The Mercedes Formula One team are partnering with mCloud to showcase and apply new clean technologies addressing carbon emissions and energy waste on the path to net zero.
Contract:
- mCloud joins the team's Sustainability Working Group
- The company will also look to tackle fugitive emissions and wasted energy consumption
Context: The partnership builds on the existing implementation of mCloud’s AssetCare solution at the team's base in Brackley. As part of the team's Sustainability Working Group, mCloud will advise on the team’s strategic ambition to become the world’s most sustainable professional sports organisation.
The Mercedes Formula One team have already taken numerous steps towards being a more sustainable organisation, becoming the first global sports team to invest in sustainable aviation fuel as part of their plans to be net zero by 2030.
Comment: Toto Wolff, chief executive and team principal of Mercedes, said: “We have been impressed with the energy efficiencies already created utilising mCloud's AssetCare solution at our campus in Brackley. An official partnership was the natural next step for both organisations. Through our partnership, we are excited to utilise their expertise as we take the next steps in sustainability and support the development of mCloud's portfolio of solutions.”
Coming next: The Formula One season gets underway this weekend at the Bahrain Grand Prix on 5th March.