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| | | ... from ShareAction in June found the world's largest 77 asset managers are continuing to invest in companies that are expanding oil and gas production and not investing enough in new low-carbon energy opportunities to meet climate targets. Only ten of ... |
| | | | ... and industries since the start of its decarbonisation process, including holdings in Woodside and Santos and others in the oil and gas exploration and production industry. The divestment from oil and gas companies was based on calculations relating to ... |
| | | | ... these bonds exposed investor funds to investments which had ties to fossil fuels, including those with activities linked to oil and gas exploration, highlighting investments in Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline LLC (ADCOP), Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. LLC ... |
| | | | ... to other energy sources. According to a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), global growth in demand for oil is expected to slow significantly by 2028. Oil demand will peak within the decade as countries move away from fossil fuels ... |
| | | | ... developments like grey, blue and green hydrogen and ammonia, which reflects the degree to which hydrogen fuel is produced from oil, natural gas or renewable energy, and the role of carbon capture and storage projects. "What's different in Asia is ... |
| | | | Santos has admitted that its retired offshore oil and gas field Legendre has been leaking gas for a decade, throwing into doubt investor abilities to meet net zero plans. Methane gas - a greenhouse gas 25 times more powerful than carbon dioxide - has ... |
| | | | ... 218 engagements. The engagements apply across equity and credit portfolios and focused on 30 of the worst emitters from the oil and gas, mining, steel and utilities sectors making up approximately a third of all global emissions, considering their Scope ... |
| | | | ... billion). Electronics remained the highest value at-risk product (US$243.6 billion), followed by garments (US$147.9 billion), palm oil (US$19.7 billion), solar panels (US$14.8 billion), and textiles (US$12.7 billion). |
| | | | Rising affluence and changing preferences are reshaping food demand, and investors should reconsider the potential risks and rewards in the global food system's shifting landscape, according to a recent report from PGIM. The report, Food for Thought ... |
| | | | ... particular national context, including energy demand. Scotland, Skea said, has abundant energy resources, including coal, oil, and gas, as well as huge opportunities in wind energy both onshore and offshore. Offshore oil workers can transition to offshore ... |
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