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The New Economy Energy and Environment Awards 2009

A full list of the award winners is available

20/05/2009 | By TNE

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The New Economy is pleased to announce the winners of its Energy and Environment Awards 2009. Created to recognise achievement in furthering the cause of environmental responsibility across corporate structures. Our winners are from a across the energy spectrum, but share a commitment to corporate and social responsibility with a view to maintaining the environment and offsetting the weight of human impact upon it. 

View a full list of the winners below.

 

Best Clean Energy Company of the year 2009
Fluor Corporation


Energy Company of the Year,
Latin America

Enersis S.A.


Utility Services Provider of the Year,
Italy

Acea SpA


Best Renewable Energy Solution,
Italy

Kerself S.p.A.


Best Renewable Energy Solution,
France

EUROPLASMA


Exploration & Production Company of the Year,
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation


Gas Utility Company of the Year
Gas Natural


Independent Power Producing Company of the Year
Edison


Integrated Oil and Gas Company of the Year
ExxonMobil


Refining and Marketing Company of the Year
Reliance Industries


Carbon Capture Company of the Year
Alstom Power Systems


Energy Efficiency Award
Landis+Gyr


Emissions Control Technology Company of the Year
Nalco Mobotec


Green City of the Year
Copenhagen


Energy Trading Company of the Year
WestLB


Energy Exchange of the Year
European Energy Exchange AG


Emissions Markets Company of the Year
EDF Trading


Outstanding New Technology Development Company of the Year
Carbozyme


Best Global Energy Construction Company of the Year
Arcelor Mittal


Best Environmental Equipment Company of the Year
Mitsubishi Heavy Industry

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