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UNSDG Index

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. At its heart are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are an urgent call for action by all countries - developed and developing - in a global partnership. Below you can find how CMS Energy has mapped our most material issues to targets within these 17 goals.

CE Material Topic	Most Relevant Targets/Performance	Examples of Impact
Charitable Giving	In 2020, the foundation donated more than $19 million to Michigan nonprofits that help people, protect the planet and promote prosperity: People: $13 million Planet: $263,000 Prosperity: $6.4 million	People Charitable Giving Consumers Energy Foundation PeopleCare $5.4M in COVID Relief Giving Together Story
Employee Safety and Wellness Public Health and Safety Charitable Giving	We engage our employees in health and wellness through our virtual Live Well 365 program with 78% participation from our employees. Additionally, the company offered comprehensive support to employees facing COVID-19 challenges. The company adjusted internal policies to promote safety and wellness. In 2020, our foundation donated $200,000 to decontaminate N95 masks and support a campaign to reduce coronavirus spread in Michigan.	Community Safety Company Safety $5.4M in COVID Relief Emergency Response
Charitable Giving Talent Pipeline Development Corporate and Employee Community Engagement Outreach and Volunteering	Our Strategic Talent Sourcing strategy focuses on current and future workforce issues crucial to building and sustaining Michigan’s energy industry. There are two goals related to student career readiness and awareness: Align education and training resources across Michigan to assist the state’s energy industry. Build awareness of career pathways in the energy industry. Progress is primarily measured via True Partnership – specifically a company-developed Strategic Partnership Index (SPI) metric. Goal for 2021: Earn 86 points on the SPI. Points are earned through a progression system and tracked on the Consumers Energy People and Culture scorecard. As part of the Consumers Energy Foundation’s People priority, the foundation supports education at all stages to help improve quality of life. This includes supporting K-12 programs, increasing high school graduation rates and supporting STEM education programs to address to skilled trades gap in Michigan.	Corporate Giving People Consumers Energy Careers Robotics Hometown Story Why We’re Involved STEM Careers and Students CE Foundation Supports Skills Training CE Foundation Supports Job Readiness Consumers Energy, Mott Community College partner on lineworker training program Consumers Energy Seeking Military Veterans for Electric Lineworker Apprenticeships
Talent Pipeline Development Corporate and Employee Community Engagement Employment Practices Diversity and Inclusion Charitable Giving	Consumers Energy is committed to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) in the workplace. We’re empowering our employees through employee resource groups, training and encouraging conversations about DE&I. We are also embedding DE&I in everything we do, including volunteerism, shaping political activity, communications, supply chain, philanthropy, customer interactions and community engagement. Additional metrics and goals are forthcoming. In 2021, we launched a from-the-top learning model for our 8,500 employees, starting with company leaders. This includes 100% unconscious bias training for employees across the company by 2022, and all leaders by the end of 2021. We’re setting common expectations and norms about all things DE&I. By training all employees in core DE&I concepts — such as the roles unconscious bias plays in our personal and professional relationships and decision-making — we’re building a solid foundation that makes DE&I an integral part of our work experience. The company doubled the Inclusion Champion program in January 2021. The program helps bring core DEI concepts to life at all organizational levels. The individual roles advance belonging by leading grassroots communication efforts, sharing opportunities for involvement, identifying and addressing gaps, solving problems and providing continuous learning and development. One goal is to address the gap between our unionized workforce and non-union workforce on our DE&I Index annual survey, focused on belonging.	Diversity and Inclusion Working at Consumers Energy Consumers Energy Recognized by Forbes Magazine as Best Employer for Women in Utility Sector Foundation Provides $100K Supporting Social Justice and Racial Equality Efforts Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Forbes Names Consumers Energy as No. 1 Utility Company for Workplace Diversity in U.S.
