At Singapore GP, we are determined to build a legacy of positive change. In line with F1’s goal of reaching net zero by 2030, we have been working closely with the Singapore Tourism Board to lay the foundation for a more sustainable Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.
The 2024’s night race achieved significant greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) reduction of 40.6% in Scope 1, 2 and 3 compared to 2022 during the 5-month construction and tear down of the event. The total emissions in the Circuit Park from patron experience zones amounted to 1407.71 tCO2e.
In 2024, we reduced our Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 40.1% compared to 2022, surpassing the 26% reduction target originally set for 2025. This puts us on the fast track to halving the energy emissions from Scope 1 and 2 from the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix by 2028.
Read more about our sustainability initiatives and key achievements in our 2024 Impact Report here.
In 2024, GHG emissions arising from the F1 night race totalled 1407.71 tCO2e, representing a 40.6% reduction in tCO2e emissions from the baseline in 2022. Compared to 2023, the 2024 edition of the Formula 1 night race saw a year-on-year reduction of 25.2% in tCO2e emissions This brings us closer to our goal of reducing the event’s energy emissions by up to 52% by 2028.
Read more about our sustainability initiatives in our 2024 Impact Report.
Materials will be reused for as long as possible, resources utilised will be sourced sustainably, waste streams will be streamlined with improvement on waste operations to minimise waste and we will ensure that our supply chain has a responsible procurement process of goods and the delivery of services.
With Scope 1 being our biggest source of carbon emissions, we pledge to halve our energy emissions from Scope 1 and 2 from the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix by 2028. We will focus on energy reduction, increasing the use of renewable energy sources and utilising Renewable Energy Certificates for unavoidable emissions to ensure we reach our target.
To reduce emissions from power generators, we will gradually phase out diesel and increase the use of alternative fuels such as hydrotreated vegetable oil with lower carbon emissions.
Attainment of FIA 1 Star Environmental Accreditation in 2022, the Singapore Environment Council Eco-Events certification, and the F1 Pit Building received the Green Mark GoldPlus from the Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority.
B7 biodiesel was used to power 48% of the Circuit Park in Zone 4.
Ceased the sale of single-use plastic bottled still water, eliminating 160,000 used plastic bottles compared to 2019.
Supported local economy and employment creation by sub-contracting to more than 800 Singapore-based companies.
Attainment of FIA 3 Star Environmental Accreditation in 2023 from the FIA 1 Star Accreditation in 2022 (bypassing the 2 Star accreditation). The FIA 3 Star accreditation is the highest level of environmental sustainability recognition awarded by the motorsport governing body.
100% of track lights replaced with energy efficient LED lights.
Water efficient portable toilets powered by solar panels.
Robust annual outreach campaign through talks, live screenings and pop-up events.
Attainment of FIA 3 Star Environmental Accreditation in 2023 from the FIA 1 Star Accreditation in 2022 (bypassing the 2 Star accreditation). The FIA 3 Star accreditation is the highest level of environmental sustainability recognition awarded by the motorsport governing body.
Increased R100 HVO to power generators in Zone 1.
Collaboration with Plastify, a local startup that converts plastic waste into functional products.
Over 45,000 local residents experienced F1 related activities through Singapore GP’s #RevUpSG campaign in 2024.
As we look ahead, at Singapore GP will continue to align sustainability initiatives with new and innovative solutions. You may contact us at here, and we’d love to find out how we can potentially work together with partners in the vision to be one of the most sustainable street circuits on the F1 race calendar.
