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F1 has provided an update on its target of becoming carbon net zero by 2030.
F1 is making progress towards its goal of being carbon net zero by 2030, with a 50 percent reduction in its carbon footprint.
By the end of 2024, F1 had reduced its carbon emissions by 26 percent compared to its 2018 baseline, surpassing the halfway mark towards its target.
Despite an increase in the number of races and growing popularity, F1 has managed to decrease its carbon footprint by 36 percent between 2018 and the last season.
To offset unavoidable emissions, F1 will utilize carbon credit programmes to achieve its net zero target while adhering to best practice guidelines.
The championship is committed to continuous improvement and innovation to address potential diminishing returns as 2030 approaches, focusing on climate action and new solutions.
F1’s approach involves maximizing reductions through operational changes and technological advancements, emphasizing the importance of climate science in achieving its net zero target.
