Entries for the ER & DCR Excellence Awards 2023 are now open
The Electrical Review and Data Centre Review Excellence Awards are coming back for 2023, with entries now open.
The Electrical Review and Data Centre Review Excellence Awards are coming back for 2023, with entries now open.
These awards recognise outstanding products and projects that embrace the latest in electrical engineering, display forward-thinking design and implementation, and champion the highest environmental, safety and energy efficiency standards. As always, these awards are looking for the best of the best from across both the electrical and data centre industries.
Following a long delay due to Covid-19, the 2022 ER & DCR Excellence Awards were amongst the biggest yet, taking place at the breathtaking Christ Church, Spitalfields. Organisers for the 2023 event have confirmed that next year’s event will be hosted at the same venue.
Companies wishing to be in with a chance of winning one of the top honours, whether it be because of an innovative product, an impressive project, or an outstanding achievement, can enter now. In fact, there has never been a better chance of winning, as we have added all-new categories for 2023 to recognise even more excellence within the electrical and data centre industries.
To enter the ER & DCR Excellence Awards, or to find out more details regarding the categories that are on offer this year, you can visit the dedicated awards website.
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