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SEGRO — in detail

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Data by year· every metric + key events per year

Each year shows the firm's reported metrics on the left and the most material events on the right. Up to 10 events per year; the full event log is one click further.

2025

sustainability report ↗annual report ↗cdp response ↗

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	2,306
Scope 2 (market-based)	1,801
Scope 3	407
Cat 2 · Capital goods	280
Cat 6 · Business travel	64
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	214,615
Gross carbon footprint	4,514
Net carbon footprint	4,514

Energy (kWh)

Total energy	28M
Renewable electricity %	82%

Governance

internal carbon price usd per tco2eⓘ	100GBP per tonne
board diversity pct	50%
esg linked executive pay yn	1
audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1
board independence pct	75%

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	454people
Revenue	726M
Total operating expenses	(154M)

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	40M
Total assets	18.2B
Total debt	5B
Cash & equivalents	111M

Events 2025· 23

Primary: Energy efficiency improvements across standing portfolio

SEGRO targets an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of B or better for all new construction and refurbishments. At end 2025, 81% of the portfolio had an EPC rating of B or better (2024: 76%). The Group replaces fossil fuel heating systems with efficient electrical heating and has an 80% reduction target in corporate and customer carbon intensity by 2034 versus 2023 baseline. SEGRO uses a powerful carbon reporting platform to manage thousands of gas and electricity datapoints across its controlled space.

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Primary: Reducing embodied carbon in new development programme

SEGRO carries out third-party verified embodied carbon assessments for all development projects over 5,000 sq m under its Mandatory Sustainability Policy. Key steps include increasing use of low-carbon steel, cement replacements and timber (e.g. the Hamburg Neu Wulmstorf timber structure). The embodied carbon intensity of representative developments reduced 12% in 2025 to 280 kgCO2e/sq m, targeting a 58% reduction by 2034 vs 2023 baseline of 331 kgCO2e/sq m. SEGRO also designs embodied carbon out of buildings by changing layouts and geometries.

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Dependent: Customer decarbonisation support through green leases and energy data visibility

SEGRO uses green lease clauses to require customers to share energy usage data and, where possible, source energy via a renewable tariff. Customer energy data visibility reached 91% of portfolio by area in 2025 (up from 87%). The Group works closely with data centre customers who have committed to 100% renewable energy by 2030, and encourages all customers to procure certified renewable electricity. Corporate and customer combined emissions intensity fell 17% in 2025 to 20.0 kgCO2e/sq m, targeting 80% reduction by 2034.

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Primary: Green finance framework linking capital raising to sustainable buildings

SEGRO has an established Green Finance Framework complying with International Capital Market Association and Loan Market Association principles, setting out investment criteria for deploying and allocating proceeds of green finance instruments including energy-efficient and low-carbon buildings. When deciding to raise capital, consideration is given to whether the issue should fall under the Green Finance Framework (e.g. a Green Bond). An internal carbon price of £100 per tonne is applied to capex for environmental improvements, particularly solar PV retrofits.

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Residual emissions offset via best-practice carbon removals at net-zero target year

SEGRO's SBTi-validated net-zero methodology allows for offsetting residual emissions with best practice carbon removals at the 2050 target year, accounting for a maximum of 10% of target emissions. The Group has not disclosed any current carbon removal purchases or credits; the removal strategy is positioned as a last-resort measure for residual emissions after deep operational and embodied carbon reductions are achieved.

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Primary: Embodied carbon reduction in development programme

Reducing embodied carbon in the development programme is critical to improving the carbon footprint. SBTi approved updated targets aligned with the new 'Buildings Framework': near-term target to reduce embodied carbon by 58% by 2034 vs the 2023 baseline, and net-zero by 2050. Reduced embodied carbon intensity of developments by 12% to 280 kgCO2e/sq m in 2025 (2024: 318 kgCO2e/sq m). All eligible development completions accredited BREEAM 'Excellent' or 'Outstanding' (or local equivalent).

