Vestas has adopted policies to manage material sustainability matters, focusing on climate change mitigation and adaptation. The general objectives of the policy include promoting risk-based thinking and managing material impacts related to climate change mitigation and adaptation. The policy addresses risks such as climate change mitigation, climate change adaptation, energy efficiency, and renewable energy deployment. The process for monitoring these elements involves the SQHE Policy and HSE Framework, which work together to ensure that the organization manages environmental IROs identified throughout the environmental sections of the sustainability statement.

The SQHE Policy is Vestas' approach to managing environmental, health, and safety matters across the organization. It covers all levels of the organization and outlines the approach to sustainability matters such as continuous renewable energy deployment, resource efficiency initiatives, circular solutions, and protection of biodiversity and ecosystems. The policy applies to Vestas' operations and contractors under operational control. The most senior level accountable for the policy is the Executive Management. The policy is based on internal stakeholder consultations and is publicly available on the corporate website.

The most senior level accountable for implementing the policy related to managing material sustainability matters is the Executive Management.

Vestas' policies to manage material sustainability matters include commitments to third-party standards such as ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and SBTi. The policies are based on internal stakeholder consultations and are publicly available on the corporate website.

The policies adopted by Vestas to manage material sustainability matters are based on internal stakeholder consultations. This ensures that the interests of key stakeholders are considered in the formulation of these policies.

The policy adopted to manage material sustainability matters is publicly available on the corporate website, making it accessible to potentially affected stakeholders and those required for its implementation.