2030 Advancing Sustainability Goals % We will reduce the energy intensity of our % We will partner with our direct material 80 entire product portfolio by 80% 60 suppliers to reduce greenhouse gas (FY12–FY21) (GHG) emissions by 60% per unit revenue by 2030 How our customers use our products is an important consideration in protecting the planet. With estimates for the information and communications technology sector’s carbon footprint at about 2% of total carbon emissions, a commitment to energy efficiency is critical. We must pay close attention to how much electricity our products use, We understand that the carbon footprint of our products must be monitored and managed across our entire business since most electric power is still generated by burning fossil fuels, releasing carbon emissions into the atmosphere. ecosystem. This includes the carbon emissions created when our customers buy electricity to use our products, as This goal was established in FY14 as part of our Legacy of Good 2020 Plan and FY21 was our final year we reported well as the carbon emissions created when our suppliers manufacture key products and provide vital services to us. on this goal. As described in our FY21 Progress Made Real Report, we achieved a 76.7% reduction in energy intensity Our new supply-chain carbon emissions goal — focused on partnership, innovation, engagement and capability across our entire product portfolio (FY12–FY21). While this did not quite meet the goal we established in 2013 of building — will support our suppliers’ efforts as they set and achieve their own science-based targets. This goal an 80% reduction across the portfolio, we are extremely pleased with the results. The year-over-year improvement demonstrates our commitment to addressing climate change and meets the SBTi criteria for ambitious value chain was driven in part by the nearly 10% reduction in energy intensity for the client portfolio and by the completion of goals, meaning we are in line with current best practices. We continue to partner with suppliers on their efforts to set our customers’ transition to the 14G of servers. We remain committed to product sustainability and are currently and achieve their own science-based targets. developing a second generation goal on product carbon impact. We will drive sustainability improvements in our global workplaces through 2030 Dell Technologies’ commitment to protecting the planet may be global, but it is local action — informed by local needs — that creates meaningful results within the communities where we operate. Commitment at the local level can come in many forms, and how we get there varies accordingly. Our factories in Xiamen, China, for example, face very different water-related issues than our offices in Montpellier, France, or our data centers in Durham, N.C. We are setting a goal to reduce freshwater use in our Dell-owned facilities by 25% in locales with high water stress and by 10% elsewhere. Other goals are globally applicable, like our work to reduce workplace plastic waste by 90%. As we move toward 2030, we will continue to monitor local issues and establish other goals to drive continuous improvement. Explore Dell's most recent progress at DellTechnologies.com/ProgressMadeReal OUR SOCIAL IMPACT PLAN FOR 2030 / 15