#1Your Energy Transition Partner Sustainability Report 2021 0 قطر للطاقة QatarEnergy#2QatarEnergy Introduction Sustainability at Qatar Energy Climate Change & Environmental Action Operational Responsibility Social & Economic Development Appendices 2021 Highlights Corporate Developments QatarEnergy announces its new sustainability strategy. Successful completion of QatarEnergy's new corporate headquarters which is designed in accordance with GSAS (Global Sustainability Assessment System) and envisaged to become a true icon of Qatar's architectural landscape. Successful completion of a new Main Fire a new Main Fire & Rescue Station and Satellite Fire Station in Mesaieed Industrial City (MIC). Climate Change & • Environmental Action QatarEnergy takes the final investment decision for developing the North Field East Project (NFE), the world's largest LNG project, which will raise Qatar's LNG production capacity from 77 to 110 million tons per annum (MTPA) (more than 40% increase). Through Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) QatarEnergy has successfully captured 3.8 million tons of Carbon Dioxide since the inception of various CCS projects. Qatar Energy and Shell signed an agreement to pursue joint investments in blue and green hydrogen projects in the United Kingdom. QatarEnergy and Korea's Hydrogen Convergence Alliance (H2Korea) signed an agreement for cooperation in the field of hydrogen energy. Jointly with Pavilion Energy Trading & Supply Pte. Ltd. and Chevron U.S.A. Inc (Singapore branch), QatarEnergy published a quantification and reporting methodology, the SGE Methodology, to produce a statement of greenhouse gas emissions for delivered LNG cargoes. Monitored and conserved Qatar's Hawksbill turtles in eight sites, resulting in 268 nests which is the highest recorded number in the last seven years. Operational Responsibility Successfully introduced "In Vehicle Monitoring System" (IVMS) to all QatarEnergy company vehicles enabling detailed visibility and understanding of driving performance to enhance our ability to positively influence drivers' behavior across our entire fleet. Collaborations & Partnerships QatarEnergy joined the Oil & Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP 2.0). QatarEnergy joined the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR). QatarEnergy teamed up with FIFA as an official partner for the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2021™. Social & Economic Development • • • • Enabling virtual learning through the delivery of more than 200 thousand training hours, reaching pre-Covid levels of an average of 24 hours of training per employee. A five-year workforce plan in place dedicated towards recruitment and development for Qatari nationals. As part of our efforts to integrate human rights requirements into our ways of working, we developed and adopted our QatarEnergy Human Rights policy. We work closely with our contractors to define, establish, and maintain a working environment where all workers are respected and governance is ensured. Majority of our employees strongly agreed that QatarEnergy is committed to doing business ethically and in accordance with our Code of Conduct (CoC). We continued to promote the local economy directly through a 5% increase in local procurement spending. To enhance the resilience and competitiveness of the energy sector, we worked with our partners in Qatar to implement a dedicated supplier development program and incentivize In-Country Value (ICV) investments. Key milestones include creation of 46 new investment opportunities, 20 Energy Companies monitoring ICV and 800 suppliers becoming ICV certified. Our social investment of more than QAR 20 million made a positive contribution to local communities and Qatar society. Sustainability Report 2021#3QatarEnergy 58 Introduction Sustainability at QatarEnergy Climate Change & Environmental Action Operational Responsibility Social & Economic Development Ensuring holistic management of our environmental impact in the development of QatarEnergy Headquaters at West Bay, Doha Demonstrating true environmental stewardship, QatarEnergy has integrated climate conscious measures throughout its business operations by building its headquarters as a sustainable facility receiving a 3-Star green building certification under the Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS). Located at the heart of Doha, the facility is highly connected to existing infrastructure with access to