Celebrating decarbonisation at the Accelerate to Zero Awards

Last night BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) celebrated the Accelerate to Zero Awards with over 200 stakeholders from across the built environment and construction sectors. 

During the ceremony held at voco Grand Central in Glasgow, businesses, individuals and organisations were celebrated for their contribution and dedication to decarbonising the built environment across 11 different award categories.   

Hosted by London-based Scottish comedian and environmental economist Dr. Matt Winning, the Awards took place after BE-ST Fest West, a day-long industry summit focused on how we drive delivery in housing and modern methods of construction at the same time as decarbonising our built environment.  

The winners of the Awards were:    

Accelerate to Zero Hero Award sponsored by BE-ST 

Winner: Emily Braham, Energiesprong  

  

The Gamechanger Award sponsored by Ryden 

Winner: Vital Energi 

 

The Diversity & Inclusion Award sponsored by Balfour Beatty 

Winner: AtkinsRéalis 

Highly commended: Anitha Karthik, Edinburgh Napier University 

 

Collaborative Partnership Award sponsored by Women in Property 

Winner: Transform-ER   

 

Retrofit Accelerator Award sponsored by KORE Retrofit  

Winner: North Lanarkshire Council 

  

The BE Changemaker Award sponsored by AC Whyte 

Winner: Molly Armstrong, BakerHicks   

Highly commended: Stephen Smith, Glasgow School of Art  

  

Circular Economy Award sponsored by Zero Waste Scotland 

Winner: Good Green Futures  

Highly commended: Rock Solid Processing 

 

Technology Impact Award sponsored by Edinburgh Napier University   

Winner: TRACE 

 

Skills Impact Award sponsored by City of Glasgow College 

Winner: Glasgow Chamber of Commerce    

  

Community Champion Award sponsored by Vital Energi   

Winner: Neil Pearce, Barking & Dagenham Council 

 

BE-ST Beacon Award   

Winner: David Lowe, Borders College 

Winner: Charlie Forshaw, Rainmaking 


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