Annual Green Bond Report

Annual Green Bond Report is sponsored by Intel Foundation. In 2022, Intel issued a total of $1. 25 billion (B) in green bonds to fund eligible sustainability projects.

This report describes the company’s use of proceeds over the previous year. Focus areas: Environment & Sustainability.

Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Introduction # Intel’s Approach to Sustainability Reducing our environmental footprint as we grow helps Intel create efficiencies, support our communities, and respond to the needs of our stakeholders. We invest in environmental projects and set company-wide environmental goals to drive reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, energy and water use, and waste to landfill.

We build energy efficiency into our products to help our customers lower their own emissions, energy usage, and costs, and we collaborate with policymakers and other stakeholders to use technology to address environmental challenges. # Sustainability Commitments In May 2020, we laid out sustainability goals for the next decade.

Since then, as the environment in which we operate has changed and evolved, we have revised some of those goals and added new ones. We are again sharpening our priorities to ensure that we are focused on the areas where we believe that Intel can drive the greatest impact. We continue to act on emissions reduction strategies, water conservation, waste management and energy conservation within our global manufacturing network.

We aim to achieve net positive water, zero waste to landfill, and 100% renewable electricity in our operations by 2030. We also strive to achieve net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2040 and Scope 3 upstream emissions by 2050. With each new generation of products, we strive to offer high performance and improved energy efficiency compared to previous generations.

We aim to increase product efficiency 10X by 2030 for Intel client and server microprocessors to reduce our Scope 3 emissions. See our Corporate Responsibility Report for additional information with respect to our strategy, goals, performance and definitions of related terminology. In August 2022, we issued our first Green Bond, a 10-year, USD $1.

25 billion senior notes with net proceeds of $1. 245 billion offering a fixed coupon rate of 4. 15% per annum.

Intel issued a total of $1. 25 billion (B) in green bonds in allocated to green spending “At Intel, we are committed to providing the products that will enable a global digital expansion, while seeking to minimize our environmental impact.

Intel’s green bond framework aligns investment in key areas across our operations to progress our goals of net positive water and zero waste to landfill by 2030, and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across our operations by 2040. We continue to build on our success as we drive towards a more sustainable future.

” Madison West, Intel’s Head of Sustainability 3 Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Green Bond Allocation & Impacts This year’s report describes Intel’s use of proceeds over the company’s fiscal year 2024, and the associated impact of these investments.

The net proceeds of the Green Bond offering are used to fund eligible projects in six key areas that support Intel’s sustainability goals as detailed in the Intel Green Financing Framework dated 2022. This framework is aligned with the Green Bond Principles.

Investments and financings related to real estate projects such as data centers, offices, factories, and other facilities that have or are expected to receive third-party sustainability certifications or verification. Investments related to waste reduction, landfill avoidance, upcycling of waste, waste reclamation, segregation, recycling and/or reuse in our manufacturing operations and supply chain.

Investments related to design, construction, operation and maintenance of energy and/or utility consumption Investments aimed at reduction of air emissions and GHG emissions control and prevention. Investments in efficient water management, conservation and watershed restoration. Investments related to improving existing assets, implementing renewable electricity programs and securing power purchase agreements (PPAs).

# Project Selection and Reporting A committee consisting of representatives from Corporate Responsibility, Corporate Sustainability, Legal, Treasury, Finance and other Intel teams responsible for managing sustainability initiatives and risk is responsible for the evaluation, selection and assessment of the performance of eligible spending and projects, on an annual basis, to ensure alignment with our Green Financing Framework.

We have established and adhered to a list of spending to be excluded from any Green Bond allocation. In addition, the use of proceeds spending allocation follows an internal process that includes final review and approval by Intel’s Head of Sustainability.

4 Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Green Bond Allocation & Impacts Green Bond Cumulative Allocation 2024 Fiscal Year Update (cumulative since 2021) | Eligible Project Category Breakdown (in millions) Intel will publish the Annual Green Bond Impact and Allocation Report until the net proceeds from the Green Bond are fully allocated. Additional reports will be made on a timely basis if there are significant material developments.

