Mane // 2021 CSR Report

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Appendices

USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES

FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE

CO 2 EMISSIONS ON SCOPES 1 AND 2 (IN TONNES OF CO 2 EQUIVALENT PER TONNE OF PRODUCT)

Each year, we carry out a carbon footprint assessment of all the Group’s activities according to the GreenHouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol). This methodology allows us to identify significant GHG emission sources across our value chain (scopes 1, 2 and 3) in order to guide our strategic climate decisions.

33% RENEWABLE ENERGY

0.65

2018

0.55

2020

0.48

Ten years ago, we committed to increasing the share of renewable energy to 33% of our total energy consumption by 2021. Our objective has now been achieved, thanks notably to the following actions:

2021

In 2021, MANE had its climate strategy assessed by the Assessing Low-Carbon Transition (ACT) initiative, developed by ADEME and CDP. This approach provides methods and tools to assess the alignment of a company’s strategy with a decarbonisation trajectory adapted to its activities, in light of its sector. MANE was rated 13 A+. 13 corresponds to the low-carbon transition performance score (score of 1 to 20). A is the evaluation score, which summarises the evaluation with regard to six additional criteria (scale from E to A). + is the trend score which indicates in which direction the company score should be expected to change if the ACT assessment is subsequently repeated (on a scale of -/=/+). -27% CO 2 EMISSIONS (SCOPES 1 AND 2) PER TONNE SINCE 2009

0.28

2030

2030 TARGET

Green electricity Our production sites in France, Spain and the United States (MANE USA in Wayne) signed a green electricity contract for 100%of their consumption. In 2021, 45% of the electricity consumed by the Group was of renewable origin. Our new target for 2030 is to achieve 100% green electricity. Biomass Our MANE KANCOR industrial sites in Angamaly and Byadgi have installed biomass boilers to recover energy from plant residues from their extraction processes and to generate steam. In 2021, this enabled them to self-produce 72% of their energy consumption. Photovoltaic panels Our industrial sites in Thailand and Indonesia have installed solar panels enabling them to self-generate about 25% of their electricity consumption. LEED® certification MANE has obtained LEED®Gold certification for its new reception centre in Bar-sur-Loup, in France (inaugurated in 2017), and its new factory in Guarne, Colombia (inaugurated in 2018). These new buildings were built and fitted out in compliance with the requirements of the LEED® standard by using more ecological materials and limiting water and energy consumption.

CO 2 emissions (scopes 1 & 2)

2021

2018

2020

In tonnes of CO 2 equivalent

55,666 53,055 51,684

Methodological note: The calculated scopes did not take into account MANE Italia. The emission factors used to estimate CO 2 emissions relating to electricity consumption and refrigerant leakage are taken from: (1) For electricity: the Base Carbone ® database of the ADEME (French Environment and Energy Management Agency). (2) For natural gas: the Base Carbone ® database of the ADEME for France, the website of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the United States and the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories for other countries. (3) For fuel oil: Base Carbone ® of ADEME. (4) For refrigerants: the sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC. Indicators verified by the independent third-party organisation to provide reasonable assurance. Between 2020 and 2021, we reduced our emissions on scopes 1 and 2 per tonne of product by 12%. It was essentially the significant reductions in energy consumption by MANE Inc. in the United States and the leakage of refrigerants by MANE in Bar-sur-Loup (France) that enabled us to achieve this performance. The ISO 14001 certification recently obtained by MANE Inc. enabled the implementation of a more effective environmental management system, focused on reducing energy intensity.

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