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Primary: Asset modernisation & EPC ratings improvement

At end of 2025, 81% of the portfolio had an EPC rating of B or better (2024: 76%). Majority of portfolio is modern and already meets highest sustainability standards. Older assets in London held pending refurbishment/redevelopment, providing opportunity to add value while improving environmental performance.

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Dependent: Green leases enabling tenant emissions visibility

Green lease clauses require customers to provide energy usage data and, where possible, source energy via renewable tariffs. These clauses, alongside an increase in automatic meter feeds, have helped increase visibility of portfolio energy use to 91% in 2025 (2024: 87%), enabling more accurate Scope 3 reporting and identification of efficiency opportunities.

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Formation of SEGRO Pure Premier Park Data Centre JV with Pure DC

SEGRO formed a 50:50 joint venture with Pure Data Centres Group (Pure DC) to develop a 56MW IT load fully fitted data centre in Park Royal, West London. SEGRO contributed land and Pure DC contributed 70 MVA of power. Gross investment anticipated at approximately £1 billion, SEGRO's cash equity contribution expected below £150 million. This marks SEGRO's first fully fitted data centre, evolving beyond powered shells.

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2023 and 2024 carbon intensity figures restated due to SBTi methodology update

Following adoption of the SBTi Buildings framework methodology improvements, the 2023 baseline corporate and customer carbon intensity was restated to 22.5 kgCO2e/sq m (from previously reported) and the 2024 figure restated to 24.0 kgCO2e/sq m. The 2023 embodied carbon intensity baseline is 331 kgCO2e/sq m.

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2024

cdp response ↗annual report ↗

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	2,568
Scope 2 (market-based)	2,109
Scope 3	732,446
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	97,122
Cat 2 · Capital goods	238,580
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	1,714
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	47
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	56
Cat 6 · Business travel	502
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	373
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	0
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	0
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	394,051
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	737,123
Net carbon footprint	737,123

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	1.6B
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	349.9M
Heat / steam	2.2M
Total energy	2B
Renewable energy	(1.1B)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	836.4M
Renewable electricity %	76%

Governance

internal carbon price usd per tco2eⓘ	100GBP per tCO2e
board independence pct	67%
board diversity pct	44%
esg linked executive pay yn	1
audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	466people
Revenue	675M
Total operating expenses	(144M)

Balance sheet highlights (USD)

Property, plant & equipment	34M
Total assets	17.6B
Total debt	4.6B
Cash & equivalents	363M

Events 2024· 27

Annual ISAE3000 limited assurance by SLR Consulting covering all scopes

SLR Consulting provided ISAE3000 limited assurance on 2024 Scope 1, 2 (market-based), and all relevant Scope 3 categories, covering 100% of reported emissions. Assurance also covers base year emissions, progress against targets, emissions breakdown by country/area and business division, and electricity/heat/steam/cooling consumption.

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Customer energy data coverage reached 87% of floor area; 71% on zero-carbon tariff

At end-2024 SEGRO had visibility of energy data from 87% of floorspace (target was 85%). Of that, 71% was estimated to be from renewable sources. Target is 100% data coverage by 2030 and 100% zero-carbon tariff by 2030. Baseline 2020 was 11% on zero-carbon tariff.

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64 MW solar PV installed/acquired in 2024; total installed capacity 123 MW generating 60 GWh

SEGRO installed or acquired 64 MW of solar panels in 2024 (cumulative installed capacity 123 MW). Total solar generation was 60 GWh across assets. 187,396 kWh consumed by SEGRO; balance consumed by customers or exported to grid. Avoided 38 tCO2e for SEGRO Scope 1+2. Annual CO2e savings from solar initiatives: 426 tCO2e. Investment of £64m in 2024 solar installations.

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Scope 3 Cat 1 (Purchased Goods & Services) increased significantly 2023-2024

Scope 3 Cat 1 increased from 57,130 tCO2e (2023) to 97,122 tCO2e (2024), a 70% increase. This category uses spend-based method (CEDA database). The increase likely reflects higher procurement activity rather than a methodology change, but no explicit explanation provided.

