This is the final decision of the Jury of the Good Energy Award 2011 – aimed at rewarding producers and constructors of plants for the renewable energy industry. The Jury examined the economic performance and assets situation of applicant companies, focusing their attention on ROE, turnover, produced MW, equity/capital ratio, investment on research and development activities, value produced for the territory and the stakeholder community, and ability to continuously create jobs.
The prize-giving ceremony of the Good Energy Award 2011 was held on 9 June 2011 at the eighteenth-century Villa Trivulzio in Omate (MB).
Among the applications received, the Jury panel selected nine finalists, three for each category: Producer (Fri-El Green Power Spa, Castello Monte Vibiano Vecchio S.r.l, and Generale Energia S.p.A.), Constructor (Chemtex Italia S.r.l, FERA S.r.l, and Genera S.p.A.) and Trader (Società Agricola Le Gerre Ss, Fra.Ma.S.r.l, and Gruppo ICQ).
The winners of the 2nd edition are:
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The Jury panel of the Good Energy Award 2011 was chaired by:
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“The Good Energy Award 2011 registered the same success of last year’s launch of the project – declared Stefano Salvadeo – revealing the ever-increasing number of Italian companies that pay attention to renewable energy. According to Grant Thornton International Business Report 2011, the implementation of energy efficiency policies is one of the most applied Corporate Social Responsibility practices by companies in Italy (41%): this is definitely positive news, though the percentage is lower compared to the European average and to results registered in some developing countries.
Differences between developed and emerging economies increase when comparing the reasons on which environmentally friendly initiatives are based. In fact, developing countries are much more virtuous, as they are really motivated by the will to protect the planet: 78% of companies in Turkey, 76 % in the Philippines, 65% in Chile and Argentina, against 23% in Italy and 13% in the United States, which are motivated by public opinion.
In the light of these results, we wanted to dedicate Good Energy Award to ethics and responsibility, which must be at the heart of energy efficiency policies implemented by companies. We hope that the “Good Energy Award 2011” can stimulate them to focus on research and innovation, as well as on creating value for the territory and stakeholders, pursuing the protection of environment as ultimate purpose.”
