2022 ESG Report | FedEx 16 OUR PLANET DATA APPENDIX INTRODUCTION OUR PRINCIPLES OUR PEOPLE 2010 FedEx Express introduces the first all-electric parcel delivery truck in the U.S. Our path to carbon neutral operations 2021 50% of the diesel FedEx Ground sold to service providers in FY21 consisted of various biodiesel blends Sustainable fuels We support policy measures and incentives to enhance the availability and affordability of low-carbon fuels. 2030 Goal: 30% of jet fuel from alternative fuels Facilities We are improving the efficiency of our facilities and reducing our Scope 2 emissions despite increased energy demand from electric vehicle charging. 2021 Generated on- and off-site solar energy at a total of 26 global locations across our operating companies 2005 Activated our first on-site solar power system, a 904 kW rooftop solar array, at our Oakland, California hub Fuel conservation and aircraft modernization We continue to modernize our aircraft fleet and implement fuel-saving initiatives while facing challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 2006 Started the FedEx Fuel Sense jet fuel conservation program 2022 Retire MD-10 fleet and continue deploying Boeing, ATR, and Cessna SkyCourier aircraft Vehicle electrification We are leveraging various innovative technologies to transition our pickup and delivery and last-mile fleets to electric vehicles. 2030 Goal: 100% of global FedEx Express pickup and delivery vehicle purchases are zero emission electric vehicles 2025 Goal: 50% of global FedEx Express pickup and delivery vehicle purchases are zero emission electric vehicles 2040 Goal: 100% electric FedEx parcel pickup and delivery vehicle fleet 2040 Carbon neutral 2021 Saved 146 million gallons of jet fuel from initiatives to modernize aircraft Natural carbon sequestration In 2021, FedEx pledged $100 million to help establish the Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture, which will support and accelerate research across academic disciplines to develop natural solutions for reducing atmospheric carbon.