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Unlock Net Zero Awards 2026 winners announced

Each year, the Unlock Net Zero Awards celebrate the leaders and innovators at the vanguard of the sector’s journey towards decarbonisation.

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Unlock Net Zero Awards 2026 winners
Some of the winners of the 2026 Unlock Net Zero Awards. The awards celebrate the individuals, teams and organisations leading the way in sustainability work
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Achieving net zero takes effort, and the number of awards this year is testament to the scope and scale of the challenge.

There are 27 winners – individuals, teams and organisations – in categories covering everything from communications and contractors to biodiversity, partnerships, retrofit and new build.


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The winning entries cover a large geographical spread, too: from Scott Court, a solar retrofit project in Dundee, all the way to Tussac House, an extra-care scheme in the Falkland Islands, almost 8,000 miles from the UK mainland.

The Climate Champions Power List recognises five of the sector’s individual trailblazers. One of this year’s winners is Marion Baeli of 10 Design, whose passion for and commitment to retrofit has been paving the way for 16 years.

Congratulations to all the winners. Click on the button below to read about them all.

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