Announcement PDF Delorean 2026 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT Delorean Corporation Limited ACN 638 111 127 Australia’s future in bioenergy and renewables From our foundations in pioneering bioenergy, Delorean Corporation has always embedded Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles at the heart of our operations. By diverting organics from landfill and producing renewable gas, electricity, and heat, we directly contribute to climate resilience and the shift to clean energy. Our business, and what we facilitate for our stakeholders, is inherently sustainable. Since our ASX listing in 2021, with a growing suite of bioenergy projects in development and construction, we view ESG as a core catalyst for success and a reflection of our core values. This voluntary sustainability report outlines our impact approach, objectives, and priority areas. It details our path to realizing these ambitions and tracks our advancements. Delorean is aligning its climate disclosures with the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) and will gradually incorporate AASB S2 requirements into upcoming Integrated Annual Reports. Meanwhile, we offer detailed ESG and climate insights in this supplementary report, consistent with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), and UN Global Compact (UNGC) via our annual Communication on Progress. With the rollout of our inaugural ESG strategy in 2022, we are fully committed to sustainability on our path to Shaping a Cleaner Future. Message from Executive Chair About This Report Our Business Sustainability Highlights FY 2026 Case Studies Our Impact Framework UN SDGs UNGC AASB S2 Bioenergy Market Overview GRI Content Index 01 03 04 05 08 13 14 18 20 37 41 Table of Contents Message from the Executive Chair Company Overview Material Topics GRI Disclosures Glossary References Appendixes Bioenergy Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 1 53 53 54 Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 2 Hamish Jolly EXECUTIVE CHAIR Message from the Executive Chair FY2026 Highlights (Cont.) Dear Stakeholders, On behalf of the Board, I am pleased to present Delorean's 2026 Sustainability Report. FY2026 was a defining year for the Company. We moved from developing bioenergy infrastructure to delivering it at scale, and we did so while holding firm to our commitments on safety, our people and the communities in which we operate. Delorean exists to shape a cleaner future. Our projects turn organic waste that would otherwise go to landfill into renewable gas, renewable electricity and biogenic CO₂. They strengthen Australia's energy security, deliver major emission reductions and regional economic growth, and give industries that cannot easily electrify a practical pathway to decarbonise. Delorean is building the infrastructure that hard-to- abate sectors need, and that Australia's net-zero targets depend on. It was pleasing to see Delorean’s leadership recognized in October 2026, with Delorean winning the Sustainability category at the Australian Financial Review Energy Awards. SA1 Salisbury: foundation for Australia's renewable gas market Our 100%-owned SA1 Salisbury Bioenergy Plant, in the Northern Adelaide Food Park, is now 90% complete, with waste acceptance and first gas targeted in FY2027, and is the clearest expression of that purpose. Once operating, it is expected to process approximately 70,000 tonnes of commercial and industrial food waste each year, produce around 210 TJ of biomethane a year, about 180 TJ of which will be injected into the South Australian gas network, and supply approximately 6,000 tonnes of biogenic CO₂ to a market short of supply. We estimate it will reduce emissions by around 150,000 tCO₂-e a year. SA1 is also foundational to Australia's emerging renewable gas certification market. As one of the first projects accredited under GreenPower's Renewable Gas Guarantee of Origin (RGGO) program, SA1 will generate certified renewable gas certificates that allow industrial energy users to reduce their Scope 1 emissions. SA1 is set to be the first facility in Australia to inject mains-grade biomethane made from commercial and industrial organic waste into the gas grid. Binding long-term agreements with Origin Energy (up to 200 TJ of biomethane a year on a take-or-pay basis for eight years from first gas) and Supagas (ten years of biogenic CO₂), together with ARENA grant support and a NAB project finance facility, underpin the project's commercial foundations. NSW1 Horsley Park: renewable gas behind the meter In April 2026 the Board reached a positive Final Investment Decision on NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy, our second 100%-owned renewable gas project, subject to financial close on the remaining $31.6 million of construction funding. Co-located with Brickworks' existing manufacturing operations, NSW1 will process approximately 120,000 tonnes of source-separated organic waste a year and supply more than 250 TJ of biomethane a year to Brickworks, our