Such reports will include the amount of net proceeds from the sale of any Green Bonds that have been allocated to one or more Eligible Projects either individually or by category, the list of eligible project categories with brief descriptions, estimated impact metrics where feasible and the outstanding amount of net proceeds from the sale of any Green Bond yet to be allocated to Eligible Projects at the end of the reporting period.

Proceeds that have not been allocated have been temporarily used for cash investments, cash equivalents and/or high-quality marketable debt investments and other instruments allowed by Intel’s investment policy.

The $854 million of FY2021-2024 spending to which Intel allocated Green Bond funds is estimated to have contributed to the following company-wide environmental benefits in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024, as well as others not explicitly mentioned below. Many of the projects to which the funds were allocated have long life spans and will continue to have an impact well into the future.

Environmental impacts were calculated based on internal measurements and project tracking, calculation or estimations using published emission factors such as the International Energy Agency (IEA) carbon dioxide equivalent (CO 2e) emission factors and the World Resources Institute (WRI) GHG Protocol, internal monitoring such as site water models and project tracking and energy conservation project design and implementation.

Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Featured Projects Reducing energy use in our operations is core to Intel’s overall climate strategy and our sustainability goals. Intel strives to conserve 4 billion kWh of energy cumulatively from our 2020 baseline by 2030. We allocated Green Bond funds to various energy conservation projects in 2024, and, in total, the company invested $87 million in energy conservation projects since 2021.

Energy conservation projects implemented since 2021 have saved approximately 1. 6 billion kWh. To reduce energy usage in operations, we have invested in HVAC upgrades and heat recovery projects.

For new factory construction projects, we are incorporating energy efficiency into design and equipment selections. Semiconductor manufacturing processes use high global warming potential compounds. Since the late-1990s, Intel has invested in, and implemented, significant GHG reductions through abatement, chemical substitution, energy conservation, renewable and alternative electricity and process optimization.

GHG point-of-use (POU) abatement technology uses high temperature flame and/or plasma-based solutions to convert unused process gases into byproducts and flush away with water, which is then scrubbed with filters. Intel invests heavily in advanced GHG abatement technology to reduce emissions and has allocated $388 million to the purchase of POU abatement systems between 2021-2024.

Additionally, Intel allocated $62 million in renewable electricity purchases. As a result of abatement and other reduction strategies mentioned above, Intel has avoided 84% of its Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions over the last decade and 37. 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO 2e) in 2021 through 2024.

Overall, Intel has reduced its absolute Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 70% from the peak year in 2006. Intel recognizes that water is a shared natural resource of critical importance to the communities where it operates and is essential to semiconductor manufacturing.

As such, Intel is committed to managing water efficiently and continuously strive for leadership in water stewardship, as demonstrated by our goal to reach net positive Intel operates state-of-the-art water treatment and reclaim facilities at three of its manufacturing sites – Oregon and Arizona, U.S., and Qiryat Gat, Israel.

During 2024, $67 million of Green Bond funds were allocated to the operation and upgrade of the Arizona and Oregon water reclaim facilities, bringing the total allocation to $270 million since 2021. These innovative water treatment plants allow Intel to treat and reuse water from the manufacturing process in systems such as cooling towers and scrubbers, resulting in a substantial increase in water conservation.

A significant portion of this water savings at these sites was due to the onsite water reclaim facilities. In 2024, Intel conserved 10. 5 billion gallons of water across its global operations – an increase of 48% since 2020 – and maintained net positive water in four countries: U.S., India, Mexico and Costa Rica.

6 > Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Appendix # Allocation by Project Eligible Categories # Environmental Impact Metric Calculation Methodologies # Forward-Looking Statement 7 > Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Appendix # Allocation by Project Eligible Categories The table below provides an overview of Intel’s allocation of net proceeds for our 2022 Green Bond as of December Intel engaged an Independent Third-Party for assurance of management’s assertion that $854 million in net proceeds were allocated to Eligible Projects.

Amounts allocated are rounded to the nearest million.

