Seventeen WESCAs winners recognised at the National Awards Dinner across Collaboration, Digital & AI, Energy Transition and more; 72 judges reviewed 140 submissions from 17 countries.
London, 10 October 2025:
The Energy Industries Council (EIC) held its annual National Awards Dinner last night in London at the Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square, hosted by comedian and actor Matt Lucas.
Leaders from across the energy supply chain gathered to recognise delivery, impact, and measurable results.
First held in 1955, the National Dinner is the UK-hosted edition of the EIC’s World Energy Supply Chain Awards (WESCAs). The awards were introduced in 2005 and now run globally, with regional events in London, Rio de Janeiro, Houston, Dubai, and Kuala Lumpur.
The EIC is the UK’s largest energy trade association and one of the world’s leading organisations representing the energy supply chain, across all sectors, from oil and gas to renewables, nuclear, and beyond.
This year’s judging panel comprised 72 judges. The EIC received 140 submissions from 17 countries, and judging was based on evidence-focused case studies published in the EIC’s Survive & Thrive annual report, which tracks proven growth strategies across the energy supply chain.
Company of the Year went to Siemens Energy. Rising Star went to Mille Zagulak of Xodus.
Stuart Broadley, CEO of the EIC, said:
“Our members drive the energy supply chain forward through action and set the pace for our industry. They win work, cut risk, open markets, and move the transition forward. The WESCAs reflect that progress, with the judges’ decisions rooted in the evidence of the hard work they continue to do year after year. I appreciate every entrant, judge, and partner who made this programme not only possible but a recurring success.”
A Siemens Energy spokesperson said:
“Thank you to the EIC for convening our industry with elegance. As a long-time member, we continue to draw value from the EIC’s global project and supply chain data, events, and insights. Being recognised by peers matters to our teams, and this award reflects work delivered with customers across service, new build, and digital. Our goal is reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy.”
2025 EIC WESCAs Winners
Asset55: Collaboration – For working with operators and partners to improve asset integrity and performance.
TÜV SÜD Energietechnik GmbH: Culture – Building a learning-led culture that strengthens safety and accountability.
Siemens Energy: Digital & AI – Applying data and AI to raise reliability and lower lifecycle cost.
Osso: Diversification – Extending core know-how into adjacent markets with service and rental models.
Peterson: Energy Transition – Reconfiguring logistics and operations to support low-carbon projects.
Siemens Energy AB Sweden: Environmental Sustainability & Social Impact – Delivering electrification and efficiency that cut emissions while keeping systems stable.
ERSG: Export – Expanding international delivery of scarce energy talent.
Oceaneering: Innovation – Advancing remote and resident subsea operations to reduce risk and cost.
Destec: Optimisation – Streamlining high-mix manufacturing to lift throughput and quality.
Walter Tosto: People & Competency – Investing in long-horizon training to rebuild specialist fabrication skills.
Transcar Projects: Resilience – Adapting routes, tools, and partnerships to keep complex cargo moving.
MGH Offshore: Scale Up – Adding capacity and footprint to deliver larger offshore scopes.
Draeger: Service & Solutions – Shifting clients from equipment to outcomes through managed safety programmes.
Proserv: Technology – Developing open controls and electronics that extend brownfield life.
Spencer Ogden: Transformation – Reorienting the business around the energy transition with data-driven delivery.
Siemens Energy: Company of the Year – Executing across service, new build, and digital to support reliable, affordable, sustainable energy.
Mille Zagulak: Rising Star – Emerging leader shaping delivery and culture.
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