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Scope 3.1 - Purchased goods and services: out of projects, calculation is based on actual quantities purchased during the year;

for manufacturing of goods on projects: calculation is partially based on actual and forecasted quantities (55% of total carbon footprint value); and

completed by revenue-based extrapolation for other projects (45% of total carbon footprint value);

prorata annual progress. for construction activities on projects:

calculation is partially based on actual and forecast quantities (74% of total carbon footprint value); and

completed by revenue-based extrapolation for other projects (26% of total carbon footprint value);

prorata annual progress.

Scope 3.2 - Capital goods: Calculation is based on annual actual quantities of materials purchased for manufacturing of physical capital assets. For construction of building capital assets owned or rented with a long-term lease over 12 months, although this approach is not presented in the GHG Protocol, emissions are smoothed over the lifetime of the building and calculation is based on actual building square meters and theoretical annual ratio for construction, refreshment, renovation and restructuration.

Scope 3.3 - Fuel-and energy-related activities (not included in scope 1 and scope 2): Extraction, production and transport of energy related to scope 1 based on ratio (22.2%).

Scope 3.4 - Upstream transportation and distribution: Transportation of goods, modules, towing, offshore campaigns on projects: calculation is partially based on actual and forecasted quantities (30% of total carbon footprint value); and

completed by revenue-based extrapolation for smaller projects (70% of total carbon footprint value);

prorata annual progress.

Scope 3.5 - Waste generated in operations: Calculation is based on actual quantities completed by in-house quantification based on past experience.

Scope 3.6 - Business travel: Air business travel only. Calculation is based on actual mileage and type of haul (short, medium and long). Value for year 2019 before COVID-19 crisis was 31,712 tonnes CO2 eq. Rail, road and hotel nights are included in scope 3.1.

Scope 3.7 - Employee commuting: Calculation is based on actual number of employees (15,586 in 2021 and 14,515 in 2022) x 40 km/day average and average split transportation type per operating center and country.

Scope 3.8 - Mandatory parts of upstream leased assets are reported in other scopes (scope 1 or 2). Manufacturing of used equipment, reported in scope 3.1, such as temporary site facilities, camps, lifting equipment, site vehicles and transportation equipment (vessel, train) is optional and not included.

Scope 3.9 - Downstream transportation and distribution: Not applicable for EPC projects. Technip Energies’ “sold products” are composed of the “plants” which are not subject to transportation and distribution. Applicable only for Technip Energies industrial sites (Loading Systems, Cybernetix and Dahej).

Scope 3.10 - Processing of sold products: Not applicable. Technip Energies’ “sold products” are composed of the plants or loading arms or furnaces which are not subject to intermediate processing.

Scope 3.11 - Use of sold products (operation of our clients’ plants and manufactured equipment by Technip Energies): in progress.

Scope 3.12 - End-of-life treatment of sold products (our clients’ plants): in progress.

Scope 3.13 - Downstream leased assets (leased or sub-leased in assets not included in scope 1 or 2): scope 1 & 2 emissions from one site located in Houston that is 100% subleased and does not contribute to our business operations is accounted in this category in 2022 (was included in scope 1 & 2 emissions in 2021).

Scope 3.14 - Franchises: Technip Energies has no franchises and consequently this scope 3.14 is not applicable and nil. Licenses are not considered as franchises and are reported the same way as other engineering services.

Scope 3.15 - Investments: For Technip Energies, this scope includes the annual GHG emissions of Technip Energies’ legal entities with equity share under 15%. Number, size and share of these entities are very limited and considered as negligible compared to the other scopes.

ESG Indicators In line with our ESG Roadmap, we are committed to strengthening our ESG accountability and report on progress. In addition to the results presented below, this chapter has been audited and is aligned with EU Taxonomy and international frameworks (TCFD, SASB, GRI Standards(1)). An independent practitioner performed procedures on a selection of sustainability information for the year ended December 31, 2022, identified in the tables with an asterisk (*), and issued a limited assurance report on it. The sustainability report encompasses the same entities as the consolidated financial statement, which can be found in our 2022 Annual Report Note 31. Companies included in the scope of the consolidated financial statements Exceptions or further information on the reported ESG indicators are provided in the previous section Definitions and Methodologies, as well as notes on tables below related to Environmental indicators, Social indicators, and Governance indicators. Our sustainability performance is presented in the following tables:

(*) An independent practitioner performed procedures on a selection of sustainability information for the year ended December 31, 2022, identified in the table with an asterisk (*), and issued a limited assurance report on it. (1) TCFD: Task force on Climate Related Financial Disclosure, SASB: Sustainability Accounting Standards Boards, GRI Standards: GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards. (2) Refer to the methodology detailed in GHG Protocol – A Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard – Revised Edition March 2004.

Indicator Unit 2022 2021 2020 ENVIRONMENT

GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS – EQUITY SHARE APPROACH(2)

Scope 1 (direct)* tonnes CO2 eq 2,468 2,824 2,129 › Offices tonnes CO2 eq 1,637 2,142 1,596 › Industrial sites tonnes CO2 eq 664 682 533 › Data centers tonnes CO2 eq 167 -- -- Scope 2 - Location based (indirect)* tonnes CO2 eq 15,711 16,014 16,409 › Offices tonnes CO2 eq 13,813 14,969 15,061 › Industrial activities tonnes CO2 eq 1,517 1,045 1,348 › Data centers tonnes CO2 eq 380 -- -- Total scope 1 (direct) & scope 2 (indirect)* tonnes CO2 eq 18,179 18,838 18,538 Absolute scope 1 & 2 reduction versus base year (2019 with 20,460 tCO2eq) % -11.1% -7.9% -9.4% Scope 3 (indirect) – Upstream* tonnes CO2 eq 1,842,969 1,478,309 1. Purchased goods and services tonnes CO2 eq 1,335,422 1,051,671 -- 2. Capital Goods tonnes CO2 eq 10,313 11,922 -- 3. Fuel-and energy-related activities (not included in scope 1 and scope 2) tonnes CO2 eq 976 1,064 -- 4. Upstream transportation and distribution tonnes CO2 eq 376,572 329,737 -- 5. Waste generated in operations tonnes CO2 eq 85,299 69,848 -- 6. Business travel tonnes CO2 eq 26,315 5,399 -- 7. Employee commuting tonnes CO2 eq 8,072 8,668 -- 8. Upstream leased assets (not included in scope 1 or 2) tonnes CO2 eq 0 0 -- Scope 3 (indirect) – Downstream* tonnes CO2 eq In progress In progress -- 9. Downstream transportation and distribution tonnes CO2 eq 1,081 Not assessed -- 10. Processing of sold products tonnes CO2 eq Not applicable Not applicable -- 11. Use of sold products (our clients’ plants operation) tonnes CO2 eq In progress -- -- 12. End-of-life treatment of sold products (our clients’ plants) tonnes CO2 eq In progress -- -- 13. Downstream leased assets (leased or sub-leased assets not included

in scope 1 or 2) tonnes CO2 eq 605 0 --

14. Franchises tonnes CO2 eq Not applicable Not applicable -- 15. Investments (legal entities with equity share under 15%) tonnes CO2 eq 0 0 -- Avoided GHG emissions* tonnes CO2 eq -7,325,458 -1,798,038 -- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) projects only tonnes CO2 eq -7,325,458 -1,798,038 -- Other types of projects tonnes CO2 eq In progress -- --

METHODOLOGICAL NOTES REGARDING SCOPE 3 GHG EMISSIONS (REFER TO SECTION ESG INDICATORS)

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