Sustainability Report - FY 2023

Environmental Information Climate Change

Results of the simulations Chart A: comparing «Business-as-usual» and «transition» scenarios (emission intensity)

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Emissions pathway Business-as-usual scenario (ktCO 2 e/sales, € bn) Emission pathway Transition scenario (ktCO 2 e/sales, € bn)

Chart B: comparing «Business-as-usual» and «Tansition» scenarios (absolute emissions)

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Emissions pathway Business-as-usual scenario (ktCO 2 e) Emission pathway Transition scenario (ktCO 2 e)

 Chart A illustrates the Group’s carbon intensity, which is the amount of CO 2 e (carbon dioxide equivalent) emissions per billion euros of sales. It compares the baseline scenario, which represents progress without significant strategic change, with a transition scenario that incorporates decarbonisation measures. In the baseline scenario, carbon intensity increases, which is undesirable, while in the transition scenario, a slight downward trend is noted, thanks in particular to the reduction in the share of hardware products in revenue, suggesting a transition to cloud or carbon efficient solutions.

 Chart B shows absolute emissions, which increase significantly in the baseline scenario due to assumed sales growth, while the transition scenario shows a stabilisation of emissions despite sales growth thanks to actions taken such as decarbonising electricity and improving energy efficiency, demonstrating that they are effective in stabilising emissions despite increased sales. In the context of decarbonisation, the transition scenario is clearly the most favourable, as it assumes that the Company takes steps to reduce its carbon intensity and stabilise its emissions in absolute terms.

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