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November 2019

Sustainability in Action at Oracle

Overview

Why it matters

What we do

How we enable our customers

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80%+of direct manufacturing spend is with suppliers having energy or carbon reduction goals

99.4%of collected e-waste recycled, reused, remanufactured

120+customers received Oracle Sustainability Innovation Awards since 2008

100%renewable energy use at 74 Oracle offices around the world

26%Emissions reduction by 2025 (science-based target)

62%of renewable energy use at Oracle Cloud

data centers worldwide in 2018

35.5%of renewable energy use at Oracle

facilities worldwide in 2018

125,000 volunteer hours donated by employees annually

2.8 millionpounds of hardware taken back annually from customers and internal data centre

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100%renewable energy

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Mine to manufacturing traceability of conflict minerals: Circulor

Oracle Blockchain Platform

INDUSTRY: EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES

LOCATION: UK

Revolutionising how you measure and end pay gaps: Gapsquare

Oracle for Startups

INDUSTRY: SOFTWARE

LOCATION: UK

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Cutting emissions and reducing transport costs: Unilever

Oracle Applications

INDUSTRY: CONSUMER GOODS

LOCATION: USA

Enabling Customers and Innovators to Put Planet and People FirstLeveraging our technology for economic, social, and environmental value creation

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Awards and Advocacy | Sustainability

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Launch video

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Why it matters

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Significant Impact Resides in Business

Water demand will exceed supply by 40% by 2030 globally1

18 billion pounds of plastics ends up in the ocean each year2

80% of a product’s environmental impact is determined during the design3

65% of emissions come from industry, transport, buildings and agriculture4

50% of electronics are not recycled

56% of US consumers stop buying from brands they believe they are unethical5

1 2030Vision, United Nations, 2030vision.com2 Planet or Plastic?, National Geographic June 2018, nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/06/plastic-planet-waste-pollution-trash-crisis3 Five Steps to Eco Design by J. O’Hare, E. Cope & S. Warde, grantadesign.com/download/pdf/FiveStepsToEcoDesign.pdf4 US Environmental Protection Agency, epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emissions-data5 Mintel, mintel.com/press-centre/social-and-lifestyle/56-of-americans-stop-buying-from-brands-they-believe-are-unethical

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Information & Communication Technology Industry Impact

A threefold increase in global internet traffic by 2020 will bring over 4 billion people online

Data centers energy demand is estimated to increase by 81 percent by 2020

Transitioning to a low carbon economy requires digital infrastructure to be 100 percent renewable

The IT sector consumes approximately 8 percent of global electricity

Source: Greenpeace, McKinsey Global Institute© 2019 Oracle9

Sustainability as a Value Driver

Source: The State of Corporate Energy & Sustainability Programs 2018, GreenBiz Group© 2019 Oracle10

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A Better Path Forward on Climate Change

ICT*-enabled reduction of global CO2-e emissions by 2030, holding emissions at 2015 levels

abatement from smart manufacturing, including virtual manufacturing, customer centric production, circular supply chains and smart services

2.7Gt CO2-eabatement from real-time traffic information, smart logistics, intelligent lighting and other ICT enabled solutions

economic benefits that can be generated by ICT per year by 2030

3.6Gt CO2-e

$11T

* Information and Communications Technology** Gt CO2-e = Gigaton of carbon dioxide equivalent (in 2015 global emissions were 52.4Gt CO2-e)

Source: smarter2030.gesi.org© 2019 Oracle11

Emerging Technologies Lead the Way

Achieving the global goals would radically change the world by 2030

Source: 2030vision.com© 2019 Oracle12

What we do

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Why Are We Here?

Following through on Oracle’s commitment.

Engaging stakeholders.

Inspiring change.

Taking action.

