The edie Net-Zero Awards have been established to acknowledge and celebrate the corporate initiatives driving the transition to net-zero through specific projects and actions, highlighting the efforts of businesses and climate experts. Extreme E and ENOWA have been recognized for their innovative approach to energy production in the racing industry, integrating a Hydrogen Fuel Cell System into the championship's operations. By leveraging solar and green hydrogen energy, ENOWA's system supports sustainable energy practices in challenging environments. At the Hydro X Prix in Scotland, Extreme E and ENOWA achieved a significant milestone by utilizing hydrogen fuel cells to generate 80% of the event site power. This involved using 700kg of green hydrogen to produce 11 Megawatt-hours, providing energy for car charging, catering, and event control. The impact was substantial, equivalent to powering 1,000 UK homes for a day or facilitating over 350 EV charges. The recognition at the edie Net-Zero Awards reflects the commitment of Extreme E and ENOWA to drive innovation and sustainability in motorsport, with a focus on increasing clean energy production for race site infrastructure. The upcoming awards ceremony in London will unveil the winners, celebrating advancements in renewable energy and environmental consciousness within the racing industry.