AER Energy Awards
AER 2007 is the 2nd National and 1st International conference on Advances in Energy Research.
Participants from around the world will gather for three days to discuss technical, program and
policy issues related to research in the area of energy. Energy awards are incorporated in AER
conference to increase industry participation and acknowledge peoples innovations.
The Energy Awards celebrate the achievements of individuals and their organisations in significantly
reducing energy use. By so doing, they highlight the importance of energy efficiency to inspire other
individuals and organisaitons to emulate their achievements.
Rules for participation
- Projects entered must have been completed or have been operational between January 2005 and August 2007
- Entries must be submitted using an official Awards entry form
- The closing date for entries is 15th November 2007
- IIT Bombay may publish the entry or an edited version, at all times honouring confidentiality of
specific information, and assign their publication rights to a third party
- The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into
- If required judges’ or their designated representative will visit the installation and meet concered people
Award categories
- Energy efficient process / application for end user
- Energy efficient product supplier
- Energy efficiency in renewable technology
Project selection criteria
- Projects must demonstrate energy savings
- Projects should be replicable and inspiring
- Projects should take into consideration their wider environmental impacts
Download Entry Form: DOC Format / PDF Format
Last date for receipt of Entries : November 15 ,2007
Guidance for application:
Demonstrable results
This is a key criterion for a successful application.
Projects must be able to demonstrate how effective they have been in delivering energy
savings. Your application should include facts and figures on how the project has been
successful in reducing energy usage and/or promoting energy efficiency.
Environmental impact
Has your project taken account of wider environmental issues beyond energy use?
For example, has the project addressed the use of water or other resources?
Financial and other savings
Did your project save money for your organisation? Were there any other associated cost and resource savings?
Certification from CEO / Director / Plant head
Certification of the claims by higher authorities from concerned organization / institute
Impact on customers, audiences and end-users
How have your customers or end-users been considered and/or engaged in the development of the project?
Innovation and creativity
Does your project involve innovative technologies or a novel approach, or does it demonstrate a different
approach to a traditional problem?
Inspirational and replicable
By showcasing successful examples of energy efficiency projects and initiatives we hope to encourage others to
follow in their footsteps. Your project should therefore be inspirational, replicable, transferable and not so complex
as to discourage reproduction elsewhere.
What could winning an Award do for your organisation?
Winning Energy Award will provide you and your organisation with national recognition for good practice.
To further increase the positive exposure, your company will also be included on the AER website.
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