Extreme E Shortlisted for BBC Green Sports Awards for Sustainable Practices and Hydrogen Innovation
Key Ideas
- Extreme E recognized for sustainability efforts and hydrogen innovation in the sports industry.
- Series powered 80% of its race site with hydrogen fuel cells, transitioning from hydrotreated vegetable oil generators.
- Partnerships with ENOWA and Vodafone Business to support nature-based solutions and monitor environmental impacts.
- Shortlisted for multiple awards highlighting commitment to sustainability and innovation in sports.
Extreme E has been shortlisted for the BBC Green Sports Awards in the Elite Organisation category due to its long-term commitment to sustainability, including the launch of the Extreme H hydrogen racing car and powering 80% of its race site in Scotland with hydrogen fuel cells. The organization's dedication to sustainability and purpose-led sport is evident through partnerships with ENOWA and Vodafone Business to support nature-based solutions and monitor environmental impacts. The series also focuses on leaving positive legacies in the communities it races in, such as supporting efforts to protect Atlantic Salmon in Scotland. Furthermore, Extreme E has been shortlisted for several other awards recognizing its innovation and partnerships in sustainability within the sports industry. The recognition by the BBC and other institutions highlights Extreme E's role in driving impactful change for the planet through hydrogen innovation and sustainable practices in motorsport.