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Zemo Partnership  partners with the FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile  to deliver certified sustainable fuel for Formula 1 from 2026 https://lnkd.in/euc8dKGW #fueldistribution #sustainablefuel #futurefuel

🏁🌍 Formula 1's Leap Towards Sustainability – A Milestone Worth Celebrating! 🌍🏁 As a fan of Formula 1, a sport that combines high-speed thrill with cutting-edge technology, I was quite impressed when I read this article today: https://lnkd.in/esxU6DDA Formula 1 has recently published its inaugural #ImpactReport, and the results are quite interesting. The sport is transforming - aligning its high-octane excitement with an equally powerful commitment to the planet. Demonstrating a commitment to #sustainability, the sport has successfully reduced its #carbonfootprint by 13% since 2018, making significant strides towards its ambitious #NetZero Carbon goal by 2030. For those interested in the specifics of how a global sport can dramatically shift its operational paradigm to meet the challenges of climate change, I highly recommend diving into the full report. It details innovative steps like the integration of Pirelli FSC-certified tyres and a shift towards 100% sustainable fuels. The move to renewable energy sources and smarter logistics solutions illustrates Formula 1’s leadership in marrying performance with sustainability. It’s not just a blueprint for motorsports but for any industry aiming to make significant environmental changes https://lnkd.in/e3HteVBJ TMC, Formula Electric Belgium #Formula1 #Sustainability #Innovation #Motorsports #PeopleDriveTechnology

The FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile has announced a groundbreaking initiative to certify 100% sustainable fuel, aiming to decarbonise the transport sector while maintaining compatibility with internal combustion engines. This bold move underscores FIA’s commitment to environmental sustainability and technological innovation in motorsport. #decarbonisation #environmentalsustainability #FIA #FormulaOne #fuelcertification #motorsportinnovation #sustainablefuel #sustainablemobility Follow F&L Asia Ltd. for more industry updates here: https://lnkd.in/fGDzetn Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/g2PczSm https://lnkd.in/g4DsggBU

NEWS: A new scheme has been established to deliver certified sustainable fuel for Formula 1. 🏎️ The FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile has mandated the use of 100% sustainable fuel derived from 'Advanced Sustainable Components' from the 2026 Formula 1 season, ensuring that fuels come from sustainable feedstocks and that they also meet stringent greenhouse gas emissions thresholds. The Sustainable Racing Fuel Assurance Scheme (SRFAS) has been developed by Zemo Partnership in collaboration with the FIA to provide robust assurance of the deployment of sustainable, low carbon fuels in motor sport. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ekMfT24F

Formula 1 to transport 20% air cargo on SAF Motor racing competition Formula 1 announced that it will use sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to on 20% of its flights haul cargo this season in partnership with DHL. “Formula 1 has always been at the forefront of innovation, and our early stage investment in Sustainable Aviation Fuel is a testament to our dedication to deliver on our Net Zero by 2030 commitment. SAF is just the latest step for the business, and underscores how alternative fuels both on and off track can materially reduce carbon emissions. This delivery of our sustainability strategy is only made possible through coordinated actions across our sport,” said Ellen Jones, Head of ESG, Formula 1. #sustainableaviationfuel #SAF #cleanaviationfuel #biofuel #renewablejetfuel #aviationemissions #decarbonization #climatechange #sustainability #greenaviation #aviationindustry #airlineindustry #aerospaceindustry #energytransition #lowcarboneconomy #greeneconomy Read full below. https://lnkd.in/eePD2hG7

