Coral Attends Nissan Formula E Race in Diriyah
Last weekend, Coral was honored to attend the Formula E race in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, in partnership with Nissan Formula E Team. We are proud to be Nissan Formula E’s technical partner, helping them achieve their sustainability goals and making strides toward a cleaner future.
A Weekend of Electrifying Racing and Sustainability
The race in Diriyah was full of excitement, with Oliver Rowland taking Pole Position and recording the quickest lap of the weekend. It was a thrilling reminder of the innovation and dedication that go into Formula E racing—on and off the track.
Driving Innovation in Carbon Offset Solutions
As partners, Coral is working closely with Nissan Formula E Team to offset their carbon footprint for the 2023/24 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season. Using our blockchain-powered platform, we provide full transparency and traceability for every carbon credit, ensuring a verifiable and impactful contribution to global decarbonization efforts.
Looking Forward to More Collaborative Success
We are excited to continue building our partnership with Nissan Formula E, contributing to a future where sustainability and performance go hand in hand. Together, we aim to raise awareness of the importance of carbon management and lead the way in environmental responsibility.
Stay tuned for more updates as Coral continues to work alongside Nissan Formula E and other partners committed to driving climate action forward.
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