26 June 2024
CFP Energy
26 June 2024 London - Last night Jonathan Navon and Thomas Rassmuson, Founders of CFP Energy, received the 'Team of Transition Champions' Award at Reuters' Global Energy Transition Awards 2024.
The award was given in recognition of the work, success, innovation and leadership that the long-term partners have delivered across the energy and environmental sectors.
Jonathan and Thomas transformed CFP Energy from a carbon credits trading business back in 2006, to a market leading energy transition platform that now provides innovative environmental, fuels, power solutions, and risk management products to organisations across the UK and Europe.
Thomas Rassmuson said: "The evolution of CFP Energy into a multi-product leader has been driven by our commitment to client-centricity and responsiveness. As a business, we understand the importance of tailoring solutions to meet the unique challenges and opportunities faced by our clients, fostering a culture of collaboration and partnership. We have an incredible team at CFP Energy who all share the same ambition in spearheading the world's transition to a cleaner and greener economy."
Today, CFP Energy stands as a testament to Jonathan and Thomas’s leadership and dedication to sustainability. With a diverse portfolio of products and high-quality customers worldwide, CFP Energy has achieved remarkable growth and success under their guidance.
The organisation is currently enjoying its greatest period of growth, with products, staff numbers and territories expanding rapidly.
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