every single one of these life-supporting missions is made possible ONLY by the generous support of the public, businesses, trusts and foundations who recognise the essential role of a charity that has impacted on the lives of thousands in communities all across Scotland.

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  • For event enquiries please contact Laura Adam

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