This year’s Autosport International Show at the NEC played host to critical discussions on sustainability in motorsport. Find out what Extreme E, World Rally Championship and Ellysium Racing are doing to improve sustainability in motorsport.

COP 28 has provided some major changes. 200 countries agreed to sign the deal to “transition away from fossil fuels” and more discussions have taken place at COP 28 to understand the impact sport can have on the climate.

As we look ahead to COP28, which is set to begin on November 30th in Dubai UAE, it is important to reflect on the outcomes of COP27 hosted in Egypt last year.

With sustainability attracting attention within football, ambition towards a sustainable future must be translated into tangible actions which tackle these challenges head-on. Robust sustainability strategies which effectively embed ESG targets are essential, and we have seen the development of such strategies in the sport over the last few years.

Q & A with our new Senior Business Development and Sustainability Manager Caroline Carlin. Find out more about her previous experience in the sector and what she is most excited for as she joins us at Enovation Consulting.

Sport, like many other industries, relies heavily upon its conservation and protection. The depletion of nature is therefore a critical barrier to sport’s enduring success, but little attention has historically been paid to this fact.

Within the global sports landscape, prominent athletes can occupy a particularly influential position; fans, corporates, and other stakeholders often take an interest in their views on a variety of issues beyond the sport in which they’re involved.

As we look to solve the complex sustainability challenges of the future, quality education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is essential, providing young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to foster and protect sustainable societies.