© 2019 Oracle14 Source: oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/corporate/citizenship/oracle-environmental-policy.pdf

Corporate Citizenship at Oracle

Sustainability

CorporateCitizenship

AccessibilityDiversity & InclusionGovernance

Health & SafetyHuman RightsOpen Computing

Privacy & Security Talent Development Values & Ethics

Giving

Education

Community

Environment

Volunteering

Clean Cloud

Operations

Customers

Employees

Employee Engagement

Education

Oracle Academy

Oracle Education Foundation

More information available at oracle.com/citizenship© 2019 Oracle15

Oracle Materiality Assessment

Upholding the highest standards of ethical business conduct

Providing a workplace that is diverse, inclusive, and safe

Educating students and advancing technological inclusion globally

Leveraging our technology for economic, social, and environmental value creation

Safeguarding the privacy and security of the data we manage

Engaging employees to help them make a positive impact

Engaging philanthropically in our communities around the world

Integrating sustainable business thinking including circularity and climate change

Read more at Materiality Assessment© 2019 Oracle16

Safra CatzCEO

Jon ChorleyGroup VPand CSO

SustainabilityStrategy Team

Environmental Steering

Committee (ESC)

Real Estate &Facilities Team

Cloud Infrastructure

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Supply ChainTeam

Procurement Team

CSR/HumanResources

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Research & Development

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Governance

Adrian Johnston | Senior Vice President of Applications, JAPAC

Amy Aves | Senior Director, Global Real Estate Operations

Christina Cavanna | VP, Corporate Marketing

Cliff Hilton | Director EMEA Sustainability, EH&S

Colleen Cassity | Exec Director, Oracle Education Foundation

Elizabeth Snyder | VP, HR International

Evelyn Neumayr | Senior Director, Sustainability Strategy

Jason Feldman | VP, Global Procurement

Jason Mahler | VP, Government Affairs

Jim Cates | SVP, Hardware Development

Jon Chorley | GVP & Chief Sustainability Officer (chair)

Randy Smith | VP, Global Real Estate & Facilities

Rich Kroes | Senior Director, Sustainability Strategy

Tony Devito | VP Supply Chain Operations

Tony Grayson | VP, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Troy Tazbaz | VP, GBU Strategy

ESC

Members

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A Collaborative Initiative

Oracle

Suppliers

Partners

In Office

Customers

Employees

TravelOEMs

Remote ResellersSIs

Investors

Communities

Contractors

Manufacturers

Energy

CoLosRecyclers

Product Use

Commuting

Brokers

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Advocacy and Industry Collaboration

Corporate Renewable Energy Buyers’ principles

The Corporate Colocation and Cloud Buyers’ Principles

The Green Grid

Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Responsible Business Alliance

International Standards (ISO)

Information Technology Industry Council

Advanced Energy Economy

Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance

Corporate Eco Forum

Sustainability Roundtable

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Driving sustainability in the cloud

55% goal to reduce emissions generated per unit of energy used by 2025 (baseline 2015)

62% of electricity at Oracle Cloud data centers worldwide certified as renewable in 2018, up from 32% in 2017

26% goal to reduce absolute emissions across our facilities and data centers by 2025

100% renewable energy use in 94 leased datacenters spanning 10 countries

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*Goals are measured against a 2015 baseline. Emissions goals apply to Scope 1 and Scope 2 and do account for Oracle Cloud data centers. Absolute emissions reduction is in line with science-based targets.

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Powering datacenters with renewable energy

Increasing datacenter efficiency by 70 percent

Reducing waste by maximizing hardware reuse and recycling

Sustainable Efficient Circular

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Building a More Sustainable Computing Platform in the CloudIntegrating sustainable business thinking including circularity and climate change

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Maximizing Cloud Efficiency

Operating dense computing environments and attaining high utilization rates

Leveraging state-of-the-art intelligent energy management and cooling technologies

Managing an elastic computing platform eliminating excess capacity builds

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Creating a Circular Cloud

Assess energy efficiency, substitute materials, plastic use, serviceability and recyclability

Control hardware at the end of life, repurpose equipment, harvest spare parts, and extract resources.

Simplify logistics, minimize packaging, manage spare parts and remove hardware at end of life

Designing for the environment

Maximising utilization

Consolidating and simplifying

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Creating a Circular Cloud

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Sustainable Operations

100% 31,029 metric tons 9.2%renewable energy use at 74 Oracle offices around the world

of carbon dioxide equivalent avoided and millions of dollars saved as a result of emissions reduction initiatives in 2018

decrease in total Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions from 2017 to 2018

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2.7 million pounds

of the standard laptops we purchase are ENERGY STAR and EPEAT certified

of Oracle’s technology recyclers are ISO 14001 certified

of Oracle’s direct manufacturing spend is associated with suppliers who have energy or carbon reduction goals in place

of retired customer hardware assets were collected for recycling or reuse in FY19

300,000 poundsof technology assets retired from internal use were collected for recycling or reuse in FY18

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Sustainable Operations | Facilities and Data Centers

1,202,315 MWh total energy usage in 2018

379,532 metric tons of CO2e Scope 1 and 2 emissions

Offices

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Datacenters

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Sustainable Operations | Supply Chain

Design | We keep the environment in mind as we design and develop our hardware products, giving careful consideration to energy efficiency, product serviceability, recyclability, upgradability, material conservation, and the management of hazardous materials.