utilities including water, electricity and fiber optics. Surrounded by pedestrian walkways and a metro station in proximity, occupants of the facility enjoy convenient access to public transport, thereby reducing the emissions linked with transportation. To safeguard the health and wellbeing of occupants, spaces inside the facility avoid the use of harmful chemicals in paints, finishes and furniture. For improved indoor environment, the buildings are designed to receive ample sunlight throughout the day. Resonating the region's cultural identity, facades within the development feature Mashrabiya pattern. QatarEnergy headquarters has joined the list of sustainable developments worldwide. Embracing green building practices for its facilities contribute to QatarEnergy's sustainability strategy that establishes the organization's environmental targets, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the Paris Agreement. GORD GSAS Certificate Design & Build العصر الرولبسي لمصر للطاقة ENERGY HEA With sustainability incorporated right from the planning and design stage, the masterplan of Qatar Energy headquarters was developed as per green buildings standards. In line with Qatar Energy's commitment to support regional businesses and to reduce its overall carbon footprint, QatarEnergy headquarters utilized locally available construction materials such as steel rebars, concrete and finishes for the exterior and the parking area. In the same vein, local consultants, contractors and suppliers were intentionally sourced and hired to work on the development. The facility incorporates a wide range of sustainability measures aimed at preserving the environment and protecting biodiversity. Adopting a holistic approach to water conservation, the development benefits from the use of sensor faucets and low-flow fixtures, increased water reuse through treated sewage effluent systems and landscaping with native and adaptive plants that require minimal amount of water. The development boasts its own district cooling plant serving all the facilities. To mitigate its energy footprint, the facility features high-efficiency walls and roofs. For enhanced insulation, glazing across all buildings has been done using double tinted glass with spacing inside. To ensure energy is efficient, fans provide fresh and exhaust air to the building, while LED lighting fixtures are optimized with sensor technology. Similarly, MEP (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) systems within the buildings are continuously monitored to ensure enhanced energy efficiency. Furthermore, the facility houses a smart system to control curtains in public spaces and lower the solar load. Benefiting from passive design techniques, the project also employs smart architectural solutions to minimize solar exposure of the glazed surfaces. Sustainability Report 2021 69 Appendices#4QatarEnergy 60 60 Introduction Sustainability at QatarEnergy Climate Change & Environmental Action Operational Responsibility Social & Economic Development Appendices QatarEnergy Headquarters T10 24 Floors T7 44 Floors 1,049m Aggregated Heights of 10 Towers Qatar Energy Headquarters Built Up Area M³ 700,000m² Larger than Hamad International Airport Regional Materials Sourced T2 17 Floors T1 15 Floors T8 27 Floors T09 T06 TO7 TO8 TO5 TO2 TO4 TO3 T4 T3 23 Floors 20 Floors 330m Eiffel Tower 29 T6 Floors 26 T5 Floors 24 T9 Floors Qatar Energy Headquarters 40% Sustainability Rating 3 Stars ΤΟΙ Recycled Materials Content 25% Construction Man Hours 140 Millions Energy & Water Saving 20% Equivelent to Operating a Fifty-Storey Tower Demountable Partitions 70 Km Equivelent to the distance from Doha to Ras Laffan Tallest Building Height 200m 46 Levels Car Parking 4,700 Parking Slots Aggregated Levels 254 Levels 3X Taller than Eiffel Tower Sustainability Report 2021#5QatarEnergy 79 Introduction Sustainability at QatarEnergy Fully Automated Building Management System T7 Climate Change & Environmental Action Operational Responsibility Water Air Conditioning Building Envelope Life Safety Electricity Lighting Social & Economic Development Appendices 3,800 Staff Occupancy 2 Restaurants 3 Gymnasiums QatarEnergy Health Center Northfield Hall Ras Abu Abboud Hall Metro Station Link 16 Commercial Outlets T8 T5 T6 T4 T9 F T2 T3 T1 Plaza North Field Hall QatarEnergy Headquarters 250 persons capacity 2750 m2 14000 m2 400 Persons Capacity 725 Persons Capacity Energy Cen. 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