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Formula 1 has revealed findings that suggest it is on course to hit its Net Zero 2030 target amid a
F1 set up an initiative to cut carbon emissions by 50% compared to 2018, focusing on travel, logistics, and energy use. The latest update for the 2022 season shows a 13% reduction, with 37% remaining to reach the goal by 2030. Measures like biofuel-powered trucks and transitioning to renewable energy are helping in the reduction efforts. The expansion to a 24-round calendar now accounts for 49% of F1’s carbon footprint. Efforts like using sustainable fuel and generators powered by biofuels are evident in events like the Austrian and British Grand Prix. Overall, F1 is making significant progress towards its sustainability goals, with plans for further reductions in emissions.
