Electricity, water and heating 2025 39,92 TCO2EQ 346 278 245 275 313 216 166 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 HEATING (MWH) HQ Heating peaked in 2023 (344 MWh), dropped to 289 MWh in 2024, and rose slightly to 313 MWh in 2025. While still above 2020 levels, the trend indicates stabilization and improved efficiency. The decline after 2023 is partly due to better monitoring and data collection, allowing faster detection of irregularities and timely action. ELECTRICITY (KWH) HQ ELECTRICITY 2019 361.084 2020 428.177 2021 449.177 2022 357.404 2023 378.374 2024 385.524 2025 396.793 ELECTRICITY (KWH) TOTAL HQ CAR CHARGING COOLING ELECTRICITY 2019 364.020 2020 434.649 2021 460.336 2022 375.398 2023 397.751 2024 405.470 2025 433.747 The increase from 2022 to 2025 is mainly due to more electric vehicles and charg- ing stations. Despite this, total energy use remains below 2021 levels, showing improved energy efficiency. WATER CONSUMPTION (M 3 ) Water consumption in 2025 is 551 m³, similar to 2023 and slightly above 2024. The small increase reflects a slight rise in staff, while overall use remains stable, indi - cating effective resource efficiency. CONSUMPTION - CHARGING STATIONS, PARKING AREA (KWH) TOTAL HQ 468 516 573 551 527 551 319 5.245 12.856 14.989 18.136 32.351 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 This shows employees are steadily switching to electric vehicles. The sharp rise in charging use highlights rapid electrification and its direct contribution to the company’s climate efforts. 33
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