Charitable Giving Water Management Michigan Ecosystem Protection	From 2018 through 2020, we’ve saved more than 880 million gallons of water against a water reduction goal of 1 billion gallons from 2018 through 2022. The Consumers Energy Foundation is dedicated to ensuring Michigan has world-class natural resources by funding programs and organizations that strengthen environmental stewardship, preserve Michigan’s natural beauty and reduce environmental impact when natural resources are used. We do this by focusing on land, water and air. Our freshwater and lakes demand great care, so, we support nonprofit agencies seeking to preserve and improve water quality in our Great Lakes and the freshwater bodies that flow into them.	Water Watching Over Our Water 2020 CDP Water Report Planet Planet Award Story 2021 Planet Awards Announcement Aiding Endangered Aquatic Species Hydroelectric Generation Hydro Reporter
Energy Reliability Energy Affordability Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy Product Innovation GHG Emissions Public Health and Safety	We’ve set a goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions from electric generation by 2040 and net-zero methane emissions from our natural gas delivery system by 2030. Through 2020 we have reduced carbon emissions 36% from a 2005 baseline year.	Clean Energy Plan Going Net Zero Natural Gas Delivery Plan How Electric Rates are Set Renewables Renewable Energy - Residential Renewable Energy - Business Save Money & Energy Business Energy Efficiency 2020 CDP Climate Report
Economic Development Managing Community Impacts Talent Pipeline and Development Financial Performance Business Continuity Employment Practices Work-life Effectiveness Charitable Giving	Consumers Energy expects to make capital investments of $25 billion over the next ten years. Over the next five years, Consumers Energy expects to invest heavily in infrastructure upgrades and replacements and electric supply projects. The Consumers Energy Foundation helps ensure Michigan businesses and communities are growing and have world-class cultural resources. We’re deeply involved in community development efforts across the state. We award grants supporting our economic development priority to improve the welfare of whole communities, with focus on funding projects with long-term benefits for Michigan’s economy. We are committed to creating jobs and supporting Michigan’s entrepreneurs and small businesses. That’s why we provide grants to economic development entities and other nonprofits aiming to create jobs and grow small businesses in Michigan. In 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Consumers Energy Foundation donated more than $2.4 million to 29 organizations providing a lifeline to small businesses across Michigan.	Economic Development Careers Human Rights Policy Labor Rights Policy Safety Policy Prosperity Removing Barriers for Entrepreneurs $5.4M in COVID Relief $1.8M Supporting Small Business Consumers Energy EEI Submission $500K Supporting Michigan Small Businesses
Energy Reliability Energy Affordability Public Health and Safety Product Innovation	2020 reliability metrics (excluding major event days): SAIDI: 194.7 CAIDI: 188.3 SAIFI: 1.034	Reliability Pipeline Upgrade Electric Operations Statistics Prosperity
Supplier Sustainability Criteria Product Innovation Energy Efficiency Waste Management	Reducing waste, whether its waste sent to landfill or wasted energy is important to our Company. We have a corporate gal to reduce all waste 10% from a 2020 baseline. In 2020 we reduced the amount of waste sent to landfill by 54% from a 2017 baseline. Through energy efficiency programs and rebates, , Consumers Energy has helped its residential and business customers save more than 21,021 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity and 111,744 MCF of natural gas, enough to power over 2.5 million homes and supply natural gas to 1 million homes in Michigan for a year. This equates to more than 18.7 million tons of avoided carbon dioxide emissions over the life of the programs.	Economic Development- Supply Chain Sustainability Policy Statement 2020 CDP Climate Report Waste Management 2020 Waste Report
Michigan Ecosystem Protection	From 2018 through 2020, Consumers Energy enhanced restored or protected over 4,500 acres of Michigan land against a goal of enhancing, restoring or protecting 5,000 acres of land by 2022. The Consumers Energy Foundation is dedicated to ensuring Michigan has world-class natural resources by funding programs and organizations that strengthen environmental stewardship, preserve Michigan’s natural beauty and reduce environmental impact when natural resources are used. We do this by focusing on land, water and air.	Land Wildlife Furry Friends Planet 2021 Planet Awards Announcement
Ethical Culture (Code of Conduct)	The company published its human rights policy in 2021.	Human Rights Policy Code of Conduct Ethics and Misconduct Culture Labor Rights Policy

