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EXAMPLE CUSTOMER DISCLOSURE TOWARDS LOW CARBON FUTURE TRANSURBAN - TOLL ROAD OPERATOR Transurban's Climate Change Framework aims to support its transition to a net-zero emissions future as well as ensuring the resilience of its infrastructure and operations. To support its transition to a net-zero emissions future, Transurban has focused on initiatives that help to reduce emissions across its entire value chain, including: Targets Initiatives to achieve targets • Own Operations 10% reduction in energy use over the period 2013-2023 50% reduction in absolute emissions by 2030 from fuel and electricity use (against FY19 base) Targets validated by Science Based Targets initiative (SBTI) Ventilation optimisation LED upgrades Fuel efficiency programs Onsite renewables (235kW of solar PV installed with more planned) • Transition towards 100% renewable through renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs); 80% in QLD & NSW starting in 2021/2022 Transitioning to low/zero-emission vehicle fleet Suppliers 22% intensity reduction for purchased goods and services by 2030 from a FY19 base (tCO2e per VKT) 55% intensity reduction for capital projects by 2030 from a FY19 base (tCO2e per $M capex) Targets validated by SBTi • Use of low carbon materials in projects including concrete, asphalt and steel Supplier commitments to renewable energy purchases; carbon neutrality; and use of Zero-emission vehicles • Obtain Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) ratings for major projects in Australia Transurban ΝΑ Customers Engage customers on fuel and emissions reduction • Support the uptake of zero emissions vehicles Trialling an eco-driving program for QLD customers Transurban has also committed to integrating climate risk within their relevant processes and systems, developing adaptation plans for its assets and aligning its reporting with the recommendations of the FSB Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. ANZ 44

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