Allocated Amount ($M) Green Bond Eligible Project Areas Total 2024 2023 2022 2021 Year 47 917 21 Circular Economy and Waste Management 62 915 19 20 Renewable Energy 87 19 17 13 38 Energy Efficiency 270 67 104 63 36 Water Stewardship 388 111 62 127 88 Pollution Prevention and Control 854 215 214 243 182 Total Allocation 8 > Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Appendix # Environmental Impact Metric Calculation Methodologies (FY2021 – 2024) Metric: 37.

1 M metric tons GHG avoided (as CO 2e) Calculation Methodology: GHG Avoided Emissions: 1. Utilized process-specific information and IPCC emission factors/global warming potentials to quantify the amount of GHG emissions reduced through pollution prevention and control equipment. 2.

Utilized consumption of electricity and USEPA eGRID and IEA emission factors to quantify the amount of GHG emissions reduced through the purchase of renewable electricity. (Note: Location-based and market- based GHG emissions are assured annually by a third-party assurer, Apex. See Intel’s Independent Limited Assurance Statement in the Appendix to the 2024-2025 CSR Report .)

3. Utilized USEPA emission factors to calculate GHG emissions avoided by implementation of energy Metric: 1. 6 B kWh energy savings Calculation Methodology: Utilized the tracking of energy conservation project implementation to quantify the amount of kilowatt hours (kWh) saved through energy efficiency.

(Note: Energy conservation from global energy conservation projects is assured annually by a third-party assurer, Apex. See Intel’s Independent Limited Assurance Statement in the Appendix to the 2024-2025 CSR Report.) Metric: 10.

5 B gallons of water saved Calculation Methodology: Utilized site water conservation tracking and Water Management Application (WMA) models to quantify the amount of water saved through water stewardship efforts. (Note: Global and site-specific water conservation is assured annually by a third-party assurer, Apex. See Intel’s Independent Limited Assurance Statement in the Appendix to the 2024-2025 CSR Report.)

Metric: 328,000 tons waste diverted from landfill Calculation Methodology: Tracked waste recycled and reused with documentation such as manifests, waste contractor reports, bills of lading and invoices to quantify the amount of waste diverted from landfill through circular economy and waste management strategies.

Metric: 150,000 tons waste reduction Calculation Methodology: Utilized waste manifests to determine the amount of waste generated in each year and report the year-over-year reduction.

9 > Intel Green Bond Report 2025 Appendix # Forward-Looking Statement This Annual Green Bond Report contains statements that are aspirational or reflective of our views, forecasts and opinions regarding our future performance that constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Forward-looking statements in this report include statements regarding our goals, metrics, aspirations, targets, strategy and expectations with respect to corporate responsibility matters, including sustainability, human rights, supply chain management, as well as other business risks and opportunities.

These statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict, often beyond our control, and inherently uncertain, and actual results, including our goals, could differ materially from those predicted in such statements, including as a result of geopolitical or macroeconomic events, energy prices, technological advances or innovations, developing climate conditions, legislative or regulatory changes, engagements with stakeholders and other unforeseen conditions or events.

Forward-looking statements are not guarantees or promises that any such goals, metrics, aspirations, targets, strategy or expectations will be met or retained in their current form. Risk factors that could cause actual results to differ are set forth in the “Risk Factors” section of the 2024 Intel Annual Report on Form 10-K as updated by our Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 29, 2025.

These risk factors are subject to update by our future filings and submissions with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and earnings releases.

Forward-looking statements are based on expectations as of the date of this report, unless an earlier date is indicated, as well as standards for measuring progress that are still developing, internal controls and diligence processes that continue to evolve, current legal and regulatory requirements, third-party data or affirmations or representations and assumptions that are subject to change, including considering current or historic goals or assumptions, and available data.

Intel disclaims any duty to update any statement made in this report except to the extent required by law. 10 > Intel Green Bond Report 2025 © 2025 Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries.

Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. www. iss -corporate.

com # Intel Green Bond Rep or t ## VERIFICATION PARAMETERS Type(s) of reporting ▪ Green Bond Allocation and Impact Report Relevant standard(s) ▪ Harmonised Framework for Impact Reporting, ICMA, Scope of verification ▪ Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report (as of July 23 , 202 5) ▪ Intel ’s Green Financing Framework (as of August Issue date ISIN Maturity date Amount August 5, 2022 US458140CA64 August 5, 2032 $1.

