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| | | ... climate change which may threaten the expansion of oil and gas companies. Beach Energy, BHP Group, Oil Search, Origin Energy, Santos and Woodside Petroleum are among the ASX-listed companies that make up APPEA's membership. In 2019-20, APPEA earned revenue ... |
| | | | ... companies will come under the spotlight to provide clarity on their management plans. Thus far, Oil Search, Rio Tinto, Santos and Woodside Energy have committed to putting their climate strategy plans to shareholders to a vote at their 2022 AGMs, the ... |
| | | | ... going to be able to manage that a lot better." Paradice has joined Climate Action 100+ and participates in engagements with Santos and BlueScope Steel, and the firm sees utility in both collaborative engagements as well as one on one meetings. |
| | | | ... and shareholder rights to influence the behaviour of companies," Duguid said. Barnes agreed. As an example, she explained Santos has provided substantial information about climate change as a direct response to the Say on Climate vote. "In the ASX, if ... |
| | | | ... executive remuneration, future capital expenditure and other issues. As of publication, the boards of Oil Search, Rio Tinto, Santos and Woodside Energy have all voluntarily agreed to provide shareholders with a non-binding vote on their climate change ... |
| | | | ... list - Adbri, AGL Energy, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Oil Search, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas Airways, Santos, South34, Woodside Energy, and Woolworths Group. There are some positive indicators for the Australian companies, said Laura ... |
| | | | ... expect Rio Tinto to substantially increase its ambition before 2022." ACCR has filed shareholder resolutions for 2021 to Santos and Woodside Petroleum, asking for an annual vote on the adoption of a Climate Report consistent with the recommendations ... |
| | | | ... Crown, and Freedom Foods. Dimensional also lodged votes against the adoption of Paris goals and targets for Woodside and Santos. "There was a lot of discussion on institutional placements that went on this year, and a lot of discussion about whether ... |
| | | | ... frequently with Australian companies on this topic, Colton added. In Australia, State Street engaged with Dexus, Rio Tinto, Santos Spark Infrastructure, and Woodside. While State Street remains engaged on the topic of diversity and inclusion, it will ... |
| | | | ... creating opportunities for zero and negative emission technologies in harder to abate industries." Natural gas producer Santos also welcomed the announcement. "Despite the welcome growth in renewable energy, the world remains heavily reliant on oil ... |
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