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| | | ... respondents believe that they believe certain sectors offer bigger opportunities for improvement on ESG grounds - oil and gas (49%), utilities (44%), consumer discretionary (34%) and materials (31%). There was a relative shift away from social issues ... |
| | | | ... since. Perhaps more significantly, though, the Dec-20 EUA contract has also traded at or above the upper end of the coal-to-gas fuel-switching range for most this year. We believe this is the first time in the 15-year history of the EU carbon market ... |
| | | | ... they treat every sector the same - you find the distribution of names within each sector - which ones are the good oil and gas companies, which ones are the based ones, and they lose sight of making common sense judgements about what they're doing. You ... |
| | | | ... businesses," Downer said. The sustainability aspect of the new facility is underpinned by KPI metrics relating to Downer's greenhouse gas emissions reductions and social sustainability, identified as cultural awareness and mental health and wellbeing ... |
| | | | ... funds look at, and we don't think that defines investment risk." Many ESG options screen out fossil fuels, and oil and gas stocks have underperformed in 2020 due to a combination of factors including the COVID-19 pandemic. But Macri noted that Australian ... |
| | | | ... business models for a warmer, low-carbon world. It avoids stocks exposed to coal, unconventional fossil fuels, Arctic oil and gas production or thermal coal electricity generation, and limits exposure to those producing oil and gas or gas-fired power ... |
| | | | ... to carry out the agenda of Climate Action 100+. Climate Action 100+ engages with many of the largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters in the world to align their business strategies with net-zero in order to help limit average global temperature rise ... |
| | | | ... today, but for decades to come. 'We know that globally the top 60 emitters are responsible for more than 50% of the greenhouse gas emissions of share market-listed companies. Removing some of these companies from our benchmarks enables us to lower the ... |
| | | | ... demands means that it can also be used to provide carbon-free heat and power to buildings, in a similar manner to how natural gas is used today. The Hydrogen Council was established in 2017 with the aim of driving a united vision for the development ... |
| | | | Climate Action 100+ has augmented its focus list of companies for engagement, including several new Australian listed companies. The changes to the Climate Action 100+ means overall nine companies have been added to the list and two have been removed ... |
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