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Greenhouse gas emissions report
Impact.com.
2021

12/30/2022

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Foreword
Greenly is proud to contribute to Impact.com's climate strategy.
This report synthesizes the results of your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions assessment.
While offering elements of comparison with other companies, a GHG emissions assessment
is mainly used to identify ways to improve your global impact and to deﬁne a reduction
trajectory.
This requires the implementation of a series of internal levers and the mobilization of yourentire ecosystem (employees, suppliers, customers).
The evaluation of your emissions follows the standards of the Bilan Carbone® methodology,
which is standardized by the ADEME. I myself have a license to use the Bilan Carbone®
methodology, which allows me to certify the accounting of your emissions. These results canthus be published on the ADEME website to ensure transparency.
We are happy to accompany you throughout this process, and thank you for yourcommitment.

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Table of contents

3Introduction
4Carbon accounting methodology
5GHG emissions assessment perimeter
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Executive summary

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Emissions report
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Results by Scope
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Results by activity
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Focus by activity

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Conclusion
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Summary of reduction actions
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Conclusion

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Next steps
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Greenly Climate Score
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Building and certifying the climate strategy
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Progress report meeting

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Our vision
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Our partners and customers
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The team3

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Carbon accounting methodology
Transport &distribution
Waste treatment

Scope 1: direct emissions
GHG emissions generated directly by the organizationand its activities.
Examples: combustion of fossil fuels, refrigerant leaks.

Business trips

Wastetreatment

Electricity

Scope 2: indirect emissions related toenergy consumption
Emissions related to the organization's consumptionof electricity, heat or steam.
Example: electricity consumption.

Energy –upstream
Refrigerant

Upstream

Companyvehicles’
gas

Downstream
Fossil fuels

Scope 3: other indirect emissions
All other indirect emissions occurring upstream or
downstream of the organization's value chain.
Examples: purchase of raw materials, purchase ofservices, business trips, transportation of goods,
waste, use and end of life of sold products, upstream
energy.

LeasedAssetsHeat Network
Purchased
goods & services

Investments
CommutingDownstream
transport

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Why care about the carbon transition
Regardless of our management of the environmental crisis, organizations and individuals are heading towards
major upheavals in their ecosystems.
2 types of upheavals
1. Physical risks and constraints
2. Transition risks and opportunities

Impacted sectors

Production

MarketSupply chain

Infrastructure

HR

Legislation

Source : Carbone4

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Physical risks …
Deﬁnition

Risks related to exposure to the physicalconsequences of global warming
Average temperature and their variations aregoing to increase
Intensiﬁcation of extreme weather events (rain,heat waves/droughts, etc.)

What are the consequences if I don’t commit ?

●Deterioration of infrastructure, losses in the value chain●

Direct economic consequences●

Low resilience to future events and physical constraints (e.g.
natural disaster)●

Dependence on an increasingly fragile supply chain (availabilityand cost of resources, ﬂexibility, ﬂuctuation of fossil fuels)●

Upheavals in living conditions (housing, food, health, transport,etc.)

Sea level rise
Scarcity of resources (especially energy), food andwater insecurity

Biodiversity collapse

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Transition risks (and opportunities)
Deﬁnition

Risks related to the transition to a low-carbon
economyRegulatory developments and mitigation
policies
Markets and sectors migrating towards promoting
low-carbon value creation●
Opportunities to seize●
Associated market risks

What are the consequences if I do commit ?

●Optimization of ﬂows and costs●

Sustainability of the activity and the corporate strategy●

Increased competitiveness within its ecosystem●

Resilience and autonomy of activities in the face of the newsocio-economic paradigm●

Low exposure to legal and ﬁnancial constraints and sanctions●

Anticipation of changes on recruitment and GPEC

Growing stakeholder demands on environmental
commitments
Changing mentalities and aspirations of employees
in respect to the environmental reputation of theemployer

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GreenlyGHG emissions assessment scopes
Temporal scopeYear 2021

Measurement scope
Operational
Full Scope 1
Full Scope 2
Full Scope 3 except: Activities & events

Primary data
Accounting ﬁles
Employee survey
Physical data for some key emission sources
Cloud invoices: AWS & GCP

Methodology
Oﬃcial and approved GHG Protocol
The methodological details of the calculation of each carbon
footprint source are available on the Greenly software

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Executive summary
This report summarizes the results of 2021's Impact.com GHG emissions assessment, based on the information collected and subject to its
completeness, correct categorization and validation. This assessment is useful to identify the main areas for improving your impact.

