30 May 2018
Petroleum Economist opens 2018 awards nominations
Industry-leading event adding new categories as a result of expansion
Leading energy publication Petroleum Economist has opened its award nominations for this year, with new categories reflecting the expansion of the event. Running since 2005, the Petroleum Economist awards celebrate the people, companies and projects that epitomise the best of the energy industry. The 2018 event, to be held on 27 November at One Great George Street in London, is open to everyone involved in the energy sector. Organisers have this year added "LNG project of the Year", "Energy Trading House of the Year" and "Hedging Advisory Firm of the Year" as new categories . These join established and successful areas of competition such as "Chief Executive of the Year", "Future Leader"
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