In this third instalment of a series examining the flaws in emissions reporting, Elizabeth Carey, an independent adviser to the LGPS, highlights an unexpected positive example of corporate emissions disclosure
The Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has released an update on its net zero standards for the finance industry, including new rules designed to regulate the extent to which investors can back fossil fuel expansion
With oil majors due to release H1 results, Rohan Bowater, Lead Analyst for Oil & Gas and Co-founder at Accela Research examines if geopolitical conflicts could trigger a new push to increase fossil fuel production
In this second instalment of a series of articles tackling the problems with emissions reporting, Elizabeth Carey, an independent adviser to the LGPS, examines why natural gas should not be branded as transition fuel or considered inherent to the renewable energy mix.
In this first instalment of a series of articles tackling the problems with emissions reporting, Elizabeth Carey, an independent adviser to the LGPS takes aim at selective accounting practices
The Methane Finance Working Group recommends a new approach to oil & gas debt structuring, linking it to methane abatement
The world’s largest banks have significantly increased their support for the fossil fuel industry, despite pledging to align their financing practices with the Paris Agreement
Last week, Australia drew investor attention by extending the life of a major LNG plant beyond 2050, what is behind the move?
At the Equinor AGM, the Norwegian state used its controlling stake in the oil and gas firm to block a resolution on climate disclosures, but a significant proportion of shareholders disagreed
Chris Pyke, chief innovation officer at GRESB argues that while US regulators are pivoting away from considering climate change as financial risks, private investors emerge as the driving force pushing for decarbonisation
Canadians have taken to the polls with Liberal leader Mark Carney winning by a narrow margin. How will the result impact the country’s agenda for investing in the energy transition?
The Chinese government has scaled up its net zero ambition with an update to be announced ahead of COP 30 in November
Natalie Waller, an independent trustee joins forces with HS Trustees MD Bobby Riddaway urging DC Schemes not to ignore inter-generational risk
In the second instalment of this series, we focus on climate tech start-ups disrupting incumbent, sometimes hard-to-abate industries
Dutch lender Triodos Bank has announced its decision to leave the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), following a majority vote among the network’s 120 members to ease conditions for membership