2026 Clean Energy Frontier Program Award Nomination Form Survey

1.Please choose one award category below:(Required.)

Category #1: Paulette Peirol Memorial Award for Excellence in Economic Development

This award recognizes an economic development professional or team that has shown a profound commitment to the region’s clean energy sector. The recipient will have demonstrated excellence through initiatives that promote regional economic growth, foster innovation and advance sustainability in the clean energy industry. 

Eligible nominees: Municipal staff

Category #2: Community Clean Energy Champion Award

This award celebrates a local business, not-for-profit organization or association that has shown outstanding leadership by fostering partnerships, engaging the community and advocating for regional clean energy advancement. The recipient will have demonstrated a commitment to collaboration, awareness-building and innovative projects that strengthen the regional clean energy ecosystem. 

Eligible nominees: Businesses, not-for-profit organization or association in the Clean Energy Frontier region

Category #3: Community Visionary Award  

Award to recognize an elected official who demonstrates visionary leadership in advancing clean energy within their community. The recipient has shown foresight, strategic thinking and a commitment to driving positive change in the CEF region.  

Eligible nominees: Elected officials

Category #4: Isotope Catalyst Award
 
This award recognizes a partner of the Southwestern Ontario Isotope Coalition who demonstrates unwavering support for the isotope industry, shows strong leadership in advancing its growth and champions collaboration to create meaningful impact across the sector. 

Eligible nominees: Partner of the Southwestern Ontario Isotope Coalition

Category #5: Community Impact & Resilience Award

This award recognizes a leader or organization whose vision, innovation and dedication have helped communities navigate challenges, build resilience and enhance safety and/or well-being.

Note: Three awards are presented in this category—one each for Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.

Eligible nominees: Community organizations, municipal working groups and/or committees, non-profit or healthcare organizations or individual leaders from these entities

2.Nominee information

Full name & organization name (for team nominations, include primary contact person)(Required.)

3.Nominee information

Position / title & contact information (e-mail & phone)(Required.)

4.Your information:

Your name & organization name(Required.)

5.Your information:

Position / title & contact information (e-mail & phone)(Required.)

6.Reason for nomination:

Describe why this individual or group should receive this award:
Please explain how the nominee has demonstrated excellence in economic development, innovation or community leadership within the clean energy sector.

Share specific examples of their contributions, initiatives or impact that align with the award criteria. Feel free to provide details about projects, achievements, partnerships or advocacy efforts that showcase their commitment to clean energy and regional growth. (500 words max)(Required.)

7.Supporting evidence (pptional):

Links to relevant projects, initiatives, or news coverage

(Provide links to articles, websites or project descriptions that illustrate the nominee’s contributions and impact in clean energy and economic development.)

8.Additional comments:

Feel free to share any additional information or unique insights that highlight why this nominee deserves recognition.

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