25B Lifecycle ▪ Post -issuance verification ▪ Third year of reporting on Green Bond 1 Validity ▪ As long as no changes are undertaken by the Issuer to its Annual Green Bond Report (as of Ju ly 23 , 202 5) > 1The previous year’s Report Review delivered by ISS -Corporate ,see weblink . > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w . i s s -c o r p o r a t e .

c o m 2o f 1 7 SCOPE OF WORK ................................ ................................ ................................

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5 PART I: ALIGNMENT WITH COMMITMENTS SET FORTH IN THE GREEN FINANCING FRAMEWORK ................................ ................................ ................................

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......................... 6 PART III: DISCLOSURE OF PROCEEDS ALLOCATION AND SOUNDNESS OF THE IMPACT REPORTING INDICATORS ................................ ................................

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i s s - c o r p o r a t e . c o m 3 o f 1 7 Intel Corp (“Intel”, “the Issuer ”, or “the company ”) commissioned ISS -Corporate to provide a Report Review 2 on its Annual Green Bond Report by assessing : 1. The alignment of Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report (as of July 23 , 202 5) with the commitments set for th in Intel ’s Green Financing Framework (as of August 202 2).

3 2. Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report , benchmarked against the Harmonised Framework for Impact Reporting, ICMA, June 2024 . 3.

The d isclosure of proceeds allocation and soundness of reporting indicators — whether the impact metrics align with best market practices and are relevant to the Intel Corp. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of computer products and technologies. It delivers computer, networking, data storage, and communications platforms.

The firm operates through the following segments: Client Computing Group (CCG), Da ta Center and AI (DCAI), Network and Edge (NEX), Mobileye, Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics (AXG), Intel Foundry Services (IFS), and All Other. The company was founded by Robert Norton Noyce and Gordon Earle Moore on July 18, 1968 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA.

> 2Alimited or reasonable assurance is not provided on the information presented in Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report . Areview > of the use of proceeds allocation and impact reporting is solely conducted against ICMA’s Standards (Green Bond )core > principles and recommendations where applicable, and the criteria outlined in the underlying Framework .

The assessment is > solely based on the information provided in the allocation and impact reporting. The Issuer is responsible for the preparation > of the report including the application of methods and internal control procedures designed to ensure that the subject matter > is free from material misstatement. > 3The Framework was assessed as aligned with the Green Bond Principles as of August 202 2.

Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l w w w . i s s - c o r p o r a t e . c o m 4 o f 1 7 > 4The assessment is based on the information provided in the Issuer’s report .

The Issuer is responsible for the preparation of the > report ,including the application of methods and procedures designed to ensure that the subject matter is free from material Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report meet s the commitments set for th in its Green Financing The Annual Green Bond Report is in line with ICMA’s Harmonised Framework for Impact Reporting .

The Issuer follows core principles and , where applicable , The Issuer has clearly demonstrated a formal internal process for the allocation of proceeds and the expected environmental impacts or outcomes.

The allocation of the bond’s proceeds has been disclosed, with a detailed breakdown across different eligible project categories as proposed in the Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report has adopted an appropriate methodology to report the outcome and impact generated by providing comprehensive disclosure on data sourcing, calculation methodologies and granularity , reflecting best market practices .

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c o m 5o f 1 7 # REPORT REVIEW ASSESSMENT ## PART I: ALIGNMENT WITH COMMITMENT S SET FORTH IN THE ## GREEN FINANCING FRAMEWORK 5 The following table evaluates the Annual Green Bond Report against the commitments set forth in Intel ’s Framework , which are based on the core requirements of the Green Bond Principles and best market practices .

Intel confirms to follow the process for project evaluation and selection described in Intel ’s Green Financing Framework . The Issuer applied the eligibility criteria set in the Framework to determine whether projects fit within the defined categories.