LaunchData collection

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GHG emission assessment result
Scope 1 & 2

210 tCO2e

0.2 t/employee

Scope 3

11 ktCO2e

11 t/employee

Total

11 ktCO2e

11 t/employee

Results subject to the correct categorization and validation of expenses of Impact.com - validation rate of 100 % on this report

Continuous follow-up

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11General overview
Results by Scope
Impact.com
tCO2e/employee

Total emissions of Impact.com, by Scope(% tCO2e)

Scope 1

< 0.1

Scope 20.2

Scope 31111
ktCO2e*Sources: Datagir by ADEME, French Ministry of Ecological Transition and MyCO2, French National Forests Oﬃce

Potential forreduction

11 k tCO2e is equivalent to1.

6 400 Paris - New York round trips*

2.

The annual emissions of 1 100 French people*

3.

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General overview
Results by activity

Total emissions of Impact.com, by activity(% tCO2e)11
ktCO2eImpact.com
tCO2e

Per employee
tCO2e/employee

Digital

8.7 k

8.7

Services purchase

947

0.9

Food and drinks

533

0.5

Travel and Commute

357

0.4

Assets332

0.3

Energy307

0.3

Others*84< 0.1* Product purchase, Waste, Freight etc.

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13Reduction action suggestions:

Focus on Digital

1.

Migrate your Cloud data from countries with high carbon electricity tocountries with low carbon electricity mix
The electricity consumption of servers plays a major role in network
infrastructure emissions. Hosting your data in data centres located incountries where electricity is low in carbon (France, Scandinavia, etc.) cantherefore greatly reduce the impact of your digital workstation.

2.

Opt for services with low frequency processors
Prioritize the use of cloud services which use low frequency servers.
Choosing processors according to their energy eﬃciency is an effective lever
for reducing energy consumption, which is responsible for over 80% of GHG
emissions. Xeon E5-2673 v3 and E5-2680 are among the most energy
eﬃcient processors (respectively 0.222 & 0.227 kWh/h vCPU)

3.

Engage in a "Responsible Digital" labelling process
The Responsible Digital Label is a benchmark initiative bringing together
companies that are committed to limiting the impact of digital within theirorganization, that can help you Identify actions to develop your commitment.

Digital emissions by category(% tCO2e)8.7
ktCO2e77 % of the total

Methodology●Theemissions
AWSand- Purchase of IT equipment

GCP

calculated
CloudServicesby-see

physicaldetailed

studyapproachhereandare:
here.

●The other emissions (web services, SAAS, IT licenses, etc.) are calculated using a monetary approach, by multiplying the price by a monetary emission factor (kgCO2e/€).

●The monetary emission factors (kgCO2e/€) are of three types: average carbon intensity per unit of revenue of a group of companies in the sector activity looked at; carbon
intensity per unit of revenue of this sector of activity (ADEME's monetary emission factor); monetary emission factor derived from Greenly studies.

●The methodological details of the calculation of each carbon footprint source are available on the Greenly platform.

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Focus on Digital : Google Cloud Platform
Emissions by category (%tCO2e)

Emissions by usage (%tCO2e)

Emissions by country (%tCO2e)

7494

7494
tCO2e7494
tCO2e

tCO2e

Analysis●The "power consumption" of servers category represents 95% of emissions. The use of servers is therefore the main lever for reduction.

●A large part of your servers are located in the USA, a country with a high electrical carbon intensity (514 gCO2e/kWh). One way to reduce emissions is torelocate its services to data centers located in countries with low electrical carbon intensity.

