HOW WE OPERATE RESPONSIBLE BANKING WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE


Measuring our Impact


Understanding the full impact our environmental initiatives is challenging, because there are many different ways to quantify the impact (e.g. kWh saved, emissions saved, dollars invested, etc.). Natural capital valuation lets us assess our impact through an economic lens and provides a common approach to measuring impact. Here are some examples of how we are working toward applying this methodology to our key initiatives:


What is natural capital and why is it important?


BUSINESS OPERATIONS


Initiative Be carbon neutral


Action


Purchase RECs & offsets equivalent to TD's electricity use and GHG emissions


Impact


Since 2010: • $13.5 million invested • Offset over 1.5 million tonnes CO2


Since 2010: • $38 million invested • 79 million kWh saved • 14,000 tonnes CO2


In 2014: • $500 million issuance


avoided


In 2015: • 160,000 MWh energy saved/ green energy generated


• 20,419 tonnes CO2 2015 natural capital value $34 million avoided


• $1 billion in green bond underwriting


2015 natural capital value $2 million 2015 natural capital value $3.5 million


At 2015 end: • 16,605 active hybrid and EV insurance discounts


Since 2012: • Helped to protect 58,000 acres of critical forest habitat


Since 1990: $76 million to over 24,000 local environmental projects


Reduce energy use in our operations


$500 million TD Green Bond issuance


Insurance discounts for hybrid and electric vehicles


Protect critical forest habitats


Fund grassroots environmental initiatives


Energy efficiency GREEN PRODUCTS & FINANCING


Financing the low carbon economy


Green insurance discounts


Grow and enhance green spaces


COMMUNITY TD Friends of the Environment


+ See our full Environmental Impacts table Page 32


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