ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • 37 LEDIVnAdNusCtEry News LES Residential Categories Innovation in Residential Sustainable Heating Recognising homeowners and installers who have embraced innovative sustainable heating solutions to improve comfort, efficiency and environmental performance. Judges looked for creativity, technical excellence and demonstrable energy benefits. Shortlisted Finalists • EVHACS- Ratoath project • Heat Pumps Ireland – Fairview Dublin 3 project • Kereen Building Services – Waterford project Climate Action Leadership Award This category honours projects making a significant contribution to decarbonisation and climate action through the adoption of low-carbon technologies and sustainable building practices. Judges assessed measurable environmental impact and long-term sustainability performance. Shortlisted Finalists • Allbrite - Beaufort Energy Efficiency Retrofit project • Finn Heat Pumps Ltd - Cluid Housing Association Retrofit Project • Beltech- Dundalk Golf Course project Social & Public Housing Retrofit Award Recognising retrofit programmes that deliver meaningful benefits to communities through improved energy efficiency, reduced carbon emissions and enhanced living conditions for residents. Judges looked for scalability, social impact and measurable performance improvements. Shortlisted Finalists • Finn Heat Pumps Ltd- Cluid Housing Association Retrofit project • Allbrite- Beaufort Energy Retrofit Programme project • Sola Energy Solutions - The Mall & Church Avenue Social Housing Retrofit Programme project LES Applied Systems Categories Commercial Decarbonisation Excellence Award This category celebrates organisations leading the decarbonisation of commercial buildings through innovative heating, cooling and energy solutions. Judges assessed carbon reduction potential, system performance and longterm operational benefits. Shortlisted Finalists • Crossflow- Bank of Ireland project • Greentherm - RDS Anglesea Stand Redevelopment project • Burlington Engineering - Cisco project CO2 Heat Pump Pioneer Award Recognising projects that demonstrate leadership in the adoption of CO₂ heat pump technology and low-carbon heating innovation. Judges considered technical application, environmental benefit and project outcomes. Shortlisted Finalists • EcoCool Refrigeration Ltd - Central Hotel project • Astech Air Conditioning - UCC Brookfield project • TagAir- Loftline Apartments project Applied Systems Design Award Celebrating excellence in system design, engineering integration and project execution across complex commercial and public sector applications. Judges looked for innovative thinking, technical competence and measurable building performance. Shortlisted Finalists • Greentherm - Moxy Hotel project • Astech Air Conditioning - Biomarin Laboratory Extension Project • Quinn Downes - Portmarnock Residential Care Home project Automation & Robotics Categories Robotics Excellence Award Recognising robotics solutions that demonstrate innovation, productivity improvement, operational efficiency and engineering excellence. Judges assessed technical sophistication, performance improvements and business impact. Shortlisted Finalists • Ward Automation- Medical Device Manufacturer project • AIR Sligo - Pharma Production Robotics Solution project • Ashdale Engineering - Pharma Manufacturer project Automation Solution Award Celebrating automation projects that have successfully improved operational performance, productivity and sustainability through intelligent engineering and control systems. Judges looked for measurable outcomes, innovation and implementation excellence. Shortlisted Finalists • Ashdale Engineering Ltd- Glenmore Farm Anaerobic Digestion Plant – • MPAC - Commercial Sawmill project • ECN Technologies Ltd - Regional Water Utility Area project Celebrating Industry Excellence Commenting on the announcement, Ciaran Moody, President Mitsubishi Electric Ireland, said: "The quality and quantity of entries received for the inaugural Harmony Awards exceeded all expectations. The shortlisted finalists represent some of the most innovative, sustainable and technically impressive projects currently being delivered across Ireland. On behalf of Mitsubishi Electric Ireland, I would like to congratulate every finalist and thank all those who took the time to enter. I would also like to extend our sincere thanks to our independent judging panel for the time, expertise and professionalism they have dedicated to the evaluation process. Their commitment has been invaluable in ensuring that the Harmony Awards are judged fairly, transparently and to the highest industry standards." These awards are about recognising excellence, celebrating collaboration and showcasing the real-world impact that our industry is having on homes, businesses, communities and critical infrastructure across the country. We look forward to celebrating with all our customers at the awards ceremony in November." The winners of each category will be revealed at the Harmony Awards ceremony in November 2026. To view the full shortlist and learn more about the awards, visit the Harmony Awards website. les.mitsubishielectric.ie/harmonyawards Judging Panel and Mitsubishi Electric Ireland President: (L to R) Dr Keith Sunderland, Pat Lehane, Laura McMahon, Ciaran Moody, Paul Martin and Eamonn Sheils.
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