NYC comptroller warns managers to improve climate reporting or risk divestment
The New York City Pension Systems have presented their managers with a new deadline on climate reporting, threatening to divest from those who fail to meet expectations
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‘We will not retreat one inch’: NYC pension funds double down on climate commitments
New York City comptroller pushes back against a US climate rollback, accusing Trump government of 'climate denialism'
Shell expected to double down on LNG push ahead of capital markets day
Global energy giant Shell is expected to double down on its efforts to expand its liquefied natural gas (LNG) business at tomorrow’s capital markets day in New York
BP to ramp up fossil fuel production and slash renewables
Critics warn that the oil major's doubling down on fossil fuel expansion risks stranded assets and long-term financial fallout
NZI with Mona -BP’s transition strategy with Nick Mazan
Rumours are mounting that BP might sell off its clean energy business. Nick Mazan, UK company lead at ACCR sits down with Mona Dohle to discuss why a group of investors are pushing for a vote on the oil giant’s climate strategy.
Germany’s federal election - can the country salvage its energy transition?
Europe’s largest economy is heading to the polls this Sunday, how will the election impact the nation’s road to net zero?
BP investors push for a vote on climate goals
Ahead of BP’s capital markets day next week and amid hedge fund Elliott taking a major stake in the oil giant, long-term shareholders are calling for a vote on the firm’s climate strategy
Green divide: Canada’s pension giants split on climate
As political headwinds and climate impacts worsen, Shift’s latest report card reveals which pension funds are taking action—and which ones are falling behind
UK master trusts step up climate efforts but face criticism over fossil fuel exposure
UK master trusts have made some progress on climate ambitions this year, with several of the largest providers ramping up their climate commitments. However, fossil fuel holdings remain a significant concern
‘Renewables remain resilient’: CalPERS’ Cashion on the outlook for US climate investing under Trump
Peter Cashion, managing investment director, Sustainable Investing at CalPERS sits down with NZI to discuss Trump, the outlook for US renewables and how to define climate solution assets
Could the voluntary and compliance carbon credit markets converge?
As policymakers look to blend voluntary and compliance markets, article 6 could give the global south a much needed integrity boost
Infrastructure investors turning their backs on green hydrogen
Misinformation, bad economics, lack of demand, technological barriers and regulatory uncertainties have all contributed to the pullback on the clean gas
Financing reduced emissions vs reducing financed emissions - which works better?
Scepticism over financed emissions reduction targets is on the rise, does the IIGCC's new investment framework offer a way forward?
Unpicking the fallout of GFANZ’s restructuring
As GFANZ, the world’s largest climate coalition adjusts its membership criteria in the wake of prominent departures, what does the network’s shift in strategy mean for the future of climate alliances?