Lennox International Inc

###### Public Policy

We produce many of the most efficient products on the planet.
Lennox supports a wide array of sustainability related policies,
which are aligned with decarbonization and the goals of the Paris
Agreement. We advocated for an accelerated transition to lower
GWP refrigerants and continue to support the broad use of
reclaimed refrigerants.

We actively participate in and work with various industry
associations, sustainability-focused coalitions, environmental
advocates, and other stakeholders to influence and promote:

Energy conservation standards for HVACR products
Certification, verification, and testing for
product efficiency ratings
Phasedown of high global warming
potential refrigerants
Air quality and emissions standards
Tax policy or other government incentives that
encourage the purchase and installation of energy
efficient and lower carbon footprint products

###### Political Activity

In compliance with federal regulations, Lennox does not contribute to political
parties or candidates, including corporate funds or in-kind contributions, to
national party committees, campaigns, or candidates for federal office. Lennox
does not contribute to Section 527 organizations or independent expenditure
political action committees, also known as "Super PACS". We strictly prohibit
political and charitable contributions that act as a means of bribery and
corruption. Except for the Lennox Government Affairs function, our employees
are prohibited from engaging in political activity on behalf of the company or as
a company employee, and our Code of Business Conduct states our respect for
the political process. Lennox belongs to trade associations that take part in
activities to shape future legislation, regulations, building codes, and safety
standards in the policy areas that affect our business. Expenses related to
lobbying and trade associations are provided as we believe it is important to be
transparent on our advocacy and political involvement.

###### Examples of Lennox Advocacy Partners and Formal Positions

Founding member of the Global Food Cold
Chain Council
Member of the Air Conditioning, Heating &
Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)
Partner and contributor to the American Council
for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE)
Supporter of the United Nations Kigali
Amendment to the Montreal Protocol
Member of the Alliance for Responsible
Atmospheric Policy

###### Lennox Expenses
$310,000
Related to Lobbying
CY 2024

Regulations and Public Policy: We innovate, produce and distribute some of the most energy efficient products on the planet. We continue to lead the global HVACR industry's transition to more environmentally friendly refrigerants by advocating for faster transitions to low GWP refrigerants and supporting the broad use of reclaimed and recycled refrigerants. We actively participate in and work with various industry associations, sustainability focused coalitions and other stakeholders to promote, among others: » Energy conservation standards for HVACR products » Product certification, verification, and testing for product efficiency ratings » Phaseout of high global warming potential refrigerants » Air quality and emissions standards » Tax policy or other government incentives that encourage the purchase and installation of energy-efficient products Our businesses also monitor and conduct stress testing for regulatory risks, particularly as it relates to potential future regulations around increasing energy efficiency, lower GWP refrigerant regulatory requirements, and extended producer responsibility. During our annual strategic assessment, we evaluate likely transition timelines and adjust our product plans to adapt to anticipated changes.

Describe the process(es) your organization has in place to ensure that your engagement activities are consistent with your overall climate change strategy[…]LII is at the forefront of driving responsible environmental policy. We continue to lead the global HVACR industry's transition to more environmentally friendly refrigerants by advocating for faster transitions to lower GWP refrigerants and supporting the broad use of reclaimed and recycled refrigerants. We are an advocacy partner with organizations that have formal positions that support measures to address climate change, primarily through efficiency requirements, product certification and testing, phasedown of high global warming potential refrigerants, and tax policies that encourage the purchase and installation of energy-efficient and lower carbon footprint products.

Does your organization have a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement?[…]No, but we plan to have one in the next two years