⚡️ How is Formula E redefining sustainability in motorsport? 🏎️ Yesterday, I had the chance to be on a panel with Lars Stegelmann and Oliver Ciesla discussing the future of motorsport. One take-away: Motorsport is taking sustainability very seriously, more than what most people think. In this context, Formula E deserves a full case study. ⚡️ Formula E is not just a racing championship, it's a global platform pushing the boundaries of innovation, technology, and sustainability in sport. Here's a snapshot of their initiatives: ♻️ #NetZero Carbon Since Inception Since its launch in 2014, Formula E has maintained net-zero carbon status, accounting for all Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. They've achieved this by reducing emissions where possible and offsetting the remainder through verified carbon credits supporting renewable energy and reforestation projects. ⬇️ #Carbon Emissions Reduction The latest sustainability report of Formula E covers its 9th season, and it has continually tried to reduce its carbon footprint. During season 9, their carbon footprint was 32,600t CO2e, compared with 44,620 in season 5, a reduction of 27%. 🌱 #Sustainable Racing Events The championship prioritizes sustainable event management, including renewable energy for race operations, zero single-use plastics, and detailed waste management plans at each event. Tracks are often designed within existing cityscapes to minimize environmental disruption and maximize community engagement. 🔌 #Electric Innovation on the Track Formula E has accelerated the adoption of EV technology globally. By racing in urban centers, the series highlights how electric vehicles can transform city life, contributing to cleaner air and reduced emissions. Their GEN3 car is the world's most efficient race car, with over 40% of the energy used in a race coming from regenerative braking. 🌍 Sustainability Alliance #Partnerships Formula E collaborates with sustainability-focused partners such as ABB, Allianz, and UNICEF. These alliances enable impactful programs, like electrification in underserved regions and education initiatives on climate action, ensuring their influence goes far beyond the racetrack. 💧 United Nations Global Compact Commitment As a UN Global Compact participant, Formula E aligns with principles of environmental stewardship and sustainability. This includes publishing annual sustainability reports that openly detail their goals and progress. In a motorsport world often criticized for its environmental impact, Formula E demonstrates how innovation and sustainability can power a new era of sport. Congrats to Julia Pallé and her team for these amazing initiatives. 👏 PS: If you enjoy learning about sustainability in sport, you should check out EcoSports 🌟

🏎️ See how the FIA (Federation Internationale de l'Automobile), organisers of Formula 1, is embracing sustainability and leading by example in the world of motorsport from decarbonising race events to promoting sustainable fan behaviour. https://lnkd.in/eKJC_SKs #chivasbrothers #chivasregal #formula1 #sustainability #decarbonising #responsibledriving

The FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile is #accelerating #sustainability across all motorsports! From our Environmental Accreditation Programme to working with teams on carbon reduction, we're driving positive change. Read more in this edie article: https://lnkd.in/gKRusPMr #FIA #SustainabilityInMotorsport

Renowned for its Formula 1 World Championship, the FIA represents 243 mobility organisations across 147 countries. Beyond regulating motorsport, the FIA is dedicated to setting environmental standards for the industry. A key initiative is the FIA’s Environmental Accreditation Programme, designed to help teams, venues, and circuits enhance their sustainability practices. By 2023, 131 organisations had achieved accreditation through this programme, which employs a three-star system to assess their environmental management efforts.

People often think that motor racing is the antithesis of #sustainability. The first ever report on #ESG by Formula 1 addresses this misconception and shows indeed how that sport has introduced significant steps to reduce emissions and aim for Net Zero. Formula 1 has set a number of targets from an operational, logistics, freight and event perspective. They aim to: - Reduce carbon emissions by a minimum of 50% from 2018 base - Deliver 100% Sustainable fuel by 2026 - Drive carbon awareness across the sport and beyond - Transform to ultra efficient and low carbon logistics and travel - Power facilities, factories and events with renewable energy - Work closely with stakeholders to take climate action. This will be across: - Travel and logistics for F1, Teams and Key Suppliers - Energy at F1 offices and Team facilities - Energy at events for F1, Teams, Hosts and Key Suppliers. Formula 1 has now reported on its transition and success in implementation of these objectives with good progress being made. For example emissions are down 13% on 2018 base. The full report is here: https://lnkd.in/g4_jyrJm #majorevents #sport, #ESG #sustainability #Tourism #Formula1 #motorsport Australian Grand Prix Corporation