Formula E: first sport to be certified "carbon neutral" since its creation in 2014

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"The ABB FIA Formula E Championship has become the first sport to have a net zero carbon footprint since inception, investing in internationally certified projects in all race markets to offset emissions from six seasons (2014-2020) of electric racing," announced Formula E on 21/09/2020, the launch date of "Climate Week NYC 2020" held in New York (USA) from 27/09/2020.

"Formula E has followed three key steps to achieve a net zero carbon footprint: effective measurement of carbon output, prioritising reducing its footprint and offsetting remaining unavoidable emissions. With a founding purpose to counteract climate change, Formula E’s commitment to deliver better futures through racing drives its ongoing environmental, economic and social sustainability initiatives around the world," explained the electric car race organiser.

"Working closely with Quantis, the leading life cycle assessment and sustainability experts, Formula E has been calculating the overall footprint of the championship since its inaugural season (2014-15), with a continual focus on lowering emissions…

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