Extreme E Races To Carbon Emissions Partner Renewal

Extreme E has extended its net zero mission partnership with carbon project developer Allcot.

Allcot has partnered with the climate-focused electric motor racing series since Season 1, and the latest renewal sees it remain the official environmental contribution partner for the championship.

For Season 3, Allcot aims to introduce ‘innovative solutions’ to answer the needs of positive climate action, and will work with Extreme to explore new ways to address carbon emissions.

Allcot will hope that Extreme E’s racing format, which takes place in some of the world’s most environmentally challenged locations, will provide a platform for raising awareness about climate change and promoting sustainable practices.

Ali Russell, Chief Marketing Officer, at Extreme E, commented, ”We’re delighted to continue our work with Allcot for Season 3, where we will ensure Extreme E continues to offset our carbon footprint at the end of each racing year.
 
“Extreme E has always strived to make a difference, leveraging the global influence of motorsport to showcase solutions to pressing climate issues. Allcot’s collaboration as Extreme E’s official environmental contribution partner will ensure that the Championship can minimise, measure and offset its environmental impact, as well as continue to effect lasting change. We look forward to progressing our work together.”

Alexis L. Leroy, CEO of Allcot, added, “We are thrilled to renew our partnership with Extreme E. We have witnessed the tremendous impact Extreme E has had in raising global awareness about the urgent need to combat climate change.

“Through our continued collaboration, we aim to introduce innovative approaches to carbon markets, advancing the way we address emissions and drive sustainable practices for business.”