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Primary: EPC B-or-better upgrades to improve building energy efficiency

SEGRO targets an Energy Performance Certificate rating of B or better for all new developments and refurbishments. In 2024, 76% of the portfolio achieved EPC B or better (2023: 65%), up from 3% rated below E (2023: 3%). The estimated cost to upgrade the UK estate to EPC B or better is approximately £55 million by 2030. Refurbishment capex is factored into short-term budgets and the five-year Medium-Term Plan. This lever is directly linked to compliance with UK MEES regulations requiring EPC B by 2030.

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Carbon removal credits planned for neutralising residual emissions at 2050 net-zero target

SEGRO intends to neutralise residual emissions using removal-based offsets at the end of its 2050 net-zero target. The firm plans to purchase and cancel carbon credits for neutralisation and will identify schemes within its operating geographies with clearly measurable, long-term impacts. No carbon credits have been retired to date (confirmed in 7.79). The firm does not plan to mitigate emissions beyond its value chain in the near term. The approach to removal credits will be developed as the 2050 target date approaches.

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Primary: Operational energy decarbonisation: tenant renewable electricity and gas elimination

The largest element of SEGRO's Scope 3 emissions is from customer use of buildings (Cat 13, 272,561 tCO2e in 2024, intensity 27.06 kgCO2e/sqm). SEGRO addresses this through mandatory green lease clauses requiring customers to procure zero-carbon electricity tariffs and share energy data. Gas-powered heating is removed when units become vacant or through negotiation. SEGRO also directly procures electricity for some customers. The SBTi-validated intensity target requires a 79.9% per m2 reduction by 2034 and 95.3% by 2050. At end-2024, 87% floor area data coverage was achieved against an 85% target.

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On-site solar generation plus 100% zero-carbon electricity procurement across portfolio

SEGRO pursues zero-carbon electricity through two routes: purchasing certified renewable electricity for SEGRO's own use and for customers for whom it procures energy, and installing rooftop solar PV across the portfolio. In 2024, SEGRO added a record 64 MW of solar, bringing total capacity to 123 MW (2023: 59 MW). 71% of visible corporate and customer energy use comes from certified renewable sources (2023: 65%). Green lease clauses encourage tenants to procure certified renewable electricity, and data centre customers have committed to 100% renewable electricity by 2030. All new developments are built with roofs capable of supporting full PV arrays.

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Primary: Embodied carbon reduction in new construction (Scope 3 Cat 2)

Embodied carbon from buildings SEGRO develops represents 30-40% of its carbon footprint. All developments over 5,000 sqm must undergo externally verified LCA calculations using One Click LCA software, beginning at pre-design phase. In 2024 the average embodied carbon intensity was 318 kgCO2e/sqm (vs 353 in 2022 and 331 in 2023), a 4% reduction from the 2023 baseline of 329.89 kgCO2e/sqm. The SBTi-validated target requires a 57.9% per m2 reduction by 2034. Innovations include low-carbon concrete, timber structural elements, and electric arc furnace recycled steel. Annual embodied carbon targets are written into contractor briefs and verified by third parties.

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Primary: Fleet electrification to reduce Scope 1 and 2 vehicle emissions

SEGRO has an SBTi-validated absolute target to reduce fleet-related Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 58.8% by 2034 from a 2023 baseline of 481.15 tCO2e. The plan is to transition company-owned vehicles to electric vehicles. In the 2024 reporting year, fleet emissions were 488 tCO2e, a slight increase of 2.42% relative to the base year. This target sits alongside the broader suite of Science-Based Targets.