site host and long-term offtaker under 25-year agreements, for brick manufacture, reducing the site's Scope 1 emissions by approximately 38%. It will be the first bioenergy facility in Australia to produce renewable gas behind the meter for industrial manufacturing, and a template for other heavy industries. Backed by $30.5 million of NSW Government and ARENA grant funding, construction is targeted to begin once financial close is achieved and will create skilled local jobs and support regional supply chains. Safety and our people Nothing we build matters more than the people who build it. In FY2026 we recorded zero high-risk incidents and zero lost-time or medical treatment injuries across employees and subcontractors, and every employee completed their targeted health and safety training. That result came during peak construction activity at SA1, and I thank everyone involved for their commitment to going home safe every day. We continue to invest in our people's development, building capability across engineering and renewable energy through on-the-job training, cross-training and online learning. Employee job satisfaction reached 89%, which reflects the positive culture our management team works hard to maintain. Capability, community and local supply chains Delorean is helping to build an industry as well as a portfolio of assets. We shared our learnings through facilitated site tours for Yarra Valley Water and at SA1, and through knowledge sharing and workforce development that builds the skills this sector will need. We source locally wherever we can, supporting regional suppliers and employment. In FY2026 we paid $4.1 million in wages. Looking ahead In FY2027 our priorities are to complete and commission SA1, achieve financial close and begin construction of NSW1, and keep building the pipeline that supports decarbonisation in hard-to-abate sectors, all with safety at the centre. On behalf of the Board, I thank our employees, contractors, partners and shareholders for their support. About This Report This is the Sustainability Report from Delorean Corporation Limited (Delorean). The report is produced to provide our stakeholders with a transparent account of how we are adopting and integrating Environmental, Social and Governance principles across our business. It includes a review of the sustainability topics deemed most material to our company during the 2026 Financial Year. This report has been produced based on the organisational boundary of Delorean Corporation and its subsidiaries and with reference to the following standards and frameworks: United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), UNGC, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and AASB S2 Climate Related disclosures. The 2026 edition outlines the implementation of the Group’s sustainability strategy and the actions to share the cleaner future. Delorean Corporation Ltd We exist to shape a cleaner future Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 3 100% Focused on renewable gas infrastructure Australia’s transition to a low-carbon future is creating demand for new energy sources. Renewable natural gas provides a reliable, lower-carbon energy solution for hard-to-abate industries that cannot be easily electrified. Bioenergy is proven, commercially viable, mature technology, widely deployed internationally. In Australia, the renewable gas market is only beginning to emerge, creating a significant opportunity for infrastructure deployment. Delorean is building the renewable natural gas infrastructure, partnerships and platform to scale the bioenergy in Australia. Delorean at a Glance Building Australia’s Renewable Gas Infrastructure Delorean Corporation (ASX:DEL) develops, constructs, owns and operates bioenergy infrastructure that converts organic waste into renewable natural gas and other valuable biproducts. * 200M+ Current development projects Delivering Positive environmental and community impact From Waste to Renewable Natural Gas Delorean Corporation bioenergy plants use a natural process called anaerobic digestion (AD) to convert organic waste into renewable energy, helping decarbonise Australia’s hard-to-abate industries. Delorean Corporation is proud to pioneer the development of the bioenergy industry in Australia. Delorean’s anaerobic digestion plants significantly reduce the amount of waste going to landfill, redirecting it towards the production of clean, green energy. Our projects take commercial and industrial organic waste that would otherwise go to landfill Source Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 4 Our anaerobic digestion plants convert that waste into biogas Biogas is converted into renewable natural gas (biomethane), biogenic CO2 and renewable electricity Renewable gas is supplied through existing gas infrastructure to industrial and commercial customers We provide a circular economy solution that displaces fossil fuel gas with renewable gas and generates long-term value Process Product Market Benefit Multiple Revenue streams from each