ESG risks associated with the project categories are identified and managed appropriately , as defined Intel confirms to follow the management of pr oceeds described in Intel ’s Green Financing The proceeds collected represent 69 % of the amount allocated to eligible projects, with no exceptions. The proceeds are tracked appropriately and attested in a formal internal process.

Moreover, the Issuer discloses the temporary investment instruments for unallocated proceeds. Reporting The report is in line with the initial commitments set in Intel ’s Green Financing Framework . Further analysis of this section is available in Part III.

> 5Intel ’s Green Financing Framework was assessed as aligned with the GB P(as of June 202 1) as of Augu st 2022 . > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w . i s s -c o r p o r a t e .

c o m 6o f 1 7 ## PART II: ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE HARMONISED ## FRAMEWORK FOR IMPACT REPORTING Reporting is a core component of the G reen Bond Principles , and transparency is of particular value in communicating the expected and/or achieved impact of projects in the form of annual reporting .

Green bond issuer s are required to report on both the use of green bond proceeds and the environmental impacts at least annually until full allocation or maturity of the bond . The HFIR has been chosen as the benchmark for this analysis as it represents the most widely adopted standard . The table below evaluates Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report against th e HFIR .

HFIR ANNUAL GREEN BOND REPORT ASSESSMENT As reporting is a core component of the GBP, Intel reported within one year of issuance and thereafter within one year of the last report . The report will be available on Intel ’s website .

The proceeds allocated to green projects as of the Annual Green Bond Report date have only been allocated to projects that meet the Framework’s The Issuer confirms that the verification of green project eligibility for proceeds allocation is integrated in to investment operations.

The Issuer describes its approach to determining proceeds allocation eligibility in the Annual Green Allocated proceeds have been reported in a single The Issuer has a system to identify and manage ESG risks connected to the financed projects . The Issuer confirms that no negative effects have been identified in relation to the financed projects . R E P O R T R E V I E W > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w .

i s s -c o r p o r a t e . c o m 7o f 1 7 The impact re port illustrates the expected environmental impacts and outcomes made possible by projects to which green bond proceeds have been allocated. It is based on ex - post estimates .

The method of estimating the impacts is made transparent. More information can be found in Part III. The estimation method was assessed by an external verifier as aligned with best standards and practices for the semiconductor industry .

HFIR ANNUAL GREEN BOND REPORT ASSESSMENT The Annual Green Bond Report includes the total amount of proceeds allocated per eligible project category at the portfolio level. 69% of proceeds have been allocated to green assets .

Only project financing disbursed and confirmed as eligible up to Dec ember 28 , 20 24 , is included in the Annual Green Bond Report As part of its due diligence, the Issuer monitors the projects included in its green bond program. Issuer reports transparently on the process used to add projects to the portfolio reported.

The Issuer did not remove any of the projects during Intel indicates the total signed amount and the amount of green bond proceeds allocated to Signed amount: $854 M (USD) Allocated amount: $854 M (USD) Further more , the Issuer displays a table indicating the year when the disbursements were made to the reported eligible projects. R E P O R T R E V I E W > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w . i s s -c o r p o r a t e .

c o m 8o f 1 7 The Issuer reports on the overall impacts of the To facilitate comparison and benchmarking of project results, Intel reports on sector -specific ▪ GHG Scope 1+2 avoided (CO 2e) ▪ Waste diverted from landfill Where there is no single commonly used standard, the Issuer discloses its own This report details Intel’s environmental impact reductions through several key areas.

Intel calculates GHG emissions avoided by using specific process data from pollution prevention and control equipment , renewable energy purchases (verified by a third party - APEX), and energy conservation projects.

The Issuer also tracks energy savings from efficiency projects (APEX verified), water saved through conservation efforts (APEX verified), waste diverted from landfills via recycling and reuse (documented with reports & invoices), and overall waste reduction by minimizing waste generation (computed using More information can be found in Part III.

The Issuer converts units reported for individual projects based on (a) standard conversion factor(s) and includes appropriate disclosure of the conversion approach in the report. R E P O R T R E V I E W > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w . i s s -c o r p o r a t e .

c o m 9o f 1 7 eligibility All projects are 100% eligible for financing . N/A The Issuer used portfolio approach and ex -post indicators to report impacts. The share of impacts from each project is not disclosed .