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2023

annual report ↗

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	1,403
Scope 2 (market-based)	1,707
Scope 3	639,263
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	66,722
Cat 2 · Capital goods	190,842
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	110,798
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	6,013
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	9,378
Cat 6 · Business travel	818
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	341
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	0
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	183
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	251,058
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	642,373
Net carbon footprint	642,373

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	524.7M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	195.7M
Heat / steam	2.3M
Total energy	722.7M
Renewable energy	(318.3M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	404.4M
Renewable electricity %	51%

Governance

board diversity pct	50%
internal carbon price usd per tco2eⓘ	100GBP per tCO2e
esg linked executive pay yn	1binary
board independence pct	63%
audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1level 0-2

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	460people
Revenue	749M

Events 2023· 28

On-site solar PV rollout across portfolio with retail green electricity contracts

SEGRO is actively installing solar PV on new developments and existing assets, reaching 59 MW installed capacity in 2023 generating 36 GWh. The firm procures renewable electricity via retail green tariffs backed by Guarantees of Origin across all eight operating countries. In 2023, 51% of corporate and customer electricity consumption was on a zero-carbon tariff (up from 11% in 2020), with a target of 100% by 2030. A new dedicated team is being set up in 2024 to expand renewable energy generation; SEGRO plans to install a further 150 MWp over five years at ~£1,000/kWp average cost. Green lease clauses now commit customers to procuring zero-carbon tariffs.

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Base year recalculation for Scope 1, Scope 2 market-based and Scope 3

SEGRO recalculated base year (2023) emissions for Scope 1, Scope 2 market-based, and Scope 3 following methodology changes: reporting year alignment, data centre intensity update, gas site records update, and Italy renewable electricity data. Threshold for recalculation is effectively 0%.

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Third-party limited assurance (ISAE3000) by SLR Consulting for 2022-2023 GHG data

SLR Consulting provided independent limited assurance under ISAE3000 for SEGRO's Scope 1, 2 and Scope 3 emissions data for the period 01 October 2022 to 30 September 2023. Note: this reporting period is set back one year from the financial year to allow for data lag. SEGRO intends to align reporting periods from 2024 onwards.

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Switch from Quantis tool to CEDA database for Cat 1 purchased goods spend-based calculation

In the base year (2020), Cat 1 purchased goods were estimated using the Quantis tool. In the 2023 reporting year, the CEDA database is used to apply conversion factors to spend data. This methodology change may partially explain the significant increase in Cat 1 from 36,471 to 66,722 tCO2e.

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Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) compliance: 10% BNG required for UK developments

UK Government BNG legislation requires SEGRO to deliver 10% biodiversity net gain on all qualifying new developments. SEGRO follows the DEFRA process. The UK has been identified as an area of rapid ecosystem integrity decline. SEGRO plans to implement biodiversity indicators within two years.

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No carbon removals or offsets used; no project-based carbon credits canceled

SEGRO explicitly confirmed it has not canceled any project-based carbon credits within the 2023 reporting year. No removals (DAC, BECCS, or nature-based) are disclosed in this CDP response. The transition plan relies on absolute emissions reductions through energy efficiency, renewable energy, and embodied carbon reduction rather than offsets. The firm's internal carbon price of £100/tCO2e is used as a shadow price to drive investment decisions, not to retire credits.

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Large increase in Scope 3 Cat 3 (fuel & energy related) from 22,181 to 110,798 tCO2e

Cat 3 emissions increased approximately 5x from the 2020 base year to the 2023 reporting year. This covers upstream emissions of gas and electricity use by SEGRO and customers, and T&D losses. The increase likely reflects both portfolio growth and improved data coverage driven by green lease clauses (81% floorspace data coverage achieved in 2023 vs targets).

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51% of corporate and customer electricity on zero-carbon tariff in 2023, up from 11% in 2020

Through green lease clauses and direct procurement switching, SEGRO has grown its zero-carbon electricity tariff coverage from 11% (2020 baseline) to 51% (2023). Target is 100% by 2030. This is tracked as a key Scope 3 Cat 13 reduction lever. In 2023, 15MW of additional solar was installed, bringing total installed capacity to 59MW generating 36 GWh.