project Strong Partnerships with waste, industrial and energy companies Our Business Model Develop Strategically located sites with Tier-1 commercial partners Construct Design and build commercial-scale bioenergy infrastructure Own Invest in and own infrastructure that creates long-term value Operate Operate assets safely to generate multiple recurring revenues Reinvesting in our BOO platform to build a portfolio of high-quality, owned renewable gas assets in Australia 1 ~290,000 ~600,000 89 4 27 $9.3M $50M $4.1M 201 % employee job satisfaction Employees (as of 30 June 2026) FY 2026 Financials Revenue FY 2026 at a Glance AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE IN BIOENERGY & RENEWABLES MWh renewable energy produced since 2015 Tonnes reduction in waste sent to landfill since 2015 Bioenergy projects constructed Jandakot Bioenergy Plant SA Ag Residue Bioenergy Plant Ecogas Bioenergy Plant Yarra Valley Water Bioenergy Plant Invested to date on Balance sheet in Delorean’s Project Development portfolio Wages Paid 0 High risk incidents Contractors (FY26) Sustainability Highlights FY 2026 Climate and Emissions Local Communities Circularity and Waste Economic Contribution Health, Safety and Wellbeing $4.1m in wages paid, supporting families and local economies New jobs created, growing regional employment Regional supply chains supported, boosting local businesses and fostering long-term economic resilience Secured long-term contracted revenue opportunities, strengthening the commercial foundations of Delorean’s BOO model Continued research and development (R&D) initiatives Maintained a strong focus on safe project delivery across construction and operational activities Strengthened operational processes, supporting efficiency and consistent project delivery Achieved 89% employee job satisfaction, reflecting a positive workplace culture Continued investing in employee development, building capability across engineering and renewable energy Achieved 100% completion of targeted health and safety training for employees Achieved ISO re-accreditation Maintained active communication with local communities Facilitated project site tours and stakeholder visits to showcase Delorean’s bioenergy infrastructure Strengthened stakeholder engagement and raised awareness of bioenergy’s role in addressing organic waste challenges and supporting the transition to renewable energy Continued to build and strengthen feedstock partnerships to support long-term waste diversion and resource recovery 5th award-winning commercial-scale bioenergy project under construction, expanding Delorean’s renewable energy infrastructure footprint Achieved Final Investment Decision for the NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy, advancing the next stage of Delorean's renewable gas infrastructure Continued development of the $200M+ current project pipeline to support decarbonisation across hard-to-abate sectors Ongoing ESG and Scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions reporting, ensuring transparency and accountability In Construction SA1 Salisbury Bioenergy Plant 90% complete Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 5 5 In Development FY23 Revenue Values and Norms 6. Stakeholders Our Norms We are authentic We are curious and ask questions We consider our impact on our people We think creatively to meet the collective purpose We are present, prepared, engaged and accountable We listen and communicate openly for common understanding Sparking Collective Energy Remembering Tomorrow Making Seismic Change Growing People Creating Real Value We believe that together we are boundless, and our unique strengths ignite collective action. We motivate each other ; We work together dynamically We believe that our work is changing the world for the better. We challenge the status quo ; We are solutions focused We believe in focusing on the future and our purpose, even in tough times. We regularly reflect to learn ; We align with short & long term goals We believe in providing the space and mentorship for people to be themselves, and to grow. We inspire each other to learn and innovate ; We are open and respectful We believe in delivering high impact projects, that are valuable to Delorean and the wider world. We have a disciplined approach supported by effective processes ; We align business units to strategy Our Values At Delorean, our stakeholders play diverse roles and make varied contributions to the growth and progress of the company. We engage with them regularly in our daily business operations and work towards building strong and trustworthy relationships. Our stakeholder groups comprise of: Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 6 Delorean Corporation BOO Projects 5X Current Development Projects Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 7 1.6M 1.5M 970M Our Footprint Potential 135M 3.5M tonnes of waste diversion from landfill MWh of green electricity generation m3 per annum of biogas production GJ of Green energy generation tCO2-e per annum carbon