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M11.1

State the start and end date of the year for which you are reporting data.

Short Answer

--- CDP Disclosure Guidance --- Purpose: CDP uses the reporting period to align disclosed data with the discloser's financial and environmental reporting cycle. Additional guidance: The reporting year should cover 12 months and should align with the period covered by your financial reporting where possible. Keep the reporting period consistent between disclosure cycles so that year-on-year comparisons remain meaningful. Applies to: All disclosers. Dependent on: N/A. Gateway to: 6.1.

M11.2

In which language are you submitting your response?

Single select

(A) English

(B) Latin American Spanish

(C) Brazilian Portuguese

(D) Japanese

(E) Chinese

(F) Other, please specify

M11.3

Select the currency used for all financial information disclosed throughout your response.

Single select

(A) USD

(B) EUR

(C) GBP

(D) JPY

(E) CHF

(F) Other, please specify

M11.4

Provide a general description of your organisation, including its main activities, its position in the value chain and the environmental issues most relevant to it.

Short Answer

M11.5

Select the countries or areas in which you operate.

Multiselect

(A) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

(B) United States of America

(C) Germany

(D) India

(E) Brazil

(F) China

+1 more

M11.6

Provide details of the business activities carried out by your organisation and the share of revenue attributable to each during the reporting year.

Table

(A) Manufacturing of industrial components

(B) Electrical equipment and low-carbon technologies

(C) Logistics and distribution services

(D) Aftermarket services and maintenance

(E) Other activities

(Total) Total

M11.7

Select the environmental issues for which you are providing data in this response.

Multiselect

(A) Climate change

(B) Water security

(C) Forests

(D) Plastics

(E) Biodiversity

M22.1

Does your organisation have a process for identifying, assessing and managing environmental dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities?

Single select

(A) Yes, we have a process covering both risks and opportunities

(B) Yes, but our process covers risks only

(C) No, but we plan to introduce a process within the next two years

(D) No, and we do not plan to introduce a process

M22.2.2

Provide details of your process for identifying, assessing and managing environmental risks across your value chain.

Table

(A) Direct operations

(B) Upstream value chain

(C) Downstream value chain

M22.3

Define what your organisation considers to be a substantive effect on its business, and state the quantitative threshold applied.

Single select + numeric

M33.1.1

Provide details of the environmental risks identified with the potential to have a substantive effect on your organisation.

Table

(A) Current regulation — carbon pricing mechanisms

(B) Emerging regulation — product efficiency standards

(C) Technology — substitution with lower-emission alternatives

(D) Market — changing customer requirements

(E) Acute physical — flooding at manufacturing sites

(F) Chronic physical — water stress in key basins

+1 more

M33.1.2

Provide details of the environmental opportunities identified with the potential to have a substantive effect on your organisation.

Table

(A) Resource efficiency — energy and materials

(B) Energy source — shift to renewable electricity

(C) Products and services — low-carbon product portfolio

(D) Markets — access to new customer segments

(E) Resilience — diversified supply base

M44.1.2

Is there board-level oversight of environmental issues within your organisation?

Single select

(A) Yes, board-level oversight of environmental issues exists

(B) No, but we plan to introduce board-level oversight within the next two years

(C) No, and we do not plan to introduce board-level oversight

M44.3

Identify the positions of the individuals or committees with board-level responsibility for environmental issues, and describe how oversight is exercised.

Table

(A) Board chair

(B) Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

(C) Sustainability committee

(D) Audit committee

(E) Risk committee

M44.5.1

Select the management positions below board level that have responsibility for environmental issues.

Multiselect

(A) Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO)

(B) Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

(C) Chief Operating Officer (COO)

(D) Chief Risk Officer (CRO)

(E) Environment, health and safety manager

(F) Procurement manager

+1 more

M44.6

Provide details of the monetary or non-monetary incentives you provide for the management of environmental issues.

Table

(A) Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

(B) Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO)

(C) Business unit managers

(D) All employees

M44.11

Select the environmental policies your organisation has in place and indicate the issues they cover.

Multiselect

(A) Climate change policy

(B) Water policy

(C) Deforestation or land-use policy

(D) Biodiversity policy

(E) Supplier code of conduct covering environmental issues

(F) No environmental policies in place

M55.1.1

Does your organisation have a climate transition plan that aligns with a 1.5°C world?

Single select

(A) Yes, we have a 1.5°C-aligned transition plan and it is publicly available

(B) Yes, we have a transition plan but it is not publicly available

(C) No, but we intend to develop one within the next two years

(D) No, and we do not intend to develop one

M55.1.2

Provide details of the climate-related scenario analysis you have undertaken and the outcomes of that analysis.

Table

(A) IEA Net Zero Emissions by 2050 (NZE)

(B) IEA Announced Pledges Scenario (APS)

(C) IPCC SSP1-2.6

(D) IPCC SSP5-8.5

M55.2

Select the areas of your strategy and financial planning that have been influenced by environmental issues.

Multiselect

(A) Products and services

(B) Supply chain and value chain

(C) Investment in research and development

(D) Operations

(E) Capital expenditure and allocation

(F) Access to capital

+2 more

M55.3.2

State the percentage of revenue in the reporting year that was generated from products and services classified as low carbon, and describe the taxonomy used to classify them.

