Catalyzing Climate Action: Coral Partners with Nissan Formula E
Nissan has a led across numerous domains – introduction and adoption of hybrid vehicles, EVs, and Hydrogen combustion. They are also intensively analysis their own operations and footprint.
While Nissan Formula E is pioneering electric mobility, it is also scrutinising its environmental impact and looking to catalyse continual improvement of environmental performance in the motorsport world. In that context, Coral is delighted to be selected by Nissan Formula E as its official carbon credits partner.
Nissan Formula E and Coral will use a custom calculator to accurately assess the carbon footprint of the racing team and will implement a robust credit scheme, providing full transparency on the team’s carbon offset.
This why we founded Coral – to provide a clear mechanism for companies, countries, and consumers to manage their carbon footprint.
Coral is bringing clarity and trust to carbon markets. The Coral platform provides a simple and transparent solution to make environmental responsibility through carbon offsetting actionable by everyone. By ensuring complete transparency in the origin, certification, provenance and verification of each carbon credit and its environmental impact, Coral instils trust in market participants.

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