As part of its Net Zero Carbon by 2030 drive, Formula One plans to introduce a 100% sustainable fuel in time for the new engine formula in 2026. In 2019, as part of a wider sustainability strategy, F1 set out its target of net zero carbon by 2030, and has since been working with the teams, race promoters, the FIA and others to reduce the sport’s carbon footprint. Various initiatives, including F1's offices using 100% renewable energy, remote broadcast operations and redesigned freight containers, have seen the sport reduce its carbon footprint. Now, following the successful introduction of E10 fuel this season, F1 is working with Aramco and all the major fuel manufacturers in the...
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