Salford, 19th November 2025 – The AMPS (Association of Manufacturers and Suppliers of Power Systems) Awards for Excellence lit up The Lowry Hotel in Salford last night, bringing together the power industry’s brightest names to celebrate innovation, sustainability, and outstanding achievement.
The evening recognised the sector’s continued commitment to progress, investment, and the future of power. Hosted by stand-up comedian Alfie Moore, the event was a lively celebration of success, collaboration, and ingenuity across the industry.
Volvo Penta took the role of headline sponsor, with support from Generator Power, Genny Hire, KGP, Crestchic, Edina and Woodlands Power, whose contributions helped make the evening possible.
Reflecting on the success of the event, Alan Beech, Director General of AMPS, said:
“This evening has been a fantastic showcase of the innovation, talent, and investment that make our industry so strong. Louise Hazel, AMPS Chair, delivered an excellent opening address, setting the tone perfectly by highlighting the importance of collaboration and the shared drive to shape a better future for the power sector. Thank you to our sponsors and judges for making tonight possible, and to Alfie Moore for hosting the event.”
Apprenticeship Programme of the Year
Clarke Energy took home the Apprenticeship Programme of the Year award for its comprehensive four-year apprenticeship scheme, which features defined learning pathways, measurable outcomes, and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. Judges described it as an outstanding programme demonstrating excellence across all criteria, with clear structure and a genuine focus on long-term skills development.
Clarke Energy took home the Apprenticeship Programme of the Year award for its comprehensive four-year apprenticeship scheme, which features defined learning pathways, measurable outcomes, and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. Judges described it as an outstanding programme demonstrating excellence across all criteria, with clear structure and a genuine focus on long-term skills development.
Generator Power was shortlisted for its longstanding apprenticeship programme built on strong mentoring and inclusivity. Judges praised its supportive culture and visible dedication to nurturing new talent across the organisation. Aggreko also earned a place on the shortlist for its multi-level apprenticeship framework and personal success stories, such as the case study on Jessica, which showcased the company’s commitment to professional development and ongoing support for apprentices throughout their journey.
Business Growth and Strategy Award
Crestchic Loadbanks claimed the Business Growth and Strategy Award, recognised for a clear growth trajectory supported by innovative use of data, product diversification, and international expansion. Judges highlighted Crestchic’s confident leadership and strong strategy that continues to deliver measurable success globally.
Crestchic Loadbanks claimed the Business Growth and Strategy Award, recognised for a clear growth trajectory supported by innovative use of data, product diversification, and international expansion. Judges highlighted Crestchic’s confident leadership and strong strategy that continues to deliver measurable success globally.
Wernick Group was shortlisted for its impressive generator division growth and investment in new capabilities, demonstrating a structured, data-driven approach to expansion with strong customer outcomes. Woodlands Power was also shortlisted for its consistent market growth, built on innovative thinking and strategic planning, with judges commending its focus on sustainability and long-term stability.
Energy and Sustainability Award
Dale Power Solutions was named winner of the Energy and Sustainability Award for its strong ESG strategy and measurable reductions in emissions and energy use. The company’s integration of renewables and fleet decarbonisation reflects a comprehensive, forward-looking sustainability plan that impressed the judges.
Dale Power Solutions was named winner of the Energy and Sustainability Award for its strong ESG strategy and measurable reductions in emissions and energy use. The company’s integration of renewables and fleet decarbonisation reflects a comprehensive, forward-looking sustainability plan that impressed the judges.
Prolectric Services Ltd was shortlisted for its innovative, product-led approach to clean energy solutions, which deliver tangible environmental benefits and demonstrate continued leadership in sustainable technology development. Allam Power Ltd also made the shortlist for its solar, recycling, and efficiency programmes, which have achieved measurable environmental improvements and reflect a long-term commitment to energy reduction.
Environmental Product of the Year
Agriemach Ltd secured the Environmental Product of the Year Award for its SCR/NOx retrofit system delivering verified emissions reductions and exceeding compliance standards. Judges described it as a technically advanced solution with strong independent validation, developed through a thorough and innovative process.
Agriemach Ltd secured the Environmental Product of the Year Award for its SCR/NOx retrofit system delivering verified emissions reductions and exceeding compliance standards. Judges described it as a technically advanced solution with strong independent validation, developed through a thorough and innovative process.
Highly commended in this category was Gaia Enabled Ltd, recognised for its optimisation system achieving proven CO₂ and cost savings for clients through intelligent energy management. The judges praised its innovative approach and robust supporting data. Industrial Power Systems Ltd was also shortlisted for its renewable integration technology, which reduces fuel use and emissions across projects, providing clear environmental benefits in practical applications.
Innovation and Technology Award
Crestchic Loadbanks also triumphed in the Innovation and Technology category, recognised for its advanced control system enabling multi-unit testing and analytics. Judges described it as a creative and practical innovation that improves operational performance and sets a new benchmark for the industry.
Crestchic Loadbanks also triumphed in the Innovation and Technology category, recognised for its advanced control system enabling multi-unit testing and analytics. Judges described it as a creative and practical innovation that improves operational performance and sets a new benchmark for the industry.
Highly commended was Clarke Energy for its hydrogen-ready upgrade and refurbishment programme combining mechanical and digital innovation. Judges praised the company’s forward-thinking approach to lifecycle extension and efficiency improvement. Datatag completed the shortlist for its RAPID (Registered Assets Police Information Database) system — a secure platform that enables police to identify registered machinery and confirm ownership in real time. The system supports theft prevention and asset recovery across the UK and is widely adopted throughout the industry.
Member Company of the Year
Get Power Solutions was named Member Company of the Year, recognised for a transformational year featuring expansion, rebrand, and a strong commitment to emissions reduction. Judges noted the company’s engagement with AMPS and its impressive momentum toward continued growth.
Get Power Solutions was named Member Company of the Year, recognised for a transformational year featuring expansion, rebrand, and a strong commitment to emissions reduction. Judges noted the company’s engagement with AMPS and its impressive momentum toward continued growth.
Highly commended in this category was Dale Power Solutions for an exceptional year of growth, innovation, and community involvement, reflecting strong leadership and a balanced focus on commercial and social value. Woodlands Power was also shortlisted, acknowledged for its ongoing innovation, sustainable operations, and credible leadership.
Project of the Year
Edina was awarded Project of the Year for its hybrid microgrid project delivering measurable cost and carbon savings. Judges described it as a technically excellent and multifaceted project that has already been replicated by the client, setting a strong example for the industry.
Edina was awarded Project of the Year for its hybrid microgrid project delivering measurable cost and carbon savings. Judges described it as a technically excellent and multifaceted project that has already been replicated by the client, setting a strong example for the industry.
P&I Group received a Highly Commended award for its complex airside installation at Luton Airport, completed safely and efficiently in a live environment with outstanding stakeholder coordination. Clarke Energy also received a Highly Commended for its hydrogen-ready peaking plant project at Deeside, focusing on reuse and refurbishment — a transformational scheme demonstrating high technical capability and environmental ambition.
The AMPS Awards for Excellence 2025 highlighted the innovation, resilience, and expertise driving the UK’s power generation sector forward. Each award recognised organisations that are not only delivering technical excellence but also shaping a more sustainable, efficient, and forward-looking industry.