Single select + numeric

M55.9.1

Select the ways in which you engage your suppliers on environmental issues.

Multiselect

(A) Collection of environmental data from suppliers

(B) Setting environmental requirements in contracts

(C) Providing training or capacity building

(D) Offering financial or commercial incentives

(E) Requiring suppliers to set science-based targets

(F) We do not engage suppliers on environmental issues

M55.9.2

Provide details of the coverage and outcomes of your supplier engagement activities.

Table

(A) Tier 1 suppliers

(B) Suppliers beyond tier 1

(C) Suppliers in water-stressed areas

(D) Suppliers with commodity deforestation risk

M55.9.3

Do you engage your customers or other downstream value chain partners on environmental issues?

Single select

(A) Yes, with customers and other downstream partners

(B) Yes, with customers only

(C) No, but we plan to within the next two years

(D) No, and we do not plan to

M55.10.1

Does your organisation use an internal price on carbon?

Single select

(A) Yes, we use an internal carbon price across the organisation

(B) Yes, but only for selected business units or decisions

(C) No, but we anticipate introducing one within the next two years

(D) No, and we do not anticipate introducing one

M55.11

Provide details of your engagement with policy makers on environmental issues and confirm alignment with your climate commitments.

Table

(A) Direct engagement with policy makers

(B) Trade association membership

(C) Funding of research organisations

(D) Participation in industry coalitions

M66.1

Select the option that describes the reporting boundary for which environmental impacts are reported.

Single select

(A) Companies, entities or groups over which operational control is exercised

(B) Companies, entities or groups over which financial control is exercised

(C) Companies, entities or groups in which equity is held

(D) Companies, entities or groups over which control is exercised, other, please specify

M66.3

Provide details of the subsidiaries included within your reporting boundary and indicate whether each is disclosing to CDP separately.

Table

(A) Vector Corp Manufacturing Ltd

(B) Vector Corp Energy Systems GmbH

(C) Vector Corp Logistics Inc.

(D) Other consolidated entities

M77.5

Provide your base year and base year emissions for each scope.

Table

(A) Scope 1

(B) Scope 2 (location-based)

(C) Scope 2 (market-based)

(D) Scope 3 (total)

M77.6

What were your organisation's gross global Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions in metric tons CO2e for the reporting year?

Single select + numeric

M77.7

What were your organisation's gross global Scope 2 emissions in metric tons CO2e, reported on both a location-based and a market-based basis?

Single select + numeric

M77.8

Report your gross global Scope 3 emissions for each category, and state whether each category has been evaluated.

Table

(A) Purchased goods and services

(B) Capital goods

(C) Fuel- and energy-related activities

(D) Upstream transportation and distribution

(E) Waste generated in operations

(F) Business travel

+9 more

M77.9.1

Break down your total gross global Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by country or area of operation.

Table

(A) United Kingdom

(B) United States of America

(C) Germany

(D) India

(E) Brazil

(F) Rest of world

+1 more

M77.30

Report your organisation's energy consumption and generation during the reporting year in MWh.

Table

(A) Consumption of fuel (excluding feedstock)

(B) Consumption of purchased electricity

(C) Consumption of purchased heat, steam and cooling

(D) Consumption of self-generated non-fuel renewable energy

(E) Total energy consumption

M77.45

State your gross global combined Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity for the reporting year, expressed per unit of revenue.

Single select + numeric

M77.53.1

Provide details of your absolute greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets that were active in the reporting year.

Table

(A) Scope 1

(B) Scope 2 (market-based)

(C) Scope 1 and 2 combined

(D) Scope 3 — purchased goods and services

(E) Scope 3 — use of sold products

M77.54.1

Provide details of your emissions intensity targets that were active in the reporting year.

Table

(A) Scope 1 and 2 intensity per unit revenue

(B) Scope 1 and 2 intensity per unit of production

(C) Scope 3 intensity per unit sold

M77.55.1

Provide details of the emissions reduction initiatives that were active in the reporting year.

Table

(A) Energy efficiency in buildings

(B) Energy efficiency in production processes

(C) Low-carbon energy generation on site

(D) Low-carbon energy procurement

(E) Fleet electrification

(F) Process and fugitive emissions reductions

M99.1

Rate the importance of water quantity and quality to the success of your business.

Single select

(A) Vital for operations — we could not operate without it

(B) Important for operations

(C) Neutral

(D) Not important for operations

M99.3.1

Report your total water withdrawals, discharges and consumption for the reporting year, and the comparison with the previous year.

Table

(A) Total withdrawals

(B) Withdrawals from areas of water stress

(C) Total discharges

(D) Total consumption

M99.10.1

Provide details of your water-related targets that were active in the reporting year, and progress against them.

Table

(A) Reduction in total water withdrawals

(B) Reduction in withdrawals from water-stressed areas

(C) Improvement in water-use efficiency

(D) Improvement in discharge quality

M1313.1.1

Indicate the verification or assurance status of the emissions data you have reported.

Table

(A) Scope 1

(B) Scope 2 (location-based)

(C) Scope 2 (market-based)

(D) Scope 3

M1313.2

Provide the name and job title of the individual who has signed off this response on behalf of the organisation.

Short Answer