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Focus on Digital : AWS
Emissions by category (%tCO2e)

Emissions by usage (%tCO2e)

Emissions by country (%tCO2e)

999

999
tCO2e999
tCO2e

tCO2eAnalysis●The "power consumption" of servers category represents 80% of emissions. The use of servers is therefore the main lever for reduction.

●A large part of your servers are located in the USA, a country with a high electrical carbon intensity (514 gCO2e/kWh). One way to reduce emissions is torelocate its services to data centers located in countries with low electrical carbon intensity.

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Focus on Digital : AWS
Carbon intensity map of the electricity production over the world
Carbon Intensity (gCO2e/kWh)

USA : 514
Thailand : 510
Ireland : 363
France : 60
Sweden : 19

Source : electricityMap

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Analysis●Choosing processors according to their energy
eﬃciency is an effective lever for reducing energy
consumption, which is responsible for over 80% of GHG
emissions.

●Xeon E5-2673 v3 and E5-2680 are among the mostenergy eﬃcient processors (respectively 0.222 & 0.227
kWh/h vCPU)●Their counterpart Intel Xeon Platinum 8259 is the mostenergy intensive (0.365 kWh/h vCPU) and is therefore toavoid

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Reduction action suggestions:
Engage your key partners
Action on emissions from the purchase of services can be broken down into three steps:

Services purchase emissions by category(% tCO2e)

947
tCO2e

1.

Identify the commitments of your suppliers. If some of them have carried out a
GHG assessment (scope 1, 2, 3), this information will help you to clarify yourown assessment.

2.

Select your partners according to their environmental strategy. Integrating
environmental criteria (publication of a GHG assessment, quantiﬁed objectives,etc.) into the choice of your suppliers and service providers is your main lever for
reducing your carbon impact.

3.

Encourage your ecosystem to become involved. Encouraging your partners toimplement a plan to reduce their GHG emissions will have a positive effect on
the impact of your own activity.

Greenly offers a supplier engagement module to engage your ecosystem with you in
reducing your emissions.
8 % of the total
🔎 Consult your Greenly platform to discover, launch and follow all of your actions!

Methodology●Emissions calculated using a monetary approach, by multiplying the price by a monetary emission factor (kgCO2e/€).

●The monetary emission factors (kgCO2e/€) are of three types: average carbon intensity per unit of revenue of a group of companies in the sector activity looked at; carbon
intensity per unit of revenue of this sector of activity (ADEME's monetary emission factor); monetary emission factor derived from Greenly studies.

●The methodological details of the calculation of each carbon footprint source are available on the Greenly platform.

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Reduction action suggestions:1.

Raise your collaborators' awareness to the impact of foodRaise awareness to encourage a change of habit towards more local andvegetarian menus. For example, Greenly's training quizzes include a module onfood and can be a part of this awareness. For more information on the carbon
impact of our food choices, you can consult the CarbonCloud DataBase.

2.

Replace disposable packaging with reusable containers for take-out meals
The single-use packaging of takeaway food creates waste that is not much
recycled and is a source of emission. Globally, 45% of food packaging is plastic.
Estimate your employees' takeout consumption (questionnaire, average, etc..).
Purchase reusable containers that your employees can use for lunch

Food and drinks emissions by category(% tCO2e)

533
tCO2e

5 % of the total

Methodology●Emissions calculated using a monetary approach, by multiplying the priceby a monetary emission factor (kgCO2e/€).

●The monetary emission factors (kgCO2e/€) are based on ADEME's Base
Carbone and the Agribalyse database.

●The methodological details of the calculation of each carbon footprint
source are available on the Greenly platform.

3.

Reduce your food waste
Recovering food waste into fertilizer and biogas is a very eﬃcient way to makeuseful products that would have been incinerated most of the time. Companies
specializing in waste management offer recovery and recycling services.

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Travel and Commute emissions by category(% tCO2e)20

Reduction action suggestions:1.

