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Formula E will begin its tenth season by attending the United Nations’ COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai from November 30 until December 12 in a bid to persuade other sports to follow its le…
Formula E, the all-electric open-wheel racing series, will kick off its tenth season by attending the United Nations’ COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai. The series aims to persuade other sports to prioritize sustainability, building on its own achievements in this area. In 2020, Formula E became the first sport to have its emissions reductions targets approved by the Science Based Target Initiative and is on track to achieve a 45% overall reduction by 2030. A delegation representing Formula E will call on other elite sports leaders to join forces in sustainability efforts, recognizing the global reach and influence of athletes. Formula E has not only focused on sustainability but also on enhancing the sporting experience, with cars becoming 75% more powerful since its inception and introducing innovations such as regenerative braking and fast charging mid-race. The series has also set records for overtakes, lap times, and speeds achieved in races during the previous season.
