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The CHARGE Energy Branding Awards 2022 celebrate the best brands and professionals from across the global energy market. We’re delighted to announce the finalists for this year, all of whom, have submitted detailed case studies for review by our expert judging panel.
The winners will be announced and awarded at the CHARGE awards dinner and ceremony in Reykjavík, Iceland 17th of October. Register for your ticket here
The CHARGE Energy Branding Awards 2022 celebrate the best brands and professionals from across the global energy market. We’re delighted to announce the finalists for this year, all of whom, have submitted detailed case studies for review by our expert judging panel.
The winners will be announced and awarded at the CHARGE awards dinner and ceremony in Reykjavík, Iceland 17th of October. Register for your ticket here
The CHARGE Energy Branding Awards 2022 celebrate the best brands and professionals across the global energy market.
Leveraging a combination of empirical measurements, independent qualitative analysis and academically verified benchmarking formulae, we’re on the hunt again to find the best of the best.
We’ve been proud to showcase the very best the energy industry has to offer for the past five years. Previous winners include OVO, Zeigo, Goiener, Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen and IEA!
Do you have what it takes to join them and get crowned as the World’s Best Energy Brand this year?
Recognition by the CHARGE awards involves a simple 5-step process. If you have any questions about the process, timelines or categories, please do not hesitate to contact us directly using awards@charge.events.
Recognition by the CHARGE awards involves a simple 5-step process. If you have any questions about the process, timelines or categories, please do not hesitate to contact us directly using awards@charge.events.
Our panel of judges hold senior and influential positions from right across the energy industry. Over the past few year’s they’ve helped us recognise the best of the best, including Statkraft, OVO, Alperia, Lition, Celsia, Electric Kiwi, Nilsson Energy, Entelios, Propel, SINTEF and many more!
TRONN SKJERSTAD – Analysis Mason
CAROLINE KAMERBEEK – DNV-GL
MAIK NAUBAUER – DECOMPLEXITY
JOHNNY YAMAGUCHI – Dentsu
ANDERS LIER – Energi.ai, Propell Group
ROBERTO ZANGRANDI – E.DSO
RUEDIGER NEUBAUER – Agility CIS
JACOB BENBUNAN – Saffron
LYUBOMYR MATSEKH – ELEKS
AKIF PAPAS – CGI
THOM KENNON – Free Radicals
PATRICK HARTMANN
RAVIN MIRCHANDANI – Ador Powertron
HANS PETTER KILDAL – Becour
RANA BRIGHTMAN – Re agency
JASON BECK – Enerex
CRAIG TROPEA – CES, Customized Energy Solutions
CHRIS OBERLE – Escalent
SIMON RICHARDS – RichardsDee
PADDY YOUNG – Clarion
BRANDON BUTLER – Roeslein Alternative Energy
PRAMOD PALIWALP – D Petroleum University
RUNE KIRT – Kirt & Thomsen
COLIN MANGHAM – Dailybrandgroup
WILL CADY – Reddit
JANINE FINNELL – Leaders in Energy
MARTIN STADLER – Selbstständig
HEIÐA HALLDÓRSDÓTTIR – Orkusalan
The CHARGE Energy Branding Awards 2022 celebrate the best brands and professionals across the global energy market.
finalists for this award will be companies who have achieved or made significant strides towards achieving their sustainability goals. They will have delivered impactful initiatives or campaigns that will be influential through the sustainable energy transition. The winning company may have created new systems, products or solutions to help customers through the sustainable energy transition or have successfully partnered with another company to deliver a value-adding green project worthy of international recognition by their peers.
For disruptive market entrants leveraging new technologies and ideas to transform the status quo. This category looks for true energy technology innovators who have leveraged cutting-edge solutions to empower their customers. What’s more, we’re hunting for companies that are developing the innovations needed to deliver and scale up the energy transition.
Hydrogen stands to play a major role in the decarbonization not just of transport, but also of industrial heat and processes. That said, the scaling of hydrogen solutions and technologies at the speeds and intensity needed will be difficult if the right policy, investment, and regulatory frameworks are not in place.
This award shines a spotlight on the great work of supporting organizations and advocacy groups across of the energy industry. We’re especially interested in showcasing how these organizations have leveraged their influence and reputations to effect invaluable positive change, policy direction or with their members and industries over the past year.
This unique category is open to brands right across the energy value chain. Finalists will have taken a unique leadership role in shaping the energy transition, customer experiences and grid digitalization over the past twelve months. Companies that make the final shortlist will be able to show how projects, technologies, and campaigns they have delivered have been impactful, innovative, and have showcased radical new solutions or opportunities for the energy industry.
The CHARGE Energy Branding Awards 2021 celebrate the best brands and professionals from across the global energy market. We’re delighted to announce the finalists for this year, all of whom, will submit detailed case studies for review by our expert judging panel.
Winners from each category will be invited to showcase their case studies in executive presentations at CHARGE Energy Branding Europe 2021 (Oct 11-13). To gain access to the presentations and case studies, simply register for the event here now >>>
Volue is a market leader in technologies and services that power the green transition. Based on 50 years of experience, Volue provides innovative solutions, systems and insights to industries critical to society.