Shift your modes of transportation
Air travel represents a large part of your emissions. Greenly
recommends that you take this step in order of priority:●Avoid unnecessary travels as much as possible. Using videoconferencing
instead of direct travel saves a lot of time, travel costs and signiﬁcantly
reduces CO2e emissions.
Reduce: Modal shift from air to rail, use of light electrical or hybrid cars,
eco-driving training, shorter distances between steps, promotes local
travelling for your clients.
Contribute: For unavoidable carbonated travel, think about the carbon
contribution.

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357
tCO2e

●2.

3 % of the total

Methodology●Emissions related to commuting are calculated using a physical approach, basedon emission factors (kgCO2e/passenger.km) from ADEME's Base Carbone.

●Emissions related to business travel are calculated using a monetary approach, bymultiplying the price by a monetary emissions factor (kgCO2e/€) coming fromADEME's Base Carbone or studies conducted by Greenly.

●The methodological details of the calculation of each carbon footprint source areavailable on the Greenly platform.

Switch to a manual approach to measure travel emissions
This emission category was measured using a generic monetary
approach. Greenly recommends you opt for a physical approach for thenext assessment by providing us with your detailed list of ﬂight itineraries.

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Summary of reduction actions
Corresponding
categories

DigitalServices purchase

Food and drinks

77 % of total

8.4 % of total

4.7 % of total

1. Migrate your Cloud data from countries with high carbon electricity to countries with low carbon electricity mix
Suggested
reductionactions

2. Opt for services with low frequency processors
3. Engage in a "Responsible Digital" labelling process

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The studies carried out using the Greenly software have made it possible to identify Impact.com's main GHG emission sources, enabling you to frame
the company's carbon strategy and to identify the items that need to be studied in greater depth, with the aim of continuously improving the company'senvironmental impact.
We have identiﬁed that direct emissions (Scope 1) and indirect energy-related emissions (Scope 2) represent a small part of your company's impact,making it essential to mobilize service providers and company employees.

The next steps in Impact.com's carbon strategy are:1.

Establish GHG emission reduction targets and implement an action plan in order to achieve these targets.

2.

Engage your suppliers thanks to the Greenly supplier survey.

3.

Engage your employees, using the interactive Greenly training quizzes.

4.

Communicate with your stakeholders about your commitment and carbon footprint, your reduction targets and the action plan considered.

5.

Contribute to certiﬁed GHG reduction / sequestration projects available on the software.

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MATURITY OF YOUR CLIMATE STRATEGYYour Greenly Climate Score

A+

Exemplary commitment (Score ≥ 90)

Impact.com's intermediate Greenly Climate Score is D (35 points).

< 1% of companies

Points are distributed as follows:
Creating & ﬁne-tuning your Greenhouse Gas report:
31 / 40
Action plans:
0 / 36
Climate targets:
0 /4
Involving your teams:
4 / 10Carbon contributions:
0 / 10A

Excellent (Score 75 - 89)

B

Very Good (Score 55 - 74)

CGood (Score 30 - 54)

D

Commitment initiated (Score 5 - 29)
15% of companies

Your Score will be updated at the Climate Strategy follow-up meeting.

E

Progress to be made (Score < 5)More information on the Score calculation method here
Statistics were computed on the Greenly supplier database

2% of companies

3% of companies

10% of companies

70% of companies

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BUILDING AND CERTIFYING THE CLIMATE STRATEGY

4 pillars to improve your impact, yourGreenly Score and certify your approach

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4

Drive your impact

Implement impactful actions

Contribute to carbon capture
projects

Commit to a trajectory andthe NZI principles

Annual emissions
follow-up

Build an action plan

Scope 1

Trajectory engagement

Zoom on main sources

Employee training

Scope 2

Read the NZI principles
Sign the Greenly Charter

Avoided emissions

Supplier engagement

Scope 3Communicate

BUILDING AND CERTIFYING THE CLIMATE STRATEGY

Certify your climate strategy

1
Drive your impact

Annual emissions
follow-up
Zoom on main sources
Avoided emissions

Annual follow-up

Avoided emissions

BUILDING AND CERTIFYING THE CLIMATE STRATEGYCertify your climate strategy

2

Build an action plan

Employees training

Implement impactful actions

Build an action plan
Employees training
Supplier engagement
Carbonassessment
quiz

