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Performance

Natural

capital

– continued

The 9 percent decrease in carbon emissions from the prior year is primarily

attributed to:

> the implementation of 50 smart meters to measure electricity

consumption in key buildings, which resulted in more accurate and

reliable data, and improved calculation methodologies

> the rollout of the energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lighting

initiative which replaced conventional lighting systems in 900 buildings

nationally, with sustainable lighting based on LED technology

> the implementation of a building management system at theTelkom

campus. This automation system monitors and controls multiple facilities

elements, including air conditioning, power distribution, lighting, and

water usage. This results in more efficient operation of our buildings, and

reduced energy and water consumption

As part of our commitment to managing our carbon emissions and

contributing to the global knowledge base,Telkom continues to participate

in the CDP.

As part of our commitment

to managing our carbon

emissions and contributing

to the global knowledge

base,Telkom continues to

participate in the Carbon

Disclosure Project (CDP).

KPI

Telkom BCX

Trudon*

Telkomgroup

Scope 1 (tCO

2

e)

Refrigerants

23 715.69

338.25

*

24 053.94

Fleet

22 900.83

168.27

7.61

23 076.71

Diesel

7 750.02

81.33

*

7 831.34

Total scope 1

54 366.54

587.85

7.61

54 961.99

Scope 2 (MW)

Electricity

596 677.82

28 482.52

287.34

625 447.67

Total scope 2

596 677.82

28 482.52

287.34

625 447.67

FY2017

total carbon

footprint (tCO2e)

651 044.36

29 070.36

294.94

680 409.66

FY2016 total carbon

footprint (tCO

2

e)

714 204.59

30 643.54

*

744 848.12

% change year-on-year

(9)

(5)

*

(9)

Telkom carbon

footprint only

includes our owned

buildings and

excludes leased

buildings.

BCX data excludes

all BCX International

operations as well

as other small

South African

operations such

as Integr8, Accsys

and Smart Office

Premises.

Due to the size and nature of its operations,Telkom is the primary

contributor to carbon emissions, of which the most significant source

is electricity consumption.Telkom company’s total carbon footprint for

owned buildings (651 044.36 tCO

2

e) was externally assured. We use the

carbon footprint analysis to inform the direction and scale of our initiatives

to reduce our emissions.

* Limited data available for Trudon.