emission avoidance through diversion of organics from landfill * Sustainability impact potential of project pipeline* *Accounts for proposed projects in early-stage engagement / feasibility / development / construction **Based upon 5 most immediate projects in the pipeline (VIC1, SA1, YVW, QLD1 & NSW1) ~50,000 ~3.5M ~200,000 Equivalent to homes tCO2-e per annum** Equivalent to trees planted every year** Equivalent to cars tCO2-e per annum** $200M+ Portfolio 9 Long-Term Projects $500M+ Development Portfolio X $240 Portfolio Gross Cost ACCU’s - 80K+ RGGO’s - 1,000K Carbon Credits 1,000 Green Gas p.a. M TJs 20,000 Biogenic CO2 TPA 400K Waste Capacity TPA 120K Biofertilizer Concentrate TPA Delorean Offices • • Demonstrates biomethane as a clean alternative for industrial process heat Supports commercial uptake of renewable gas through value stacking Creates skilled local jobs and strengthens regional supply chains Shares learnings to support industry growth Hard-to-abate sectors require green renewable gas to cut emissions Landfill capacity shortages and methane emissions from excess waste NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy is Delorean-owned and operated project, strategically co-located with Brickworks' existing brick manufacturing operations in Horsley Park The project will have a processing capacity of ~120,000TPA of source-separated organic waste, with approval for up to 150,000TPA, diverting it from landfill to cut emissions and generate Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs). NSW1 project will produce approximately 254,000 GJ of renewable gas (biomethane) annually for offtake by Brickworks for the manufacture of bricks, reducing the site’s overall Scope 1 emissions by approximately 38%. Case Study NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy Location: Horsley Park, NSW Start Date: FY2027* Completion Date: FY2029 Client: Delorean Corporation The first bioenergy facility in Australia to produce renewable natural gas behind the meter for industrial manufacturing Challenge Opportunity Sustainability outcomes ~ 254TJ of green biomethane generated per annum Construction commencement in FY2027 ~ 120,000 tonnes of waste diversion per annum ~ 38% reduction in site’s overall Scope 1 emissions Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 8 NSW1 Project will generate multiple revenue streams • • • • Demonstrates a closed-loop model where waste becomes a valuable resource * The NSW1 construction is anticipated to commence in FY2027, subject to financial close. • • • Demonstrates biomethane as a clean alternative to fossil fuel natural gas Supports commercial uptake of renewable gas through value stacking Creates skilled local jobs and strengthens regional supply chains Shares learnings to support industry growth Hard-to-abate sectors require green renewable gas to cut emissions Landfill capacity shortages and methane emissions from excess waste Strong demand for biogenic CO₂ with limited supply SA1 Salisbury Bioenergy is Delorean-owned and operated project, strategically located within the Northern Adelaide Food Park. The project is accredited under Greenpower’s Renewable Gas Certification. It will process ~70,000TPA of commercial and industrial (C&I) food waste, diverting it from landfill to cut emissions and generate Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs). Biomethane will be injected into the Australian Gas Network’s SA network, producing Renewable Gas Guarantees of Origin (RGGOs) to help industrial users cut Scope 1 emissions. Liquefied biogenic commercial-grade CO₂ will be sold to ease regional supply shortages. Case Study SA1 Salisbury Bioenergy Location: Salisbury, SA Start Date: FY2025 Completion Date: FY2027 Client: Delorean Corporation The first bioenergy facility in Australia to produce mains-grade biomethane and biogenic CO2 from processed commercial and industrial organic waste. Challenge Opportunity Sustainability outcomes ~ 210TJ of green biomethane generated per annum Construction commenced in 2024 ~ 70,000 tonnes of waste diversion per annum ~ 150,000 tCO2-e landfill diversion emissions reduction per annum Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 9 SA1 Project will generate 5 different revenue streams • • • • ~6000T of biogenic commercial-grade CO2 generated per annum • • • Facility is designed to accept and process an average of 200m3/day of organic waste using anaerobic digestion The Lilydale project is helping to address climate change and the depletion of finite resources like water and energy Yarra Valley Water is striving to transition to 100% renewable electricity and achieve carbon neutrality Delorean Corporation’s Engineering Division is contracted for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of Yarra Valley Water’s (YVW) second food waste to energy plant at Lilydale, Victoria. This facility is diverting approximately 55,000 tonnes of food waste from landfill each year and generating over 39,000 Kilowatt hours of electricity per day. Yarra Valley Water’s Lilydale