The Green Awards UK 2026 has announced its full list of winners following a ceremony held on 25 September 2026 at the Park Plaza London Riverbank, celebrating the organisations, teams, and individuals driving environmental responsibility and sustainable innovation across the United Kingdom.

Rebecca Egan of Siemens Energy was named Green Leader, recognised for outstanding personal contribution to sustainability leadership across the UK. Pure Data Centres Group claimed the Green Business of the Year, the programme's most prestigious honour, with the company also winning the Green ICT, Media & Telecommunications award, making it one of the standout performers of the evening.

Across the organisation size categories, Transport for London's London Cable Car was named Green Public & Healthcare Organisation of the Year, St Austell Brewery took Green Large Organisation of the Year, Hydro Cleansing won Green Medium Sized Organisation of the Year, Sledge claimed Green Small Organisation of the Year, and Dear Green Coffee Roasters was named Green Micro Enterprise of the Year.

BAM UK & Ireland won the Sustainability Team of the Year (50+ full time employees), while Devon County Council's A382 Carbon Negative Highway Project claimed the Green Construction Award.

GeoPura was named Green Energy Provider of the Year, Cartus Limited won the Green Financial & Professional Services Award, and Stroud Brewery took the Green Food & Beverage Award.

Saxon Air claimed the Green Logistics & Transport Award, Leo Workwear won the Green Manufacturer Award, and A Man About A Dog was recognised with the Green Tourism & Entertainment Award.

Newham College Group won the Excellence in Waste Management Award, AiDash's BNGAI technology took the Green Technology Award, and Aviva plc was named ESG Best Performer of the Year.

The Green Collaboration Award went to a consortium led by Enviromena alongside the University of Manchester, Close Brothers Energy, EDF, and Inspired.

Envirogreen Polymers claimed the Green Transformation Award, and Barchester Healthcare's Accelerated Solar Programme won the Sustainable Water & Energy Achievement Award.

The Green Awards UK are supported by gold sponsor Shabra Group, carbon offset partner CarbonClick, supporter Amárach Research, and communications partner The Sunday Times.

The judging panel was coordinated by Martin Baxter, Deputy CEO of the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals, and included senior sustainability leaders from organisations including BSI, Bodycote, Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure, and Simply Sustainable.

For the complete 2026 winners list, category insights, and judges’ profiles, visit the official Green Awards UK website.