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Details here: - https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/discover/sustainability/net-zero https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/discover/sustainability/net-z... - https://f.fi
by Tempest1981 5y ago
Details here:
- https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/discover/sustainability/net-zero https://www.fiaformulae.com/en/discover/sustainability/net-z...
- https://f.fiaformulae.com/r/sustainability/FE-Sustainability-Report-S6.pdf https://f.fiaformulae.com/r/sustainability/FE-Sustainability...
Not clear which emissions are being offset. Although, relative to ICE racing, the bar is low.
- robotmlg 5y agomost emission from ICE racing (at least in the high level series where they do a lot of traveling) is from the planes and ships that transport the team members and equipment, and I imagine that's the same for Formula E
- Goz3rr 5y ago> Although, relative to ICE racing, the bar is low. You do realize the actual ICE emissions dwarf in comparison to the whole picture right? If you take Formula 1 for example, they run 20 cars that will each burn through about 200-300kg of fossil fuel per race weekend. Even so, the actual emissions from the cars only accounts for 0.7% of the total CO2 emissions of a whole season of F1. Almost half the emissions are just from transporting equipment from race to race (via air, sea and land). About a quarter is transporting the personnel. Almost all of these still apply to Formula E.