Over 650 employees work with more than 2000 customers on energy, power grid, water and infrastructure projects that ensure a sustainable, flexible and reliable future.
DTEK Renewables is the largest investor in the Ukrainian RES sector.
The company has constructed some of the largest wind and solar power facilities in Europe. Our partners in the decarbonisation of the Ukrainian energy sector are the world’s best equipment producers as well as leading construction and financial companies.
GoiEner is a cooperative project for the generation and consumption of renewable energy with which they want to recover energy sovereignty.
GoiEner wants to regain energy sovereignty for citizens by entering the currently liberalized parts of the electricity sector, commercialization (purchase of energy) and generation (generation of energy).
Haugaland Kraft was established in 1998 by Haugesund Energi and Karmsund Kraftlag merged. Haugaland Kraft’s main activity is in the distribution of power, electricity sales and broadband services. The company also holds stakes Sunnhordland Kraftlag AS engaged in renewable energy, mainly in hydropower generation. Following a restructuring of the business in 2015, the company was organized as a group from 1 January 2016.
Mer is a European EV charging company owned by Statkraft. Through their extensive experience within renewable energy and electric mobility, they are combining the best of both worlds to power the European shift towards a purer way of transportation.
Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen (CRH) is an Australian company with a focus on originating renewable hydrogen production opportunities. It coordinates the development of projects with support from expert consultants in engineering, modelling, technology, environmental impact, grant funding, legal and financial services, and project partners.
Everfuel is making green hydrogen for zero emission mobility commercially available across Europe, offering competitive all-inclusive hydrogen supply- and fuelling solutions.They own and operate green hydrogen infrastructure and partner with vehicle OEMs to connect the entire hydrogen value chain and seamlessly provide hydrogen fuel to enterprise customers under long-term contracts.
The IEA is the global energy authority, providing data, analysis and solutions on all fuels and all technologies. They help governments, industry, and citizens make good energy choices.
Supercritical geothermal offers vast energy potential that, if proven to be viable (technically, financially, environmentally and socially) could transform the renewable energy supply status quo. But this technology is immature – a lot is unknown.
At Energy Cluster Denmark, they work with innovation across the entire energy sector. From energy production and energy infrastructure to energy storage and energy efficiency – with sector coupling, system integration and digitalisation as common denominators.
Zeigo is a climate-tech platform enabling businesses to quickly, easily and cost-effectively source clean energy directly from wind and solar farms. They use data and advanced analytics to perfectly match your business objectives with a network of renewable energy projects across the UK and Europe.
DTEK is the largest private investor in Ukraine’s energy sector.
DTEK Group generates electricity at thermal, solar and wind power plants, produces coal and natural gas, distributes electricity, supplies electricity to end consumers, provides energy efficient solutions and develops a network of EV charging stations.
Established in 1998, Customized Energy Solutions (CES) provides consulting services to help clients understand, navigate, and stay ahead of the ever-evolving changes in the wholesale and retail electricity and natural gas markets.
Norway has a long history in the energy sector and is a world leader in energy demand management. Oil has enriched Norway, and hydropower has been key to development.
The country invests heavily in renewable energy markets such as hydro, wind and solar power.
For around 30 years, Solarwatt has stood for high-quality photovoltaic products made in Germany. No they are considered an experienced pioneer in the energy industry. Now Solarwatt are once again taking on the pioneering role and is completely repositioning is tself with a new brand identity, additional services and expanded sales channels.
Cases studies from finalists and winners of the World’s Best Energy Brands 2021.
Energy sector branding case studies from the best B2B Brands, Green Energy Brands, Distribution Brands, Transmission Brands, Product & Innovation Brands, Challenger Brands, Established Brands and Organisation Brands. See the best in retail energy and wholesale energy branding, distribution and transmission as well as organisation and non-profit brands.
The purpose of the CHARGE awards is to increase awareness and highlight the importance of excellent branding in the rapidly changing energy sector. We do this by showcasing and honouring companies, and the people behind them, that have distinguished themselves with outstanding branding and communications work.
The CHARGE Awards are the first and only of its kind to recognize and award great branding within the energy space. Behind the awards is an international panel of experts within energy, marketing and communications that nominate the best brands each year. The panel further reviews the case studies that nominees submit.
The winners are announced at the CHARGE Awards Ceremony which takes place at the CHARGE Conference in Reykjavík October 17-18th. Following inspiring discussions during the first day of CHARGE, energy professionals from around the world gather for a unique gala dinner and celebrate the world’s best energy brands.
Download our introductory brochure for more information.
A great energy brand stands out from the competition and is unique in the eyes of the consumers. It understands its customers and inspires loyalty. A great energy brand knows how to communicate its meaning and can effectively differentiate itself from the competition
All nominated brands hand in a case study for review. The case study is a comprehensive document that outlines their uniqueness, segmentation, customer centricity and other critical parts of a strong brand.
The case studies can be purchased from the conference organizer, LarsEn Energy Branding, by clicking the button below.
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