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Thirteen Winners of the European GreenBuilding Award for 2010

The European GreenBuilding Award for energy-efficient non-residential buildings was awarded for the second time in Frankfurt on April 14, as part of the European Light Building fair and the IEECB’10 conference (Improving Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings).

All projects submitted to the National Contact Points of the GreenBuilding program between January 2008 and October 2009 participated in the competition for the European GreenBuilding Award 2010. Projects that were awarded at national competitions in nine European countries were evaluated by a five-member jury according to agreed quantitative and qualitative criteria. Among them, 13 outstanding projects were selected in the following categories: best supporter, best corporate partner, best energy renovation projects, and best new building projects. The award ceremony was organized by the Austrian Energy Agency (AEA) as part of the GreenBuildingplus project, funded by the Intelligent Energy Europe program, according to the statement.

The winners of the European GreenBuilding Award for 2010 are:
Category Best Supporter:
Levenger S.L., Spain
Bengt Dahlgren AB, Sweden

Category Best Corporate Partner:
Fastighets AB Brostaden, Sweden

Category Best Energy Renovation Projects:
Realschule Hengersberg – Hauptschulverband Hengersberg, school, Germany
Pireaus Bank SA Syggrou – Pireaus Bank, office building, Greece
NH Principe de la Paz – NH Hotels, hotel, Spain
Bürogebäude Manschein – Ing. Siegfried Manschein GmbH, office building, Austria

Category Best New Building Projects:
Phoenix Plaza – Phoenix Park d.o.o., shopping center, Croatia
ASILO Cologno Monzese – Municipality of Cologno Monzese, public administration building, Italy
Port of Ghent office – Havenbedrijf Gent agh, office building, Belgium
ENERGYbase – WWFF Business and Service Center GmbH, office building, Austria