Energy climatequiz

IT quizBUILDING AND CERTIFYING THE CLIMATE STRATEGY

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3
Contribute to carbon capture
projects

Scope 1 - 100%
Scope 2 - 100%
Scope 3 - 10% mini

CERTIFICATIONSBUILDING AND CERTIFYING THE CLIMATE STRATEGY

Certify your climate strategy

4Trajectory engagement

Communicate on yourengagement

Commit to a trajectory andthe NZI principlesTrajectory engagement
Read the NZI principles
Sign the Greenly charter
Communicate

10 principles
for an ambitious
climate strategy

GREENLY CERTIFICATION

7 CRITERIA TO CERTIFY YOUR APPROACH
1234

Commit to a reduction
trajectory

Determine anaction plan

Publish your report every
year and implement actions

Engage your suppliers

567Employee training

Contribute a minimum of
10% of your emissions

Learn about NZI & sign theGreenly Charter

CLIMATE STRATEGY PROGRESS REPORT MEETING

Accompany you for thenext steps
When?

Why?

👉 1 week after the carbon assessment restitution: 15 min👉 1 month after the carbon assessment restitution: 45 min👉 Review of your action plan👉 To update your Greenly Score👉 In-depth study of your climate engagement

Questions? 👉 Let’s meet to give you answers!

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Climate Engagement

Carbon Accounting

Alexis Normand
CEO, co-founder
HEC, ScPo, ex Dir
B2B Withings

Capucine
Cusinberche
Head of Sust.Finance
HEC, ScPo Cambridge

Thomas Carabin
Climate Engagement
Manager, Docto.Inseec

Veronika Berger
Laurent Levrey
Climate Engagement Marketing Manager,
Centrale - Essec
Sciences-Po

Arnaud Delubac
CMO, Co-founder
Essec-Centrale

Pierre Levalet
Climate Engagement
Manager, Kedge BS

Giulia Girardi
Internationalization,Bocconi University

Theo Gendarme
Climate Engagement
Manager, ESCP, LSE

Data Science & Development

Matthieu Vegreville
CTO, co-fondateur
X-Telecom, ex Data
Science Withings

Ferreol Juster
Product Mngr.
Ex Carbone 4IESEG

Adrien Proby
Polytechnique L.
Carbon Accounting
Specialist

Pierre Browne
Carbon Engineer,
Polytechnique, Imp. C.

Nils Langot
Carbon Accounting
Specialist, ESILV

Chloe Durand
Climate SuccessMngr, ESCP, McGill

Octave NoisetteData-Scientist
CentraleSupélec

Christy Simon
Brand Content
Kedge Business

George Petit
Climate Engt Mnr
Univ Dauphine

Paul De Kerret
Lead Data-Scientist
PhD Telecom, HDR

Reda Lahlou
Data-ScientistCentrale - DTU

Gael Peron
VP of Engineering,
INSA, ex COO
Wynd

Matteo Faelli
Data-Scientist
CentraleSupélec

Lucas Boucher
Developer
Fullstack Epitech

Jacky Lim
Developer Fullstack
ITESCIA

Amaury Schillio
Software Engineer
ISEP, Inha K.

Gabriel Totoliciu
Javascript Developer
FullstackThibaut Roge
Climate Engt Mnr
Euromed, Bremen H.

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77 %Digital8.4 %Services purchase

4.7 %Food and drinks

3.2 %Travel and Commute

11 kt
of CO2e

11 t / Employee

3 %Assets2.7 %Energy0.4 %Product purchaseAwarded to
Impact.com
Comparative
6 400

Number of Paris / New York round trips

1 100

Number of French people for one year38

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CEOPhone: +33 6 76 98 06 43
alexis@greenly.earth
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