UAE Energy Strategy 2050 Abu Dhabi Climate Change Strategy National Climate Change Plan UAE National Determined Contribution (UNFCCC) National Hydrogen Strategy UAE Energy Strategy 2050 UAEs Net Zero 2050 Strategy Climate change and GHG emissions 1.2 million tonnes CO 2 e reduction from energy efficiency in 2024 Achieve a 5% improvement in energy efficiency by 2025 (2018 baseline) Reduced methane emissions by 22%, maintaining emission intensity below 0.15% Maintain upstream methane intensity <0.15% by 2025 Delivered the worlds first certified bulk commercial shipment of low-carbon ammonia to Japan Produce 1 million tonnes of low-carbon ammonia per annum Achieved 6.6 mtCO 2 e reduction in total scope-1 and scope-2 emissions Reduce operational emissions intensity by 25% (2019 baseline) Our Habshan and Hail & Ghasha CCUS projects are both currently in the engineering, procurement and construction phase Build carbon capture capacity of 10 million tonnes of CO per annum Successfully delivered the worlds first certified bulk commercial shipment of low-carbon ammonia for use in clean-power generation in Japan Capture 5% of the global low-carbon hydrogen market Reduced methane emissions by 22%, maintaining emission intensity below 0.15% Achieve near zero methane emissions in our operations 51GW of total renewable energy capacity enabled through our shareholding in Masdar Deploy 100GW of renewable generation capacity (through Masdar) 8% reduction in routine flaring 6 Zero routine flaring Achieved 6.6 mtCO 2 e reduction in total scope-1 and scope-2 emissions Achieve net-zero operational (scope 1 and 2) emissions by 2045 Achieved In progress ADNOCs 2030 Sustainability Strategy framework 4,5 CLIMATE, EMISSIONS AND ENERGY 2024 PERFORMANCE STATUS MATERIAL TOPICS UAE STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES COMMITMENT 4 Target due dates are set for 2030 unless otherwise specified. 5 We have updated some of our targets after achieving them ahead of schedule, and further incorporated additional targets as reflected on this page. 6 Overall flaring saw a marginal increase due to non-routine flaring. For more details flaring, please refer to the Flaring section of the Advancing net zero chapter 22