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Dependent: Building energy efficiency upgrades (EPC B/BREEAM Excellent) for existing and new assets

The Mandatory Sustainability Policy requires all new developments to achieve BREEAM Excellent or better (92% of 2023 completions achieved this). All acquisitions must have at least EPC B. Existing assets below EPC B must be upgraded upon vacancy. In 2023, SEGRO refurbished SEGRO Park Greenford from EPC C to EPC A achieving BREEAM Outstanding. Estimated cost to upgrade the UK portfolio to EPC B by 2030 is £66 million. By 2028, properties must have at least EPC C; by 2030, EPC B under UK MEES regulations. 99% of 2023 development completions achieved BREEAM Very Good or better under the Green Finance Framework.

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Primary: Embodied carbon reduction in new constructions via LCA-driven procurement

All developments over 5,000 m² must comply with the Mandatory Sustainability Policy and undergo externally verified Life Cycle Assessment using One Click LCA at multiple RIBA design stages. SEGRO targets a 20% embodied carbon intensity reduction per m² by 2030 from its 2020 baseline. In 2023, average embodied carbon was 348 kgCO2e/m² (down from 391 in 2021 and 353 in 2022), representing a 13% improvement since the 2020 baseline. Contractors must contractually commit to LCA targets; non-compliant suppliers are deprioritised. An internal shadow carbon price of £100/tCO2e is applied to capital goods and upstream transport decisions.

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2022

sustainability report ↗

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	2,329
Scope 2 (market-based)	1,662
Scope 3	665,076
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	49,534
Cat 2 · Capital goods	256,382
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	70,670
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	14,997
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	2,023
Cat 6 · Business travel	211
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	285
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	2,747
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	268,227
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	669,067
Net carbon footprint	669,067

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	527.3M
Fuel (stationary + mobile)	210.6M
Heat / steam	2.8M
Total energy	822.9M
Renewable energy	(30.1M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	792.8M
Renewable electricity %	49%

Nature

water withdrawal m3

418,327m³

Social

workforce management female pct	27%
ethnicity minority pct	26% (ethnicity pay gap mean)
employee turnover pct	9%
community investment amount	2.5MGBP
workforce female pct	51%
gender pay gap mean pct	43%
training hours per employee	13hours
h s fatalities	0count
workforce board female pct	40%
h s lost time injury rate	0per 200000 hours

Governance

internal carbon price usd per tco2eⓘ	100GBP per tonne
board diversity pct	40%
esg linked executive pay yn	1boolean
audit assurance climate levelⓘ	1level
board independence pct	70%

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	425people
Revenue	—

Events 2022· 19

Materiality assessment refresh

In 2022 SEGRO undertook materiality assessment informed by GRI and SASB guidance, identifying 18 material issues refined to 8 priority material issues across four lenses.

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Primary: Building energy efficiency upgrades (EPC B target)

SEGRO aims for entire portfolio to be EPC rated 'B' or equivalent. At end-2022, 58% of portfolio had EPC B or better (2021: 55%, 2020: 49%), including 52% of UK portfolio (2021: 46%). UK MEES legislation requires minimum B rating by 2030. Estimated upgrade cost ~£82m by 2030, mostly absorbed within normal refurbishment capex. Refurbishments include LED lighting, solar panels, air source heat pumps and automatic metering.

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Dependent: Electric vehicle charging and low-carbon logistics

Mandatory Sustainability Policy requires installation of EV charging at minimum 20% of parking locations on new developments and refurbishments. Urban portfolio located on edges of major European cities enables electric vehicle delivery. Inner-city assets facilitate cargo bicycle delivery. Two UK Midlands big box parks have strategic rail freight interchange terminals enabling rail vs HGV transport.

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Upstream leased assets reclassified to Scopes 1 and 2

As of 2022, SEGRO has decided to include upstream leased assets (office space where landlord pays energy) in its Scopes 1 and 2 emissions, as this better reflects approach to Corporate and Customer carbon.

