Dow is committed to decarbonization and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by embracing clean energy and sustainable manufacturing technologies. The company is actively increasing its use of clean energy by leveraging renewable power purchase agreements and sourcing over half of its purchased electricity from wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. Additionally, Dow is investing in next-generation manufacturing technologies like hydrogen, advanced nuclear, and natural gas with carbon capture to achieve low-GHG-emissions in its operations. Notably, Dow is pioneering the world's first net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives facility in Fort Saskatchewan, Canada, utilizing hydrogen technology to power its operations at scale, which will significantly reduce emissions at the site. Furthermore, through collaborations with partners like X-energy, Dow is working towards deploying advanced small nuclear technology to further reduce emissions at its manufacturing sites. By calculating product carbon footprints and offering low-emissions products, Dow aims to accelerate investments in new technologies and lead the industry in reducing GHG emissions. Through these efforts, Dow is not only driving long-term growth but also contributing to a more sustainable future for the industry and the planet.