The Low Carbon Awards were presented at a prestigious ceremony on Thursday 29th November 2007 at the University of Southampton.

Listed below are the Winners and Highly Commended for each catergory:

The winner of the Low Cabon Development of the Year Award was Drum Housing Association with their entry 'Experimental Low Carbon Refurbishment'

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Highly Commmended in the Low Carbon Development of the Year Award was the Low Carbon Trust with their entry 'Earthship Brighton'

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The winner of the Public Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was East Sussex County Council with their entry 'East Sussex County Council: Carbon Management Plan'

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Highly Commended in the Public Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was West Sussex County Council with their entry 'The West Sussex County Council Staff Travel Plan'

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Also Highly Commended in the Public Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was the University of Surrey with their entry 'Design, development and introduction of Combined Heat and Power'

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The winner of the Private Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was Warmafloor and their entry 'Creating a Low Carbon Headquarters'

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Highly Commended in the Private Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was Oil Splill Response with their entry 'Reducing our carbon footprint'

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Also Highly Commended in the Private Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award was Valueform Ltd with their entry 'Development and launch of carbon neutral padded envelopes'

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Also Highly Commended in the Private Sector Commitment to Carbon Reduction Award were Sigrid Stagl and Peter Kaufmann with their entry 'Eco refurbishment of Victorian House'

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The winner of the Individual Champion for Sustainable Energy Award was Richard Dunne for his entry 'A renewable energy amd energy efficiency programme in a state primary school'

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The winner of the Campaign of the Year Award was Inchcape Fleet Solutions with their entry 'Well to wheel - cutting company cabon dioxide emissions

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Highly Commended in the Champion of the Year Award was Crawley Borough Council and their entry 'The Crawley Climate Challenge Campaign - Putting you in the Picture'

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