TGR Haas Formula One Team have announced a partnership with D.Energy, bringing it on board as their Official Sustainability Partner for the 2026 F1 season.
The partnership will see D.Energy help Haas reduce their carbon footprint by advancing renewable energy integration and implementing measurable sustainability initiatives across their racing and factory operations.
D.Energy will provide the American team with its services and help them enhance their existing sustainability objectives, governance structures, and accreditation commitments, including carbon footprint measurement, energy usage and optimisation, and reporting.
The partnership will also put the D.Energy logo on the Haas race car and other digital team assets throughout the season.
Ayao Komatsu, Team Principal of TGR Haas F1 Team, commented:
“Partnering with D.Energy marks an important step forward in our sustainability journey. Formula 1 is evolving rapidly, and it’s vital that we evolve with it. D.Energy brings the expertise and innovation required to help us reduce our environmental impact while maintaining peak performance on and off the track.”
Shafi Rafi, CEO of D.Energy, added:
“Our role as ‘Official Sustainability Partner’ to TGR Haas F1 Team is to bring precision to energy performance. In Formula 1, what gets measured gets optimized. D.Energy makes energy measurable, verifiable and economically accountable in real time and we’re excited to work with the team to help support their sustainability objectives.”
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