Octopus Trusted Partners Awards Night 2025
Celebrating those on the front line of decarbonisation…
Greg Jackson, founder and CEO of Octopus Energy invites you to join him for a night of celebrating those on the front line of decarbonisation. We want to take the opportunity to acknowledge the work you do as our Trusted Partners, celebrate your achievements and really say thank you!
Join us for a glitzy evening with fellow installers and Octopus partner firms, with pre-dinner drinks, canapés, a three course dinner and complimentary wine, as well as hearing from Greg Jackson, and the iconic legend that is Harry Redknapp, on his own experiences of driving change and success. All nominated OTPs will be entitled to two complimentary places at the dinner.
When? Thursday 3rd April, from 6:45pm
Where? Royal Lancaster Hotel
Dress code? Lounge Suit
Buy extra tickets
Buy up to 5 extra tickets for the Octopus Trusted Partners Awards Night and celebrate the success stories of our partners. Tickets are priced at £70pp and include pre-dinner drinks, canapés, a three course dinner and complimentary wine.
Award finalists
Our awards are free and simple to enter. The first 200 companies who enter will receive two complimentary tickets to the Octopus Trusted Partners Awards 2025. You can enter as many of the 8 categories as you wish. The deadline for entries has now passed.
The judges
After-dinner speaker
Harry Redknapp
Former professional footballer and Premier League manager
Harry Redknapp is one of English football’s best-known managers. Widely admired for his man-management, his talent-spotting, and his down-to-earth, no-nonsense approach.
Best known as a player for his time at West Ham, when he played alongside Bobby Moore in the team's heyday, Harry played for over 15 years before moving into management. He coached two of his former playing clubs, Seattle Sounders and later Bournemouth. In his first job as a first team manager, Harry helped the latter avoid relegation from the football league and within three seasons topped the third division. A spell in the second tier of English football ended after a season plagued with injury and bad luck.
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