facility is supplying the adjacent sewage treatment plant, and the co-located Recycled Water Pump Station, with surplus energy exported to the grid. Case Study Yarra Valley Water Location: Lilydale, Melbourne VIC Start Date: January 2024 Construction Finish Date: October 2025 Client: Yarra Valley Water One of the largest food waste to energy facilities of its kind in Australia to commercially process mass organic waste Challenge Opportunity Sustainability outcomes* ~ 39,000 kWh of renewable energy generated per day Ongoing Operations & Maintenance (O&M) phase ~ 55,000 tonnes of waste diversion per annum Surplus energy generated from biogas plant will be exported to the grid ~ 24,700 tonnes CO2 emissions reduction per annum * Delorean will not provide annual updates on the sustainability outcome data pertaining to third-party EPC projects due to the unavailability of readily accessible data within the company. Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 10 Increase in income from excess energy supplied to grid Delorean’s Engineering Division undertook the development, design and the construction of an organic waste to bioenergy plant. This facility takes food organics from the Auckland City Council collections, with the energy produced supplying a major greenhouse operation. Case Study Reporoa (Ecogas) Location: Reporoa, New Zealand Start Date: March 2021 Com pletion Date: June 2023 Client: Pioneer / Ecogas This project is New Zealand's first commercial scale anaerobic digestion plant • • • Approximately 75,000 tonnes per annum feedstock directed towards landfill High heating and CO2 costs for the greenhouse operation Reduce waste and carbon emissions and generate consistent green energy supply Reduce electricity cost and supply green energy to grid Challenge Opportunity Sustainability outcomes Excess bioenergy generated from biogas plant powers nearby homes Over 40,000 MWh green energy generated to date. Over 200,000 tonnes organic waste diverted away from landfill to date Approximately 135,000 tonnes per annum avoided emissions with the use of biogas plant Increase in income from excess energy supplied to grid Commissioned in 2023 • Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 11 * Delorean will not provide annual updates on the sustainability outcome data pertaining to third-party EPC projects due to the unavailability of readily accessible data within the company. • • • • Introduce a bio-fertiliser to blend with Richgro’s existing product range Reduce electricity cost and supply green energy to grid Approximately 32,000 tonnes per annum feedstock directed towards landfill Electricity cost $600,000+ per annum Delorean’s Engineering Division (formerly Biogass Renewables) undertook the development, design, build, commissioning and operational support for the Jandakot Bioenergy Plant – processing commercial and industrial (C&I) organic waste streams to power generation. Delorean handled all approvals from planning through to the Environmental Protection Act requirements, as well as managing grid connection and sale of the renewable power generated on site. Case Study Jandakot (Richgro) Location: Jandakot, Perth WA Start Date: November 2013 Completion Date: January 2015 Client: Richgro Garden Products First facility of its kind in Australia to commercially process mass organic waste integrated with a composter Challenge Opportunity Sustainability outcomes* Over 190,000 megawatt hours of renewable energy generated to date Commissioned in 2015 Over 280,000 tonnes of waste diverted since operation 65% of electricity generated exported to the grid Sub 4 year payback on capital 64,000 tonnes CO2 emissions reduction per annum * Delorean will not provide annual updates on the sustainability outcome data pertaining to third-party EPC projects due to the unavailability of readily accessible data within the company. Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 12 CLIMATE WASTE 55% of Australia’s total greenhouse gas emissions are the result of energy generation and organic waste (1) 7.6 Million tonnes of food across the supply and consumption chain wasted every year, at a cost of $36.6 billion annually (2) Delorean’s projects produce renewable energy whilst reducing the volume of waste going to landfill. Our business is built upon technology that is carbon neutral. Our Impact Framework - Corporate Our ESG Focus Areas Sustainability at Delorean Based on our purpose of “Shaping a cleaner future,” our impact framework is centered on our contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Our Vision Our Mission “Shaping a cleaner future” To be recognised as Australia and New Zealand’s leading emerging renewable energy generator and retailer, led by our fast growing bioenergy infrastructure footprint. To build, own and operate the largest portfolio of commercially successful renewable energy infrastructure in Australia and New Zealand, measured by the value of developed assets and quantity of renewable electricity, heat and gas produced. Our Purpose Human Capital