© 2009 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Healthy planet = higher profits HP’s approach to sustainability Bonnie Nixon Director of Environmental Responsibility

What is profit? As we all know, profit has several dimensions – at HP, and since the inception of the company in 1939, “profit” has always been linked to the betterment of the communities and societies where HP operates. It is a fundamental part of HP’s strategy to make sure that our growth is sustainable and by definition sustainable growth and profit require a sustainable environment where suppliers, employees and customers can thrive. In today’s environment, energy efficiency and reduced operating costs go hand-in-hand. HP’s experience in sustainability has continuously demonstrated that reductions in material usage, packaging and waste, and reuse are also good for the pocketbook. 26/26/2015

3 HP’s environmental approach Business drivers: Cost reduction Customer opportunity Compliance Productivity Environmental stewardship How? Walk the talk Exercise our influence Make it simple and scalable Innovate Business drivers: Cost reduction Customer opportunity Compliance Productivity Environmental stewardship How? Walk the talk Exercise our influence Make it simple and scalable Innovate SCOPE, COMPLEXITY, TIME IMPACT HP operations Supply Chain Use Low carbon economy Our house Consolidation Transparency Your house Energy efficiency Recycling Our world Virtual collaboration Sustainability labs

46/26/2015 Reducing the environmental impact of our operations and supply chain Manufacturing partnerships Compliance assessment and capability building improvement Logistics and packaging Stakeholder engagement Reporting and transparency Industry leadership Aggressive energy use goals and renewables Real estate and IT consolidation – 85 data centers down to 6 – Optimization, efficiency and cooling Virtual collaboration – Halo Live green employee engagement – 300,000 strong Aggressive energy use goals and renewables Real estate and IT consolidation – 85 data centers down to 6 – Optimization, efficiency and cooling Virtual collaboration – Halo Live green employee engagement – 300,000 strong

56/26/20155 HP’s product life cycle Design for Environment — DfE since 1992, product stewards across the business Manufacturing — production processes to minimize environmental impact Use — minimize energy consumption, waste (minimize printing failures, reprints) and greater resource efficiency End of Use Management — convenient return and recycling, material recovery, reuse 23 April 2008 Revise strategy Product design Use Reuse and Recycle Manu- facture Evaluation Reducing impact throughout the product life cycle

Packaging reductions: Customer waste (97%) Shipping volume (~25%) Attractive messenger bag made with 100% recycled materials Notebook computer Walmart Home Entertainment Design Challenge Winner

76/26/2015 HP Solutions for your house Office space and equipment optimization Improved workflow and energy usage Optimized infrastructure Managed environment and operations EPEAT products Energy optimization Data center consolidation, virtualization, smart cooling and controls Managed print services Business travel and commuting reduction through telepresence and telework ENERGY STAR ® products Eco Highlights-labeled products and solutions Thin clients and efficient printing and imaging For the small/ medium business For the consumer/ individual Solutions for the workplace Solutions for the large enterprise Convenient reuse and recycling services Remarketed and donated products Tips to reduce your environmental impact and green computing “how to” guides Innovating to reduce our collective impact

REAL recycling 826 June 2015 egionally customized mbedded sustainability and efficient execution ccountable and transparent everage and legislation

96/26/2015 Towards a low-carbon economy REDUCESUBSTITUTEENABLE Reduce energy intensity and carbon footprint Substitute carbon-intensive processes by low-carbon ones Enable low-carbon economy management Energy efficiency: Intelligence embedded in buildings, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture… Paper efficiency: Digital publishing, print-on- demand, digital paper… Travel substitution: From telepresence to telework Dematerialization: Digital services to replace physical transactions, e.g. eCommerce, eBanking… Carbon monitoring and reporting software Carbon trading platforms Deforestation and glacial activity monitoring… IT as an enabler

HP is making it easier for 106/26/2015 … to optimize the infrastructure, manage the print environment and transform workflows to use less energy, recycle more and reduce the impact of imaging and printing — helping reduce costs, save resources and deliver results that are good for business and good for the planet Save resources Manage recycling Improve control Utilize innovations Reduce costs Assess environment Reduce energy Eliminate waste Digitize workflows Partner with leader Reduce footprint Deliver results “In our analysis of the power usage of old devices, with a newer fleet, we could see that there would be definite energy savings.” Paul White, IT Print Services at 3M “In our analysis of the power usage of old devices, with a newer fleet, we could see that there would be definite energy savings.” Paul White, IT Print Services at 3M

In summary: HP’s focus on sustainability has a long history, and we approach it comprehensively through improvements to our own operations, our supply chain, and our products, and delivering technology solutions that help solve fundamental sustainability challenges for our world. Our experience demonstrates that investing in sustainability is good business practice. Financial returns in some cases may have longer maturities, but more sustainable practices always increase efficiencies and make employees and customers happier, driving eventually to higher profits.