The Issuer samples ex -post verification of specific projects and the results are reported and compared to ex -ante assumptions. To illustrate the impact of the project over its lifetime, the Issuer does not report on the estimated lifetime results and/or project’s economic life (in years). Intel follows the Harmonised Framework for Impact Reporting, ICMA, June 2024 ’s core principles and key recommendations.

The Issuer provides transparency on the level and frequency of expected reporting, in line with best practices. Intel has reported within the next fiscal year after issuance, illustrated the environmental impacts, provided transparency on ESG risk management and transparency on the currency used.

Furthermore, the Issuer has reported on at least a limited number of sector -specific core indicators and transparently disclosed the impact indicator calculation methodologies where there is no single commonly -used standard. R E P O R T R E V I E W > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w . i s s -c o r p o r a t e .

c o m 1 0 o f 1 7 ## PART III: DISCLOSURE OF PROCEEDS ALLOCATION AND ## SOUNDNESS OF THE IMPACT REPORTING INDICATORS Use of proceeds allocation Use of proceeds allocation reporting contextualizes impacts by presenting the number of investments allocated to the respective use of proceeds categories . Allocation reporting occurred within one year of issuance . This is the third year of allocation reporting.

69 % of allocatio n in 2025 compared with the 51 % of allocation in 2024 . The use of proceeds allocation reporting occurred within the regular annual cycle after the issuance. The Issuer transparently disclosed the amount of unallocated proceeds and the temporary investments.

Unallocated p roceeds have been temporarily used for cash investments, cash equivalents and/or high -quality marketable debt investments, and other instruments allowed by Intel’s investment policy . Proceeds allocated to eligible projects/assets The allocation of proceeds is broken down at the project category level.

The Issuer has provided details about the type of projects included in the portfolio as well as some featured projects , providing additional context as to the relevant environmental benefits as a result of the implementation of the specific green initiatives .

The allocation report ing section of Intel ’s Annual Green Bond Report aligns with best market practices by providing information on: ▪ The total amount of proceeds allocated and unallocated (USD) ▪ Breakdown of allocated proceeds by project category ▪ Feature d projects description and proceeds allocated of selected project categories R E P O R T R E V I E W > Ann ua l Gr e en B ond R e port I nt e l > w w w .

i s s -c o r p o r a t e . c o m 1 1 o f 1 7 Impact reporting indicators The table below presents an independent assessment of the Issuer ’s report and disclosure on the output, outcome and/or impact of projects/assets using indicators.

The impact indicator chosen by the Issuer for this bond is the a) Metric ton s of GHG Scope 1+2 avoided (CO 2e) b) kWh of e nergy savings c) Gallons of w ater saved d) Tons of w aste diverted from landfill (recycled/reused) e) Tons of w aste reduc ed This indicator is quantitative and material to the use of proceeds categories financed through this bond and in line with the Suggested Impact Reporting metrics for Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Green Building , and Circular Economy & Waste Management projects by the HFIR .

This aligns with best market practices. For its impact indicator(s), Intel uses internationally recognized standards to collect data and generate environmental impact metrics.

Data sources stemming from internal measurements , project tracking, and internal records ( e.g. inv oices, contractor reports, manifests) leveraging energy, water, and emissions assumptions from IPCC, US EPA, and Water Management Application (WMA) to quantify environmental impacts as a result of eligible green projects financed.

Moreover, GHG avoided , energy savings, and water savings impact are annually third -party assured by APEX for their accuracy.

Specifically, the impact indicators are derived from the following methodologies and data sources : ▪ Pollution prevention and control interventions utilizes process -specific information and IPCC emission factors/global warming potentials to quantify GHG emissions reduced ▪ Renewable energy procurement leverages electricity consumption information and EPA eGRID , as well as IEA emission factors to quantify GHG emissions reduced ▪ Energy conservation initiatives utilizes US EPA emission factors to compute GHG emissions reduced R E