We believe that respecting environmental, health & safety, labor, social, governance, and business integrity considerations are crucial underpinnings for GIP’s license to operate large-scale, critical national and economic infrastructure that impacts millions of people across the globe. As such, Environmental, Social and Governance concerns have long been at the core of GIP’s approach to investing and operating our businesses in a safe and responsible manner. Climate change and broader Environmental, Social and Governance trends have intensi?ed that focus.

GIP strives to adopt Environmental, Social and Governance best practices and became a signatory to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (“UNPRI”) in 2020, providing third-party challenge and assurance internally and externally of our Environmental, Social and Governance performance. Furthermore, GIP endeavors to keep abreast of developments in Environmental, Social and Governance best practices through participation in industry group roundtables and leading collaboration with peers.

We also recognize the importance of industry leadership on climate action, and as part of our commitment to mitigate the impacts of climate change, GIP seeks to align itself and actively engages with leading organizations focused on climate change. GIP is a public supporter of the Task Force on Climate related Financial Disclosures (“TCFD”), and aims to align with TCFD practices and reporting (Please see TCFD Alignment Document); a founding member of the private equity group supporting the One Planet Sovereign Wealth Fund Framework (“OPSWF”), an initiative launched in 2018 to support the initiatives of TCFD, the acceleration of the integration of climate-related risks and opportunities into large, long-term asset pools and the goals of the Paris Agreement; and a member of the North American Chapter of Initiative Climat International (“iCI”).