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| | | ... on holding companies that generate more than 30% of revenue from distribution, power generation, or extraction of thermal coal, and has now expanded those restrictions to include companies who are in the oil and gas production and exploration sector. ... |
| | | | ... continue to be supported with corporate lending, Westpac said. Westpac has previously committed to exit financing of thermal coal by 2030, and has updated their thermal coal mining definition to align with the NZBA guidelines for thermal coal. The new ... |
| | | | ... derive more than 1% of revenue from tobacco and weapons, and companies that derive more than 10% of revenue from thermal coal mining, fossil fuel, alcohol, gambling, pornography, as well as companies that undergo severe discrimination controversies ... |
| | | | ... actions on climate have included divesting from companies generate over 10% of their revenue from the extraction of thermal coal, setting the goal that their 50 largest Australian investments set Paris-aligned operational targets by the end of 2021 ... |
| | | | ... MVV, which Igneo acquired in 2020. "That company has a history of more than 100 years, and its emissions include gas and coal-fired co-generation plants," she said. "When we acquired the business, they had a plan to phase out coal in the late 2030s and ... |
| | | | ... demerger proposal to split the energy provider into two separate businesses - AGL Australia (retail business) and Accel Energy (coal and gas-fired power plants). The decision was opposed by shareholders including Grok Ventures and HESTA. Chair Peter ... |
| | | | ... combination of increasing the pace of substituting renewable energy with increased utilisation of other fossil fuels, particularly coal. "To reduce the dependence on Russia, they will have to substitute and double down on their renewable strategy and ... |
| | | | ... BT's Proxy Voting Principles." In its announcement earlier this week, HESTA said a stand-alone company owning AGL's coal-fired power plants risks making it more difficult for the nation to transition to a low-carbon future. "We believe this company ... |
| | | | ... activities with the broader interests of our stakeholders" RAM excludes companies that operate in armaments, gaming, pornography, coal mining and tobacco industry groups, and RAM's issuer-level research process reviews and scores issuers on a range of ... |
| | | | ... to ethical or sustainability concerns. The top three exclusions for investors who exclude sectors were gambling, at 42%, coal/fossil fuels at 25% and tobacco at 25%. |
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