Cross-sector pioneers awarded at London ceremony that bridged sustainability and consciousness
- Winners of 2025’s P.E.A. Awards announced at ceremony curated to raise consciousness
- Awards partner with London Climate Action Week to advocate sustainable evolution
- Special Lifetime Achievement & Best of Year mark 15 years of the UK’s leading sustainability awards
LONDON, 26 June – As part of London Climate Action Week, green heroes from the UK and beyond were recognised and rewarded at a glittering green-carpet ceremony in London’s Ladbroke Hall.
Winners of this year’s P.E.A. (People. Environment. Achievement.) Awards, in association with OMMM, were welcomed to the stage by host Antonique Smith – Grammy-nominated singer and Earth Day 2025 ambassador.
Reframing sustainability
The 15th year of the awards focused on unity between sustainability and spirituality, curated in association with OMMM. The event included sacred soundscapes from Cosmic Rhapsody, Reachel Singh, The Museum of Consciousness, and performances by Antonique Smith and BGT finalist Tom Ball. The event streamed via We Don’t Have Time.
“Tonight we raised more than just glasses… the goal was to create an environment that raised the consciousness and vibration of the whole room.”
— Jarvis Smith, founder of the P.E.A. Awards
Special Awards
Lifetime Achievement: Dr Jane Goodall
Best of Year: Anila Noor, New Women Connectors
Category Winners
CLIMATE PIONEER
Winner: Anila Noor, New Women Connectors
Empowering displaced women to influence global climate policy through local leadership and equity.
CULTURE (Sponsored by Ladbroke Hall)
Winner: Dryden Goodwin & Lucy Wood, Invisible Dust
“Breathe” artwork raises awareness on air pollution, viewed by over 14 million people globally.
ENERGY (Sponsored by EDEN)
Winner: GoPlugable
Female-led platform allowing individuals to share private EV chargers.
EVOLUTION OF SUSTAINABILITY (Sponsored by OMMM)
Winner: Lucy Tammam, Tammam
“One Dress: PLANET” – collaborative couture adorned with endangered flora embroidery.
HEALTH & WELLBEING
Winner: Kids Operating Room
Solar Surgery Systems ensure uninterrupted surgery power in sub-Saharan Africa.
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
Winner: Mindahi Bastida, Earth Elders
Reviving ancestral ecological knowledge and empowering young Indigenous leaders.
INNOVATOR (Sponsored by Octopus Energy)
Winner: Circular Computing
Industry-first remanufacturing facility reducing e-waste and promoting sustainable IT.
NATURE
Winner: Lucy Grabe-Watson, Ancient Woodlands UK
Youth-led legal advocacy for the protection of ancient woodlands in Britain.
SHOPPING (Sponsored by Soil Association)
Winner: incognito
Biodegradable, Deet-free insect repellent keeping 29,000 litres of Deet out of waterways.
TECHNOLOGY
Winner: Mark Michael Rowlands, One Million Bags
Rebranded “litter picking” as “glittering” to promote joyful, accessible climate action.
TRAVEL
Winner: Rebecca Thompson, Ecosy Travel
Real-time emissions tech and low-carbon travel route planner for greener tourism.
YOUTH (Sponsored by Extreme Hangout)
Winner: Joe Rajapaksha
11-year-old climate advocate and author teaching children how to care for the planet.
Notes to Editors
The P.E.A. (People. Environment. Achievement.) Awards, founded by Jarvis Smith, is the UK’s leading climate award recognising sustainability heroes from across industries. Previous winners include Sir David Attenborough and Juliet Davenport OBE.
More info: peawards.com
Watch the video: YouTube Link
Contact: jarvis@mygreenpod.com | 07813844226