Employees, contractors Natural Capital Emissions, energy efficiency, waste Social Capital Communities, suppliers, clients Intellectual Capital Technology, innovation Constructed Capital DEL Bioenergy Plants Financial Capital Revenue, EBITDA Governance Business Ethics & Code of Conduct Board diversity & governance Risk mitigation Stakeholder engagement Economic contributions Environment Climate action Renewable energy Waste management Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Climate risk Emergency preparedness Social Diversity, inclusion, gender Health & safety Workforce wellbeing Community relations Supply chains Job creation Our ESG Pillars Material Topics Delorean is using the criteria below to evaluate the company's sustainability and ethical practices. Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 13 The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a powerful aspiration for improving our world and providing a better future for all . Developed in 2015, all 193 member states of the United Nations adopted “Agenda 2030.” This is a global plan of action based around 17 interlinked SDGs to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all people and for the world by 2030. As a renewable energy provider, Delorean is positioned to positively impact several of the SDGs. In its 2017 publication, the World Biogas Association estimated that biogas can help solve challenges related to nine of the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals . Delorean has identified our most significant contributions are to four SDGs as outlined in the table below (Table 1). As we grow and expand our footprint of company owned and operated bioenergy assets, we are committed to measuring and managing our positive impact on climate and waste at a project level through our Project Impact Indicators (Table 2). UN SDGs Sustainable Development Goal Delorean Corporation Contributions Delorean’s projects support both rural and urban communities and provide the triple benefit of renewable energy, sustainable waste management and organic fertilisers to support food production. Delorean’s solutions provide a practical, scalable, and impactful way for communities and organisations to responsibly deal with organic waste. The energy and fertiliser produced closes the loop on responsible consumption and production. Delorean’s technology and infrastructure generates renewable green gas, heat, and electricity that powers communities and industry. Bioenergy is a practical, affordable, and direct alternative to other fossil fuel sources. Delorean’s operations generate a reliable, low-carbon source of energy that is a direct replacement for fossil fuels today. Circular waste management also avoids the release of harmful methane emissions from organic waste in landfill. Reducing carbon dioxide emissions by replacing fossil fuel-based energy sources with biogas. Reduction of methane and other potentially harmful emissions from organic waste in landfill. Reduction of methane and generation of renewable energy from food and other organic wastes. Reducing dependence on fossil fuel-based energy sources by providing an alternative in biogas. Utilising locally produced waste and crops to generate energy for rural and remote communities. Storing biogas to produce energy when required. Reducing GHG emissions by using biogas- based renewable energy in commercial buildings, homes, and industry. Preventing the spread of diseases through collection and proper management of organic waste. Improving sanitation and hygiene through decentralised and local treatment of biosolids. Providing solutions to achieve the environmentally sound management of wastes throughout their life cycle. Reducing waste through recycling and reuse. Providing solutions for companies to adopt sustainable practices. Table 1: Delorean’s contribution to UN SDGs Table 2: Delorean’s Project Impact Indicators * Tracking Project Impact WASTE RECYCLED/REUSED WASTE RECYCLED/REUSED WASTE RECYCLED/REUSED PROJECT IMPACT INDICATOR RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATED RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS CREATED Renewable energy generated MWhs p.a. Waste throughput (feedstock volumes) thousand tonnes p.a. (KTPA) Liquid digestate recycled/reused (landfill avoided) thousand m3 p.a. (KM3PA) Solid digestate recycled/reused (landfill avoided) thousand tonnes p.a. (KTPA) Renewable natural gas created TJ’s p.a. MEASUREMENT METRIC WASTE RECYCLED / REUSED 125,000 RENEWABLE ENERGY CREATED 44,100 RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS CREATED 0 MWhs p.a. TJ’s p.a. TPA. * Delorean will not provide annual updates on the project impact data pertaining to third-party EPC projects due to the unavailability of readily accessible data within the company. (3) (4) Sustainability Report | Delorean Corporation Page 14 To date, through Carbon Neutral Plant a Tree Program, Delorean has funded the planting of Delorean’s business, at its core, is truly green and our purpose is to help shape a cleaner futu