A defining recognition platform at the 5th Edition Zimbabwe Clean Energy Week 2026
At the heart of every successful clean-energy transition are people who imagine new possibilities, companies prepared to invest, teams capable of delivering and leaders determined to create lasting impact.
The Zimbabwe Clean Energy Awards 2026 will place those achievements in the spotlight as a central part of the 5th Edition Zimbabwe Clean Energy Week 2026, taking place on 03 December 2026 at Hyatt Regency Harare The Meikles.
Bringing together the country’s clean-energy ecosystem, the awards will recognise the projects, technologies, businesses, professionals and teams demonstrating excellence across Zimbabwe’s evolving energy industry.
Rewarding Excellence. Recognising Leadership.
Zimbabwe’s clean-energy sector is advancing through new solar projects, energy-storage solutions, grid infrastructure, digital technologies, innovative financing and growing private-sector participation.
Behind this progress are organisations and professionals solving difficult technical, commercial and operational challenges. Their work is strengthening energy security, supporting economic activity and creating the foundation for a more reliable and sustainable power system.
The Zimbabwe Clean Energy Awards exists to ensure that these achievements receive the industry-wide recognition they deserve.
Why the Awards Matter
Recognition creates visibility for excellence. It allows successful projects, capable organisations and outstanding professionals to be seen by customers, investors, partners and the wider industry.
The awards will showcase examples of strong project execution, responsible leadership, technological innovation and measurable impact. By celebrating what is working, they can help establish higher benchmarks for quality, reliability, sustainability and professional performance across the market.
For companies, recognition strengthens credibility and demonstrates proven capability. For individuals and teams, it acknowledges the expertise, persistence and collaboration required to deliver meaningful outcomes. For the wider industry, it creates opportunities to learn from success and build confidence in Zimbabwe’s clean-energy potential.
The awards also provide an important platform for recognising professionals whose contributions frequently take place behind the scenes—from engineers, researchers and financiers to project managers, operations teams, policymakers and market-development specialists.
Recognising the Complete Clean-Energy Ecosystem
The expanded 2026 programme features 50 award categories across seven pillars of excellence.
Technology Excellence will recognise the solutions advancing solar, wind, energy storage, digitalisation, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and energy research.
Project Excellence will celebrate solar, energy-efficiency, smart-grid and infrastructure projects distinguished by quality, scale and measurable impact.
Business Excellence will honour EPC companies, manufacturers, developers, startups and smart-energy businesses contributing to a stronger and more competitive industry.
Team Excellence will spotlight the multidisciplinary teams responsible for engineering, financing, research, market development, operations and long-term asset performance.
Leadership Excellence will recognise executives, entrepreneurs, technical professionals, policymakers, educators and advocates providing direction to the sector. Dedicated honours will celebrate women leaders and innovators, while the Grandmaster awards will acknowledge distinguished professionals whose long-term contributions have helped shape the industry.
Sustainability & ESG Excellence will highlight organisations and initiatives advancing carbon reduction, net-zero action, community impact, responsible business and circular-economy practices.
Finance & Investment Excellence will recognise investors, green-finance transactions and innovative funding models helping credible projects reach bankability and implementation.
Where Industry Progress Meets Industry Recognition
Zimbabwe Clean Energy Week 2026 will convene policymakers, regulators, project developers, EPCs, manufacturers, investors, financiers, energy users, technology providers and sustainability leaders for practical discussions on the country’s energy priorities.
The awards will complement these knowledge-led conversations by celebrating the organisations and people already translating ideas into action.
Together, the conference and awards create a platform where the industry can examine what comes next while recognising those leading progress today.
Give Excellence the Recognition It Deserves
Nominations are invited for deserving organisations, projects, products, professionals, contractors, manufacturers, developers, investors, technology and service providers, women leaders, sustainability initiatives and industry teams.If an individual, team or organisation is setting new standards, introducing meaningful innovation or making a measurable contribution to Zimbabwe’s clean-energy future, this is the platform to recognise their achievement.
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