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Petroleum Economist reveals 2019 awards winners
The winners of the 2019 Petroleum Economist Awards were announced in London on 19 November
Energy Consultancy of the Year
Deloitte Consulting LLP
Petrochemicals Company of the Year
EQUATE
Downstream Initiative of the Year
Sadara Chemical Company
Exploration Company of the Year
Eni
Energy Company of the Year—small cap
Energean
Energy Company of the Year—mid cap
MOL Group
PR Company of the Year
Instinctif Partners
Legal Services Provider of the Year
Bracewell (UK) LLP
Energy Company of the Year—large cap
Total
PE Awards
22 November 2017
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2017 Petroleum Economist Award winners

In a ceremony at One Great George Street in London on 21 November, we announced this year's award winners. Here's the list in full

Energy Consultancy of the Year (Performance Improvement)Energy and Technical Services Ltd Energy Consultancy of the Year (Public Relations)Armitage Communications  Legal Services Provider of the YearWhite & Case LLP Energy Finance Provider of the YearGreensill Capital Technology Company of the YearSiemens Service Company of the YearSchlumberger Cleaner Energy Initiative of the YearRepsol Green Bonds CSR Programme of the YearHPCL-Mittal Energy Exploration Company of the YearEni Downstream Company of the YearOMV Petrochemicals Company of the YearSadara Chemical Company Future LeaderAhmed Almaghaslah, Saudi Aramco Energy Executive of the yearMaria Sferruzza, Baker Hughes, a GE Company Proje

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