The Scottish Green Energy Supply Chain Awards 2026, organised by trade body Scottish Renewables, has named its shortlisted finalists, shining a light on the people and organisations driving Scotland's clean energy ambitions.

Marking the awards' fifth year, the programme recognises skills, innovation and resilience across the full supply chain – from manufacturing and logistics to workforce development and sustainability – underlining the breadth of talent underpinning Scotland's £15 billion renewable energy industry.

Illustrative nominees include Associated British Ports in the Diversity and Culture category; Seaway7's Graduate Programme in contention for the Green Energy Skills Award; Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm for Supply Chain Development; EnergyPro shortlisted across multiple categories; and Sulmara for Technology & Business Innovation.

Emma Harrick, Director of Energy Transition and Supply Chain at Scottish Renewables, said: "It is always a huge honour to celebrate the people and organisations that are helping to shape the future of our industry in Scotland and The Scottish Green Energy Supply Chain Awards allow us to do just that.

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"Every year this event shines a spotlight on the organisations and companies turning bold plans into feasible and profitable projects.

"The standard of entries for this year's awards has once again been exceptional, not only because of the quality of the submissions but because they demonstrate the depth and breadth of Scotland's exceptional supply chain expertise. The judging team has had an extremely difficult task to whittle down these entries to the shortlist announced today.

"Above all else, this year's awards will showcase the immense efforts of businesses seeking to harness the economic and opportunities arising from our green energy ambitions.

"I am very much looking forward to celebrating the talent, innovation, skills and engineering know-how that is being applied to renewable energy projects across Scotland and beyond."

Winners across eight categories will be announced at a ceremony in Aberdeen on 28 May.

Full shortlist:

- Diversity and Culture Award (sponsored by SLR):

- Associated British Ports

- Eastern Green Link 2

- Ecocel

- Green Energy Skills Award (sponsored by Ocean Winds):

- Ecocel

- EnergyPro

- Energy Transition Skills Hub

- Seaway7

- Green Business Growth Award (sponsored by The Clean Energy Cluster):

- ECO Hire

- International Testing Services

- JGC Engineering

- Kirby Group Engineering

- Ternan Energy

- Sustainable Supplier Award:

- Motive Offshore Group

- Peel Ports Clydeport

- Supply Chain Development Award:

- Crown Estate Scotland

- European Marine Energy Centre

- Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm

- Ocean Winds

- SSEN Transmission

- Best Practice Award:

- EnergyPro

- GCE

- SafetyOn - Safe by Design

- Terra Mechanica Maris

- Xodus - XAMIN Permits & Consents

- Outstanding SME Award:

- ECO Hire

- EnergyPro

- SAMS Enterprise

- TAC Healthcare

- Vekta Group Energy Division

- Technology & Business Innovation Award (sponsored by Aspect):

- EnergyPro

- SAMS Enterprise

- Stillstrom

- Sulmara - Discover

- ZX Lidars