¹¹RE100 is a global initiative that brings together the most influential companies in the world committed to 100% renewable electricity.
¹²The annual electricity consumption data for the Grupo Financiero BBVA México’s Property Base does not include certain locations that are not part of the centralized billing agreement with CFE, for which energy consumption is unknown, among other factors, as it is included as part of the property rent. An energy consumption estimate is made to calculate non-renewable electricity consumption.
¹³The electricity consumption from non-renewable sources was 185,426.02 MWh, and the equivalent of energy purchased through renewable energy certificates was subtracted. Meanwhile, the renewable energy generated was 110,650.94 MWh. Therefore, the reported figure for Electricity Consumption from Renewable Sources (296,076.96 MWh) is the sum of both renewable and non-renewable energy.
¹⁴The average number of occupants in the perimeter of buildings where activities are taking place is considered (46,914 BBVA México employees).
¹⁵It includes the consumption of fixed sources within the organization (fuels and electricity).

During 2024, we carried out the following actions to improve electrical efficiency in our facilities:

Carbon Credit Purchase

We purchase and retire carbon credits in an amount equivalent to our CO₂ emissions from the categories over which we have direct management capacity: scopes 1 and 2, and Scope 3, categories 5, 6, and 7, which correspond to employee commuting, air travel, and waste.

To ensure the quality of these carbon credits, the Group requires that projects be certified under recognized standards such as the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS), Gold Standard, American Carbon Registry (ACR), Climate Action Reserve (CAR), and Plan Vivo, and that they focus on CO₂ absorption or capture. Additionally, an internal Voluntary Carbon Market standard was developed, based on best practices, to assess carbon credit programs that guarantee a real and verifiable climate impact. Nevertheless, our primary goal is to reduce our carbon footprint, so the purchase of credits is limited to cases where no technologically or financially viable alternatives exist.

¹⁶ Market-based emissions figure. For scope 2 emissions, renewable energy certificates and supply are acquired for an amount equivalent to 109,045.15 tons of CO₂
¹⁷It includes employee commuting, air travel, and waste.
¹⁸Gases included in the calculation of scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions: CO₂, CH₄, N₂O.
¹⁹ The total number of occupants is considered as the average of 46,914 employees of BBVA México in 2024.

²⁰This figure corresponds to the water consumption from third-party sources (water trucks) for Torre BBVA and the Retail Network from January to December 2024.
²¹The municipal water data includes the sum of water consumption from January to November, plus a projection for December based on 2023 consumption.
²²The total number of occupants is considered as the average of 46,914 BBVA México employees in 2024.
²³The data for extracted water per occupant includes the sum of municipal water from January to November and third-party water (tankers) from January to December 2024.
²⁴The wastewater discharge figure includes the value from January to November, with an estimate for the month of December.
²⁵For this calculation, we consider an area of 1,888,344.18 sq. m.

²⁶It includes: paper and cardboard, packaging, plastics, glass, organic waste, cooking oil, and non-hazardous waste. The total is equivalent to 1,277.24 tons.
²⁷The data includes the estimated waste generation from the Commercial Network.
²⁸Includes: Fluorescents, electrical and electronic devices, toner, industrial oils, hazardous waste. Equivalent to 10.37 tons.