Energy Risk's Europe and North America awards open for submissions

Energy Risk's prestigious Europe and North America awards open for entries from market participants

We are pleased to announce that entries can now be submitted for Energy Risk's prestigious Europe and North America awards.

These awards provide a unique opportunity for companies across the industry to gain valuable recognition and kudos. Winning an Energy Risk award sets you apart from your competitors and is a tangible accolade that demonstrates to your customers you have excelled within your sector.

Entries are judged by Energy Risk's editorial team with the assistance of external industry experts.

To enter and see this year's submission guidelines in full, please go to the Energy Risk awards website, which can be accessed by clicking here.

 This year's categories are as follows:

• Derivatives House of the Year
• Dealer Energy Risk Manager of the Year
• End-user Energy Risk Manager of the Year
• Oil & Products House of the Year
• North America Natural Gas House of the Year
• European Natural Gas House of the Year
• North America Electricity House of the Year
• European Electricity House of the Year
• Coal House of the Year
• Emissions House of the Year
• Weather House of the Year
• Freight House of the Year
• Base Metals House of the Year
• Precious Metals House of the Year
• Energy Finance House of the Year
• Structured Products House of the Year
• Deal of the Year
• Broker of the Year
• Exchange of the Year
• Clearing House of the Year
• ETRM Software House of the Year
• ETRM Software Advisory House of the Year
• Technology House of the Year
• Data Management House of the Year
• Consultancy of the Year
• Law Firm of the Year
• Regulatory Advisory House of the Year
• Innovation of the Year
• Newcomer of the Year
• Commodities Research House of the Year

Please note these categories are not final and may be subject to change.

The deadline for submissions is at 5.00pm GMT on March 13, 2013. No submissions beyond that point will be considered.

Mark Pengelly
Acting Editor, Energy Risk