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Air Liquide Sa — ESG Presentation (March 2026)
14 slides from Air Liquide Sa's sustainability presentation, Mar 31, 2026
Slide 1: 2025 Sustainability Performance
2025 Sustainability Performance Diana SCHILLAG, Executive Committee Member, Group General Secretary, notably supervising Sustainability and Healthcare ©Air Liquide - Adrien Daste Louis-François RICHARD, Group VP Head of Sustainability Guillaume DE SMEDT, Deputy Group VP Sustainability Paris, March 3
Slide 2: Agenda Sustainability Performance
Agenda Sustainability Performance CO 2 Air Liquide 2025 For the Environment For Health For All Sustainability Performance Focus on Climate Transition Plan Conclusion & Outlook Q&A 2 THIS DOCUMENT IS PUBLIC 2025 Sustainability Performance - March 31, 2026
Slide 3: Environment: all objectives reached or exceeded
Environment: all objectives reached or exceeded CO2 emissions reduction Carbon intensity Water Management Plans CO2 CO2 High water withdrawal sites in high water stress areas with a -5.1 m tonnes Objective Water Management Plan of CO2 emissions -30% 2024 Absolute CO2 eq. emissions Scopes 1 & 2 (m to
Slide 4: Health: responding to evolving patients and society needs
Health: responding to evolving patients and society needs Improving the quality of life Facilitating access to medical oxygen of chronic patients at home In low-and-middle-income countries Percentage of patients with personalized care plans 3.45 million Population living in areas covered by Access O
Slide 5: Social: strong achievements during the ADVANCE period
Social: strong achievements during the ADVANCE period Safety Diversity women among Managers & Professionals Record low +4% since Lost Time 2023 2020 - Leading (1) 2024 Accident our industry 2022 -60% 34 % over 2 years in 2025 31 % in 2021 (1) Number of accidents with at least one day’s absence per m
Slide 6: FOCUS: Air Liquide Climate Transition Plan
FOCUS: Air Liquide Climate Transition Plan ©Air Liquide - Adrien Daste 6 THIS DOCUMENT IS PUBLIC THIS DOCUMENT IS PUBLIC 2025 Sustainability Performance - March 31, 2026
Slide 7: 3 well identified levers of our Transition Plan
3 well identified levers of our Transition Plan Low-Carbon Asset Energy Sourcing Management ➔ Reduce reliance on fossil fuels 3 levers ➔ Energy efficiency ➔ Asset reconfiguration ➔ Minimize exposure to ➔ Electrification energy price volatility ➔ Energy security Carbon Capture Usage & Storage ➔ Only large
Slide 8: Solid decarbonization achieved since 2020
Solid decarbonization achieved since 2020 40% of total power procured from low-carbon origins. 5.6 TWh per year of low-carbon Scope 1 + 2 emissions - MT of CO2 electricity PPAs signed since 2020 -13% vs. 2020 or -5.1 MtCO2 0.3 3 Electrification levers of steam-driven ASUs in China (1 done/1 signed) 3
Slide 9: Voluntary Low-Carbon electricity sourcing South Africa
Voluntary Low-Carbon electricity sourcing South Africa EMISSIONS REDUCTION Scope 2 -1.4 Mt CO2 per year OTHER BENEFITS Large scale PPAs to supply Air Liquide Energy security Additional REN largest oxygen site at for Air Liquide production capacity in South Africa Secunda, South Africa. Energy Sovere
Slide 10: Asset Management and electrification China
Asset Management and electrification China EMISSIONS REDUCTION Scope 2 -0.8 Mt CO2 per year 2024 2 ASUs STEP 1: Electrification OTHER BENEFITS to replace steam In Tianjin harbour -50% in site water use Electrification of ● Reduced dependency on fossil energy 2 large steam driven Air Separation Units, i
Slide 11: CCS: CO2 capture and storage project The Netherlands
CCS: CO2 capture and storage project The Netherlands EMISSIONS REDUCTION Scope 1 -0.4 Mt CO2 per year Rotterdam OTHER BENEFIT to host a world-scale carbon ● Synergized infrastructure capture and storage network enabling large CO2 reductions for to decarbonize Europe's largest industrial port. Start
Slide 12: Conclusion and outlook
Conclusion and outlook 12 THIS DOCUMENT IS •• PUBLIC CONFIDENTIAL-RESTRICTED 2025 Sustainability Performance - March 31, 2026
Slide 13: Conclusion and outlook
Conclusion and outlook Advance objectives delivered Group’s resilience reinforced Voluntary low-carbon electricity sourcing Water Management Plans Climate Change Adaptation Climate, looking forward Stay the course on Decarbonization Varying geographic and customers dynamics Backlog of Energy Transit
Slide 14: Q&A
Q&A 14 THIS DOCUMENT IS PUBLIC 2025 Sustainability Performance - March 31, 2026