Ten companies were recognised for their efforts to reduce fleet carbon emissions, at the 11th annual Fleet Hero Awards.

An organic supermarket alternative that delivers direct from the farm and a zero tailpipe emissions courier service are among those to be named Fleet Heroes 2016.

The ceremony was held in the London Transport Museum by The Energy Saving Trust.

This year’s winners include Farmdrop, a to-your-door organic supermarket in London, which uses a fleet of electric vans to deliver groceries direct from the producers – be that fruit, vegetables, cheese, meat or dairy. It picked up the Ultra Low Emission Fleet award.

Meanwhile zero tailpipe emission couriers WEGO won the Fleet Hero Innovation Award jointly with InterCity RailFreight for their novel approach to reducing emissions in polluted city centres.

With depots in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Sheffield and London, WEGO’s fleet of electric vehicles and pushbikes helps to minimise air pollution in city centres. The first/last mile courier has partnered with InterCity RailFreight to consolidate deliveries across the country using high speed rail to drastically reduce carbon emissions.

This year’s other winners were:

Best Public Sector Fleet: West Yorkshire Police

Best Business Sector Fleet: Z-Tech Control Systems

Grey Fleet Management: Gateshead Council

Vehicle Manufacturer: BMW

Fleet Supplier: Magenta Technology

Fuel Efficient Driving: Drive DeVililbiss Healthcare

Air Quality Initiative: City of Bradford Council

Unsung Fleet Hero: John Gorton, Essex Police and Kent Police