Scottish Renewables has issued a final call for their Net-Zero Energy Transition Awards, with nominations closing at 5pm on 28 June.

The awards are open to organisations and individuals contributing to the renewable energy industry supply chain in Scotland - from large-scale manufacturers and marine service providers to component part suppliers, law firms, consultants and caterers.

A who's who of Scotland's energy transition sector are expected at this year's Scottish Renewables' Net-Zero Energy Transition Awards, headline-sponsored by TotalEnergies, to see Scotland's clean energy industry celebrate the achievements of its growing supply chain.

Andrea Brymer of STV will host the event at The Event Complex Aberdeen on August 24.


Emma Harrick, Head of Energy Transition and Supply Chain at Scottish Renewables, said: "Scottish Renewables' Net-Zero Energy Transition Awards are a brilliant opportunity to highlight those in the renewable energy industry who are playing an important role in our just transition to a cleaner, greener future.

"We know the energy transition is a vital part of Scotland's plan to hit its net-zero targets and last year we introduced an expert team to support Scotland's renewable energy supply chain and those transitioning into the industry from other sectors.

"There are some amazing people and businesses in Scotland working on incredible projects so if you have someone in mind, whether they are a colleague or an industry peer it's time to nominate them for these free to enter awards.

"Last year's inaugural event was a resounding success and I know this year is going to be even better. I look forward to celebrating our industry's achievements with you in August."

Nicolas Payer, UK Country Chair at TotalEnergies, said: "We are very pleased to be supporting Scottish Renewables' Net-Zero Energy Transition Awards again this year. Across the supply chain, experience, energy and innovation combine to really drive the energy transition the UK needs to meet its net zero ambitions.

"We look forward to sharing a stage with Scotland's supply chain champions dedicated to making sustainable change."