Manufacturing | We continuously work to eliminate or minimize waste generated in our global manufacturing operations, and to ensure that any such waste is disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner.

Oracle’s Environment, Health, and Safety Management System (EHSMS) and programs promote a safe, healthy, and environmentally compliant workplace.

Logistics | We work closely with our logistics partners to minimize shipments, maximize consolidation, and take sustainability into account when selecting among modes of transportation.

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Sustainable Operations | Supply Chain

Procurement | We recognize that our purchasing decisions can have a significant social and environmental impact. Oracle’s Supplier Code of Ethics and Business Conduct requires our suppliers to observe the law and conduct business in an ethical and responsible manner.

We also have a robust program to manage our IT assets, including the recovery and recycling of office equipment and phones at the end of their useful life.

Supplier Engagement | As a member of the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA), Oracle manages and monitors our direct hardware supply chain in accordance with the RBA Code of Conduct. In FY18, we completed 15 audits based on the RBA Code of Conduct at direct hardware supplier factory locations.

Each year, we engage with our strategic suppliers to report data on their carbon, water, and waste footprints via the RBA platform, a process that helps us evaluate and manage potential risks in our supply chain.

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Sustainable Operations | Events

Oracle leads the way in designing sustainable world-class events for customers, partners, developers, and employees. Oracle is also a founding signatory to the Principles for Sustainable Events

Oracle OpenWorld — our largest annual customer technology conference — follows a process based on ISO 20121:2012 event sustainability management systems.

Oracle creates event sustainability action plans that prioritize the four event sustainability goals:

Goal #1 Waste Not | Promote zero waste

Goal #2 Be Cooler | Model carbon reduction and responsibility for corporate events

Goal #3 Give Back | Catalyze legacies to benefit host destinations

Goal #4 Have Fun | Inspire attendees through engaging sustainability experiences

2018 OOW Sustainability Report: oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/2018-oracle-event-sustainability-report.pdf© 2019 Oracle30

Travel

Oracle has a stringent policy to limit employee travel only to business-critical trips that helps the environment by reducing our carbon emissions. Oracle also engages with our airline, hotel, and car rental business partners to minimize their impacts.

Commuting

Oracle facilities worldwide offer myriad initiatives to reduce the environmental impacts of commuting, including bike-to-work programs, electric vehicle charging stations, bike sharing, carpooling programs, and flexible office space.

Tools

Oracle offers numerous audio and video teleconferencing options to reduce or eliminate the need for travel. This includes supporting employees who telecommute with the tools they need to be productive.

Employees

Sustainable mobility

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EmployeesSustainability champions

Each year, Oracle recognizes a group of Sustainability Champions—exemplary employees from around the world who are taking action in their communities to ensure a healthy planet.

Sustainability Champions include employees who, for example

• Lead volunteering projects that support environmental causes• Promote the elimination of single-use plastics• Optimize data center energy efficiency• Raise awareness around alternative commuting options, and• Coordinate environmental activities with colleagues in their

local offices

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EmployeesOracle Volunteering: Focus on Environment

Find out more at Oracle Volunteering

Protecting the environment is a key focus area for Oracle’s Corporate Citizenship program. Year round, Oracle Volunteers contribute thousands of volunteer hours to environmental causes globally, including during Focus on Environment—Oracle’s annual global volunteer initiative that takes place in conjunction with Earth Week.

Projects completed | 1,543

Volunteers | 33,949

Hours donated | 124,932

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EmployeesWorkplace giving

Find out more at Oracle Giving

Oracle supports its employees’ philanthropy by matching their personal charitable donations. When a disaster occurs—including climate-related natural disasters—Oracle matches employee donations to disaster relief, dollar for dollar.

