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2025 Excellence Awards winners

 

2024-2025 Award Winners

Environment Project Excellence Award

ConocoPhillips Australia on behalf of ConocoPhillips APLNG, Shell QGC, and Santos GLNG earned the Chair’s Award for their decade of industry collaboration and environmental excellence for the Gladstone Long Term Turtle Management Plan.

The other finalists in this category were:

  • The Santos Moomba Carbon Capture and Storage project
  • Woodside Energy’s Improving biodiversity outcomes in Western Australia: leveraging carbon-related reforestation

Left to right: Cecile Wake (Chair, EHS Committee), Ingrid England (Lead Environmental Advisor, Shell) on behalf of Shell QGC, Becky Peavler (General Manager HSE, ConocoPhillips Australia) on behalf of ConocoPhillips APLNG, Miles Yeates from (Principal Environmental Consultant Eco Logical) on behalf of Eco Logical, Tomas Radzevicius (Vice President, Operations) from Santos on behalf of Santos GLNG

 

Safety Project Excellence Award

The Amplitude Energy BMG Decommissioning Campaign – Delivering Safety Excellence program won the Safety Project Excellence Award.

The other finalists in this category were:

  • The Santos Campbell Platform Removal program
  • Woodside Energy’s initiative Improving Safety and Operational Efficiency through Condition-Based Monitoring and IoT Technologies

Left to right: Cecile Wake (Chair, EHS Committee), Chad Wilson (Chief Executive Officer) Amplitude Energy

 

Community Development Excellence Award

Woodside Energy’s Woodside Development Fund and One Tree Community Services – Roebourne Pathways Program won the Community Development Excellence Award.

The other finalists in this category were:

  • Beach Energy’s campaign Cultural Connections: Strengthening relationships and protecting heritage
  • KAEFER, together with Santos, for its initiative Increasing Indigenous Training and Jobs in the Energy Sector

Left to right: Cecile Wake (Chair, EHS Committee), Tony Cudmore (Executive Vice President Sustainability, Policy & External Affairs) Woodside Energy

 

Workforce Development Excellence Award

The Workforce Development Excellence Award went to Santos for its Real Thrives Here Program – a shining example of how a differentiated and bold EVP is helping a workforce shift and deliver on the energy transition project.

The other finalists in this category were:

  • Chevron Australia’s campaign Unlocking potential: encouraging women’s participation in technical roles
  • ExxonMobil’s Internship Program

Left to right: Cecile Wake (Chair, EHS Committee), Amanda Bald (Vice President People Experience) Santos

 

Chair’s Award

ConocoPhillips Australia on behalf of ConocoPhillips APLNG, Shell QGC, and Santos GLNG earned the Chair’s Award for their decade of industry collaboration and environmental excellence for the Gladstone Long Term Turtle Management Plan.

Left to right: Meg O’Neill (Chair, Australian Energy Producers), Ingrid England (Lead Environmental Advisor, Shell) on behalf of Shell QGC, Becky Peavler (General Manager HSE, ConocoPhillips Australia) on behalf of ConocoPhillips APLNG, Miles Yeates from (Principal Environmental Consultant Eco Logical) on behalf of Eco Logical, Tomas Radzevicius (Vice President, Operations) from Santos on behalf of Santos GLNG

 

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