Alimentation Couche Tard : 2024 SASB Index

Sustainable

Accounting Board

Standards (SASB) Index

Food Retailers & Distributors

Accounting Metric	Category	Unit of measure	Code	Disclosures
Energy Management
Fleet fuel consumed,	Quantitative	Gigajoules (GJ),	FB-FR-110a.1	1,263,229 GJ consumed (this consumption is related
percentage renewable		Percentage (%)		to our in house logistic fleet)
(1) Operational energy	Quantitative	Gigajoules (GJ),	FB-FR-130a.1	(1) Total energy consumed within the organization
consumed, (2) percentage		Percentage (%)		9,724,482 GJ.
grid electricity, (3)				(2) Approximately 80% of our operational energy
percentage renewable				consumed is electricity and the majority of that comes
				from grid with some on-site generation.
				(3) The solar panels on sites piloted in 2023 are
				online, generating 328 kWh and $56,000 in annual
				savings. We continue to analyze the data to determine
				future actions and investments, to help us reduce our
				load on local electrical grids by using green energy
				supplements. We currently have renewable electricity
				in select markets including solar parks in Northern
				Tier and Lithuania and a number of business units have
				certificates of origin to ensure the electricity is coming
				from water, wind, sun or biomass.
Discussion of strategy to	Discussion	N/A	FB-FR-430a.3	We engage with suppliers through a due diligence
manage environmental	and Analysis			process to understand and assess supplier
and social risks within the				programs. We look at business integrity, quality,
supply chain, including				health and safety, staffing conditions, human rights,
animal welfare				environmental issues, and ethical practices, among
				other topics. For additional details refer to page 36
				in our2024 Sustainability Report.

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Accounting Metric	Category	Unit of measure	Code	Disclosures
Discussion of strategies to	Discussion	N/A	FB-FR-430a.4	In 2024, driving our work to reach a 25% improvement
reduce the environmental	and Analysis			in our packaging compared to our 2020 baseline, we
impact of packaging				gathered data globally on current branded packaging
				specifications, measuring our progress to date. The
				results show that we have already exceeded our
				2025 goal, with 32% of our packaging portfolio by
				weight meeting our sustainable attributes: recycled
				content, certified materials, reusability, or compostable
				materials.
				Additionally, we continue to look for ways to recycle
				our materials, reduce our use of plastics, and support
				local recycling initiatives. Leveraging learnings from
				our European operations and seeking to improve
				our diversion of cardboard, we installed small format
				cardboard balers at 15 of our U.S. sites. In a few short
				months, these locations collected and recycled 13.5
				tons of cardboard, reduced waste pickups by 46%,
				and improved costs by 69%. The fewer pickups
				equates to a reduction in emissions of approximately
				1,200 kg of CO2. We continue to monitor these
				sites to understand efficiency for store teams, cost
				optimization and diversion rates. Based on these
				results, this program could be expanded to more
				stations in North America.
				Single-use plastic water bottles are another important
				focus. In North America, we partner with Niagara
				on private-label purified spring water. Year after
				year, they have been working to reduce the amount
				of plastic used to make these bottles. In 2024, they
				further decreased the plastic content by 6.2%, bringing
				our bottle plastic weight down to just 6.9 grams.
				This makes it the lightest bottle on the market! Given
				that we sell over 161 million bottles each year, this will
				equate to a reduction of 74 tons in plastic waste for
				the year ahead.
				For additional information refer to page 14 and 16
				in our2024 Sustainability Report.
Food & Retailer
Number of	Quantitative	Number	FB-FR-000.A	• Total number of retail locations: 16,700
(1) retail locations and				• Total number of distribution centres: 3 (for one
(2) distribution centers
			of the three we have full opertional control and
				for the other two a supplier operate the distribution
				center)
Number of vehicles	Quantitative	Number	FB-FR-000.C	676
in commercial fleet

Oil & Gas

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Gross global Scope 1	Quantitative Metric tons (t)	EM-RM-110a.1	173,458 metric tons of CO2 equivalent.
emissions, percentage	CO2e, Percentage
covered under emissions	(%)
limiting regulations