Matched employee donations and disaster relief contributions | $2.3M

Campaign supporting disaster relief and recovery | 4

Grants awarded to help employees in times of need | 44

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How we enable our customers

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Oracle Solutions Enabling SustainabilityIntegrated management of sustainability

OperationsRisk and Performance

Sustainability Analytics

Sustainability Reporting

Risk & Compliance Management

Environmental Planning, Modeling & Forecasting

Emerging Technologies

Internet of Things

Artificial Intelligence

Blockchain

Big Data

Data Science

Cloud Computing

Oracle for Startups

Design for the Environment

Sustainable Sourcing

Sustainable Manufacturing

Sustainable Logistics

Asset Management

Smart Grid

Find out more at oracle.com/green© 2019 Oracle36

e.g. | Enabling Sustainable Supply Chains

Product Lifecycle Management Cloud Oracle Logistics Cloud

Set guidelines for designers, environmental impact review as product phase gate, implement resourcing best practices

Optimize shipments to maximize asset utilization and route efficiency, select transportation modes with the lowest environmental impact

Procurement Cloud

Embed a strong qualification process for ethical performance, assess suppliers with questionnaires, score-carding, and audits

Design for the Environment Sustainable LogisticsSustainable Sourcing

Read the Oracle Sustainable Supply Chain Digibook at oracle.com/goto/sust-digi© 2019 Oracle37

e.g. | Improving Utility Management

Oracle Utilities demand-side management product suiteOpower Home Energy ReportPeak ManagementProactive AlertsEnergy management web tools

Designed to inform and motivate consumers to better control their home energy consumption and cost

Enables utilities to meet regulatory requirements, decrease the cost to serve, and improve customer satisfaction

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Adaptive Intelligence

Discover data patterns and correlations

Provide actionable insights to improve performance

Internet of Things

Extend on-premises systems and cloud capabilities for factories and supply chains to track real-time environmental performance

e.g. | Driving Innovation

Blockchain

Enable transparencyand accountability

Ensure data security by eliminating unauthorized access by intermediaries

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Customer Success

Paul QuickertEnvironmental Manager, Cisco

“As big a company as Cisco is, and as heavily outsources as we are, supplier management is a key component of what we do. So we use Oracle Supply Chain applications to help us with the management of all or our supplier data.”

More customer stories available at oracle.com/goto/green/customers© 2019 Oracle40

Customer Success

Shvone GreenBusiness Analyst, Baltimore Gas & Electric

“At BG&E we take our green initiatives very seriously. We’re proud to partner with Oracle Opower to send email alerts to our customers when they are trending to a higher bill to save them an average of 1.3% on their utility bill.”

© 2019 Oracle More customer stories available at oracle.com/goto/green/customers41

Customer Success

Vlad MocaDeputy Moca, Deputy Group IT Director, KMG Rompetrol SRL

“With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle Cloud Platform, we significantly reduced IT operational costs, cut energy consumption by 20 percent, simplified administration and compliance, and delivered the scalability we need to meet our sustainable growth plans for years to come.”

© 2019 Oracle More customer stories available at oracle.com/goto/green/customers42

Customer Success

Charlie DaviesCofounder, iGeolise (member of the Oracle for Startups community)

“The partnership with Oracle has been game-changing for us, technology and business wise. Our field sales routing tool, our geocoder, and our fast parsing — we could not have done this things at the speed we do without Oracle.”

© 2019 Oracle More customer stories available at oracle.com/goto/green/customers43

Sustainability Innovation AwardsExcellence in using Oracle solutions for sustainability

Find out more at Sustainability Innovation Awards© 2019 Oracle44

Key Take Aways

Oracle is committed to protecting the environment.

At Oracle, sustainability is everyone’s business.

Oracle helps other organizations be more sustainable.

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Key Resources

Oracle Corporate Citizenship | oracle.com/sustainability

Oracle Solutions Enabling Sustainability | oracle.com/green

Oracle Employee Engagement | gogreen.oraclecorp.com (internal)

Environmental Policy Policies & Standards Customer Success

Materiality Assessment Corporate Citizeship Data Sheet

youtube.com/OracleSustainability

blogs.oracle.com/sustainability

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