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Mandatory green lease clauses introduced

In April 2022, SEGRO introduced standardised green lease clauses requiring customers to share energy data and procure renewable electricity tariffs where feasible.

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Nature-based landscaping and residual emissions placeholder

SEGRO reviews more strategic use of estate landscaping to plant additional trees and shrubs to act as long-term carbon capture while improving the local environment. The firm acknowledges that 'offsetting is currently not part of the permitted net zero pathway as set out by the SBTi. We are committed to finding solutions and use the term as a placeholder for residual emissions.' No durable removal credits (DAC, BECCS, biochar) currently used.

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Added well-to-tank emissions to Scope 3 fuel & energy category

The increase in the Fuel and energy-related activities category in 2022 (from 38,915 to 70,670 tCO2e) is due to the inclusion of well-to-tank emissions for the first time.

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Mandatory Sustainability Policy launched

New policy applicable to developments and refurbishments approved from April 2022 mandating BREEAM 'Excellent' or better, EPC B or better, LCAs on projects >5,000 sq m, max PV coverage, 20% EV charging.

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UN SDG alignment refreshed

SEGRO aligned Responsible SEGRO framework with six UN SDGs: SDG 7, 13 (Champion low-carbon growth), SDG 10, 11 (Local communities), SDG 3, 8 (Nurturing talent).

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Primary: Embodied carbon reduction in developments

Embodied carbon represents 41% of total emissions (273,402 tCO2e in 2022). SEGRO targets 20% reduction in embodied carbon intensity by 2030 vs 400 kgCO2e/sq m 2020 baseline; achieved 353 kgCO2e/sq m in 2022 (12% reduction). Mandates Building Information Modelling and Life Cycle Assessments on all projects >5,000 sq m. Uses low-carbon concrete, timber, recycled steel beams. Considers alternative layouts that are less carbon and material-intensive.

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2021

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	1,278
Scope 2 (market-based)	2,942
Scope 3	568,961
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	34,103
Cat 2 · Capital goods	197,166
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	38,915
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	16,033
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	4,243
Cat 6 · Business travel	84
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	94
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	55
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	1,913
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	276,355
Gross carbon footprint	573,181
Net carbon footprint	573,181

Energy (kWh)

Electricity	197.1M
Total energy	394.9M
Renewable energy	(24.8M)
Non-renewable / hydrocarbon	370.1M
Renewable electricity %	53%

Nature

water withdrawal m3

370,788m³

Social

workforce management female pct	25%
h s fatalities	0count
workforce female pct	50%
gender pay gap mean pct	46%
h s lost time injury rate	0per 100000 hours
workforce board female pct	40%
employee turnover pct	7%
community investment amount	1.3MGBP

Governance

internal carbon price usd per tco2eⓘ

100GBP per tonne

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	385people
Revenue	—

2020

Climate · carbon footprint (tCO2e)

Scope 1	1,401
Scope 2 (market-based)	2,088
Scope 3	659,388
Cat 1 · Purchased goods	36,471
Cat 2 · Capital goods	285,975
Cat 3 · Fuel + energy	22,181
Cat 4 · Upstream transport	3,039
Cat 5 · Waste in operations	1,304
Cat 6 · Business travel	45
Cat 7 · Employee commuting	174
Cat 8 · Upstream leased	96
Cat 9 · Downstream transport	0
Cat 10 · Processing of sold	0
Cat 11 · Use of sold products	2,651
Cat 12 · End-of-life	0
Cat 13 · Downstream leased	308,626
Cat 14 · Franchises	0
Cat 15 · Investments	0
Gross carbon footprint	662,877
Net carbon footprint	662,877

Energy (kWh)

Renewable energy	(21M)
Renewable electricity %	11%

Social

workforce board female pct	33%
workforce female pct	49%
gender pay gap mean pct	51%
workforce management female pct	18%

P&L highlights (USD)

Headcount (FTE)	355people
Revenue	—