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Accounting Metric	Category	Unit of measure	Code	Disclosures
Discussion of long-term	Discussion	N/A	EM-RM-110a.2	This year we have replaced our calendar 2025 Fuel and
and short-term strategy	and Analysis			Energy goals with an approach to reduce our Scope
or plan to manage Scope 1				1 and Scope 2 emissions from energy consumption,
emissions, emissions				while continuing to grow the accessibility of our global
reduction targets, and an				renewable energy dispensers for our customers.
analysis of performance				This combined goal also retains our focus on energy
against those targets				consumption, a key handle for GHG emissions within
				our control. Our updated goals are straightforward: to
				commercialize sustainable fuel offers to our customers
				that are available to us as a retailer, to remain
				competitive, and to make a meaningful difference
				within our control in the role that we play in reducing
				greenhouse gas emissions.
				In line with our new calendar 2025 goals, we have
				also aligned our 2030 ambition with updated targets
				to further align with this mindset. As such, our 2030
				climate-related ambitions are also two-sided with
				actions on our Scope 1 and 2 emissions from energy
				consumption and an investment commitment in capital
				expenditures to increase the accessibility of our global
				renewable energy dispensers for our customers,
				contributing to the global decarbonization of the
				planet.
				Fuel and Energy 2030 Ambitions
				• Carbon neutral for Scope 1 and 2 net emissions from
				energy consumption including the use of carbon
				credits
				• Investment of $1 billion in renewable projects
				supporting our Scope 1 and 2 emissions ambitions,
				and also resulting in 10,000 dispensers across our
				network between 2020 and 2030.
				For additional details refer to page 11 and 47 in our
				2024 Sustainability Report.
Water Management

1. Total fresh water withdrawn, (2) percentage recycled, (3) percentage in regions with High or Extremely High Baseline Water Stress

Quantitative Thousand cubic	EM-RM-140a.1	(1) Water withdrawn 11,273,000 m3.
meters (m3),
Percentage (%)

Workforce Health & Safety

(1) Total recordable incident Quantitative Rate	EM-RM-320a.1	Please refer to the data table on pages 52-53 in our
rate (TRIR), (2) fatality rate,		2024 Sustainability Report.
and (3) near miss frequency
rate (NMFR) for (a) full-time
employees and (b) contract
employees

Discussion of management	Discussion	N/A
systems used to integrate a	and Analysis
culture of safety

EM-RM-320a.2 We are committed to ensuring a safe and healthy working environment for our team members. To this end, we are continuously improving our programs, actions, and training to reduce workplace incidents. Our global Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) strategy includes a standardized global reporting system. In addition, we identify safety risks and close gaps where needed. Over the past year, we have consolidated injury data across our global network. The increased clarity has enabled a more focused and rapid response to workplace issues.

Please refer to our2024 Sustainability Report(Workplace Safety, Anti-HarassmentCampaign and Kindness Day, Reducing Work-RelatedIncidents sections).

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Accounting Metric	Category	Unit of measure	Code	Disclosures
Management of the Legal & Regulatory Environment
Discussion of corporate	Discussion	N/A	EM-RM-530a.1	As outlined in our Annual Information Form, we are
positions related to	and Analysis			committed to, and thrive on, being a responsible
government regulations				retailer. Couche-Tard has expertise in providing age
and/or policy proposals				restricted products and follows strict legal requirements
that address environmental				in markets where it is permitted, including alcohol,
and social factors affecting				lottery, tobacco, other tobacco products, products
the industry				containing cannabis (through a licensed store) and
				products containing cannabidiol (CBD). We follow
				all laws and regulations that apply to us and hold
				all of the required licences and permits for selling
				these items.

We also follow all appropriate antitrust and competition laws and regulations that relate to our size and the pricing of our products and services, among other things, as well as price regulations that apply to products like road transportation fuel, milk and alcohol.

Additionally, as a member of the National Association of Convenience stores (NACS), our corporate positions are aligned with those of this industry association.

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