Goal

CE Material Topic

Most Relevant Targets/Performance

Examples of Impact

Charitable Giving

In 2020, the foundation donated more than $19 million to Michigan nonprofits that help people, protect the planet and promote prosperity:

People: $13 million
Planet: $263,000
Prosperity: $6.4 million

People

Charitable Giving

Consumers Energy Foundation

PeopleCare

$5.4M in COVID Relief

Giving Together Story

Employee Safety and Wellness

Public Health and Safety

Charitable Giving

We engage our employees in health and wellness through our virtual Live Well 365 program with 78% participation from our employees.

Additionally, the company offered comprehensive support to employees facing COVID-19 challenges. The company adjusted internal policies to promote safety and wellness.

In 2020, our foundation donated $200,000 to decontaminate N95 masks and support a campaign to reduce coronavirus spread in Michigan.

Community Safety

Company Safety

$5.4M in COVID Relief

Emergency Response

Charitable Giving

Talent Pipeline Development

Corporate and Employee Community Engagement

Outreach and Volunteering

Our Strategic Talent Sourcing strategy focuses on current and future workforce issues crucial to building and sustaining Michigan’s energy industry. There are two goals related to student career readiness and awareness:

Align education and training resources across Michigan to assist the state’s energy industry.
Build awareness of career pathways in the energy industry.

Progress is primarily measured via True Partnership – specifically a company-developed Strategic Partnership Index (SPI) metric.

Goal for 2021:

Earn 86 points on the SPI. Points are earned through a progression system and tracked on the Consumers Energy People and Culture scorecard.

As part of the Consumers Energy Foundation’s People priority, the foundation supports education at all stages to help improve quality of life. This includes supporting K-12 programs, increasing high school graduation rates and supporting STEM education programs to address to skilled trades gap in Michigan.

Corporate Giving

People

Consumers Energy Careers

Robotics Hometown Story

Why We’re Involved

STEM Careers and Students

CE Foundation Supports Skills Training

CE Foundation Supports Job Readiness

Consumers Energy, Mott Community College partner on lineworker training program

Consumers Energy Seeking Military Veterans for Electric Lineworker Apprenticeships

Talent Pipeline Development

Corporate and Employee Community Engagement

Employment Practices

Diversity and Inclusion

Charitable Giving

Consumers Energy is committed to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) in the workplace. We’re empowering our employees through employee resource groups, training and encouraging conversations about DE&I. We are also embedding DE&I in everything we do, including volunteerism, shaping political activity, communications, supply chain, philanthropy, customer interactions and community engagement. Additional metrics and goals are forthcoming.

In 2021, we launched a from-the-top learning model for our 8,500 employees, starting with company leaders. This includes 100% unconscious bias training for employees across the company by 2022, and all leaders by the end of 2021. We’re setting common expectations and norms about all things DE&I. By training all employees in core DE&I concepts — such as the roles unconscious bias plays in our personal and professional relationships and decision-making — we’re building a solid foundation that makes DE&I an integral part of our work experience.

The company doubled the Inclusion Champion program in January 2021. The program helps bring core DEI concepts to life at all organizational levels. The individual roles advance belonging by leading grassroots communication efforts, sharing opportunities for involvement, identifying and addressing gaps, solving problems and providing continuous learning and development. One goal is to address the gap between our unionized workforce and non-union workforce on our DE&I Index annual survey, focused on belonging.

Diversity and Inclusion

Working at Consumers Energy

Consumers Energy Recognized by Forbes Magazine as Best Employer for Women in Utility Sector

Foundation Provides $100K Supporting Social Justice and Racial Equality Efforts

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Forbes Names Consumers Energy as No. 1 Utility Company for Workplace Diversity in U.S.

