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To meet reporting deadlines, data formost categories was measured for the first nine months of 2025 and projected for the last three months.  \nThis report has been prepared in reference to GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) standardized metrics, presented in Appendix 2: Standardized Metrics. It was formally reviewed and overseen by the ESG Committee of our Board of Managers and our Senior Management Team. The primary data in this report has been assured to a moderate level (“type 2”) by ISOS Group, Inc. For more information on sustainability programs at CyrusOne, visit the CyrusOne  Commitments website.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nAbout this Report  \nENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL GOVERNANCE  \nCEO Letter What We Do Where We Operate  \nAPPENDICES  \nMeeting Standards  \nMetrics & Targets  \nCEO LETTER  \nDemand for digital infrastructure continues to accelerate. As our industry grows, expectations are also rising around how data centers are built and operated in the communities where they are located. At CyrusOne, we believe sustainability  \nis not separate from that growth—it is part of building resilient infrastructure for the long term.  \nOver the past several years, we have continued integrating  \nsustainability across our business, from the way we cool our facilities and source energy to how we manage environmental risk and report our progress.  \nThis report reflects both the progress we have made and the areas where we know more work remains. We believe it is important to share measurable results and provide transparency into how we are managing environmental impact across our operations.  \nWater Stewardship  \nWater stewardship remains one of the most important topics for data centers, particularly in regions facing water stress. Communities want to understand how new developments may affect local water resources, and those are fair questions to ask.  \nToday, 79% of CyrusOne’s data center capacity exclusively  uses air-cooled chillers. Unlike traditional evaporative cooling systems, which rely on continuous water consumption, this approach drastically reduces water demand to levels 95% below a supermarket of the same size (based on DOE median water use intensity) .  \nAir-based cooling remains our standard design approach and will be used for all new facilities going forward.  \nThis design approach not only minimizes direct water consumption but also enhances resilience in waterconstrained regions and supports more sustainable longterm growth.  \nWe also recognize that water challenges are local. Through our Net Positive Water program, we are committed to restoring more water than we consume in high waterstress regions. Today, we are net positive at 14 data centersand our Dallas headquarters.  \nCarbon Reduction and Energy Sourcing  \nReducing the carbon impact of our operations is another major area of focus. Data centers require significant amounts of energy, but the environmental impact of that energy depends heavily on its source. In 2025, 78% of our  electricity consumption came from carbon-free sources, including solar, wind, and nuclear power. These efforts continue to support progress toward achieving our Climate Neutral by 2030 goal. In 2025, we also surpassed our  annual Science Based Targets initiative milestone by 9%, reflecting years of investment in energy efficiency, carbonfree electricity, and operational improvements across our portfolio.  \nOperational Responsibility  \nOperational discipline and environmental risk management are also important priorities. Across more than 60 facilities over the past eight years, we have only had two significant diesel spills. 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