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Japan’s Trading Houses: Losing the Renewable Energy Race
Japan’s seven leading “trading houses”, corporate pillars of the Japanese economy, and JERA, the country’s largest power company, are exacerbating energy insecurity in Asia by increasing the region’s dependence on gas.
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Who we are
Market Forces believes that the banks, superannuation funds and governments that have custody of our money should use it to protect our environment. Not damage it.
Our work exposes the institutions that are financing environmentally destructive projects.
We help the community to hold these institutions accountable, and prevent investment in projects that would harm the environment and drive climate change.
When people demand change
they can achieve it
Our
campaigns
Banks
Australia’s big banks continue to play a critical role in supporting the dirty fossil fuel industry. Where does your bank stand?
Super
What if your super has been funding environmental destruction and runaway climate change?
Shareholder
action
Use your shares to hold companies accountable for their actions and change their behaviour for the better.
Asia
campaigns
Market Forces works with community groups and environmental defenders across Asia who are fighting to ensure their countries get the access to the clean, renewable energy they deserve.
Resources that
give you the power
Banks and super funds don’t always make it easy to see what your money is being used for. Use these resources to find out.
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Fossil fuel investments – where does your bank stand?
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What future is your super funding?
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our work
Together we can cut off finance to dirty fossil fuels, and protect our climate. But we can’t do it without your help.
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