Charitable Giving

Water Management

Michigan Ecosystem Protection

From 2018 through 2020, we’ve saved more than 880 million gallons of water against a water reduction goal of 1 billion gallons from 2018 through 2022.

The Consumers Energy Foundation is dedicated to ensuring Michigan has world-class natural resources by funding programs and organizations that strengthen environmental stewardship, preserve Michigan’s natural beauty and reduce environmental impact when natural resources are used. We do this by focusing on land, water and air. Our freshwater and lakes demand great care, so, we support nonprofit agencies seeking to preserve and improve water quality in our Great Lakes and the freshwater bodies that flow into them.

Water

Watching Over Our Water

2020 CDP Water Report

Planet

Planet Award Story

2021 Planet Awards Announcement

Aiding Endangered Aquatic Species

Hydroelectric Generation

Hydro Reporter

Energy Reliability

Energy Affordability

Energy Efficiency

Renewable Energy

Product Innovation

GHG Emissions

Public Health and Safety

We’ve set a goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions from electric generation by 2040 and net-zero methane emissions from our natural gas delivery system by 2030. Through 2020 we have reduced carbon emissions 36% from a 2005 baseline year.

Clean Energy Plan

Going Net Zero

Natural Gas Delivery Plan

How Electric Rates are Set

Renewables

Renewable Energy - Residential

Renewable Energy - Business

Save Money & Energy

Business Energy Efficiency

2020 CDP Climate Report

Economic Development

Managing Community Impacts

Talent Pipeline and Development

Financial Performance

Business Continuity

Employment Practices

Work-life Effectiveness

Charitable Giving

Consumers Energy expects to make capital investments of $25 billion over the next ten years. Over the next five years, Consumers Energy expects to invest heavily in infrastructure upgrades and replacements and electric supply projects.

The Consumers Energy Foundation helps ensure Michigan businesses and communities are growing and have world-class cultural resources. We’re deeply involved in community development efforts across the state. We award grants supporting our economic development priority to improve the welfare of whole communities, with focus on funding projects with long-term benefits for Michigan’s economy. We are committed to creating jobs and supporting Michigan’s entrepreneurs and small businesses. That’s why we provide grants to economic development entities and other nonprofits aiming to create jobs and grow small businesses in Michigan.

In 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Consumers Energy Foundation donated more than $2.4 million to 29 organizations providing a lifeline to small businesses across Michigan.

Removing Barriers for Entrepreneurs

$5.4M in COVID Relief

$1.8M Supporting Small Business

Consumers Energy EEI Submission

$500K Supporting Michigan Small Businesses

Energy Reliability

Energy Affordability

Public Health and Safety

Product Innovation

2020 reliability metrics (excluding major event days):

SAIDI: 194.7
CAIDI: 188.3
SAIFI: 1.034

Reliability

Pipeline Upgrade

Electric Operations Statistics

Prosperity

Supplier Sustainability Criteria

Product Innovation

Energy Efficiency

Waste Management

Reducing waste, whether its waste sent to landfill or wasted energy is important to our Company. We have a corporate gal to reduce all waste 10% from a 2020 baseline. In 2020 we reduced the amount of waste sent to landfill by 54% from a 2017 baseline.

Through energy efficiency programs and rebates, , Consumers Energy has helped its residential and business customers save more than 21,021 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity and 111,744 MCF of natural gas, enough to power over 2.5 million homes and supply natural gas to 1 million homes in Michigan for a year. This equates to more than 18.7 million tons of avoided carbon dioxide emissions over the life of the programs.

Economic Development- Supply Chain Sustainability Policy Statement

2020 CDP Climate Report

Waste Management

2020 Waste Report

Michigan Ecosystem Protection

From 2018 through 2020, Consumers Energy enhanced restored or protected over 4,500 acres of Michigan land against a goal of enhancing, restoring or protecting 5,000 acres of land by 2022.

2021 Planet Awards Announcement