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| | | Australia is showing progress with disclosing and adopting its clean energy transition initiatives as investors' demand for credible emissions reduction strategies grows, a study from MSCI shows. Among listed Australian companies analysed in the APAC ... |
| | | | ... overrepresented in healthcare and care services (58.5%) and education (52.9%). They remain underrepresented in infrastructure, oil, gas and mining, and utilities. From an income perspective, at the aggregate level, high-income economies have closed 74.3% ... |
| | | | ... based on industry feedback are: a new section on climate-related scenario analysis a new section disclosing Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions "There's some challenging parts of the framework so those sections could help small and medium enterprises ... |
| | | | ... a leader in financing for renewable energy, it is failing to disclose the full extent of its investments in coal, oil and gas. "Shareholders want Macquarie to come clean on its financing of fossil fuel expansion, which undermines the company's climate ... |
| | | | ... exclusions include investing in companies which obtain more than 5% of revenues from thermal coal; metallurgical coal; oil and gas; fossil fuel generation; alcohol; gambling; and adult entertainment. Additionally, any investment that gets any revenue ... |
| | | | New research that examined wealth-based greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions shows that the world's richest people are fuelling two thirds of global warming. Authors Sarah Schöngart, Zebedee Nicholls and Roman Hoffmann et al quantified the link between wealth ... |
| | | | ... Energy Board's Sustainability Committee, with HESTA also voting against the broader remuneration plan. The super funds said the gas giant has failed to meet expectations on climate action and a transition to net-zero. "We believe the steps taken by Woodside ... |
| | | | ... 30 investors managing £1.2 trillion, said having shown climate leadership in the past by stopping finance for new oil and gas projects, responsible investors have now been left in the dark on just how committed the bank remains to playing its significant ... |
| | | | ... ongoing business, and the justification for its policy that allows the continued unrestricted underwriting of new oil and gas projects until at least 2030. As a major shareholder - owning $56 million worth of QBE shares as at 31 January 2025 - Australian ... |
| | | | ... Australian people have reconfirmed their strong support for wind and solar backed by batteries, pumped hydro and a small amount of gas," Thornton said. "It's now time to leave the politics behind and get on with the job of rolling out renewable energy ... |
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