…product coal production of 8 million tonnes for 90 years, using stationary combustion emissions intensities from the Australian Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. Investor briefings Australian…
Big four banks make strides, but action still dangerously slow in a climate emergency
16 November 2023 All big four Australian banks have now released updated fossil fuel finance restrictions this year that have, to varying degrees, moved the dial on what they can’t…
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…exposes the institutions that are financing environmentally destructive projects and helps Australians hold these institutions accountable. We work with the community to prevent investment in projects that would harm the…
Westpac takes two steps forward, one big step back
…be climate laggards. The two steps forward New project finance restrictions – first big four Australian bank to exclude new LNG plants and metallurgical coal mines Westpac will not be…
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…environment. Our work exposes the institutions that are financing environmentally destructive projects and helps Australians hold these institutions accountable. We work with the community to prevent investment in projects that…
The Great Superannuation Greenwash
…trillion of Australians’ retirement savings, super funds have a responsibility to demand greater climate action from the companies they invest in to ensure a safe and secure future for their…
New Analysis: Australia’s biggest super funds slash and burn climate action
…Australian Retirement Trust voted against climate proposals that have significant levels of support from other shareholders globally. One in five (20 per cent) votes by super funds did not support…
Whitehaven shareholders revolt over reckless growth plans
…of what we need in 2030 for the IEA’s net zero pathway.” This sentiment is being echoed by the Australian steel industry with Mark Vasella, Chief Executive of BlueScope admitting…
CommBank avoids resolution, but warned it’s not off the hook on climate action
…commitments seriously. Market Forces reported that over 2021 and 2022 CommBank loaned the least to fossil fuels of the big four Australian banks, with the $267 million loaned in 2022…
Australian and Japanese banks receive warning to stay out of Papua LNG
Wednesday, 27 September 2023 Ahead of TotalEnergies’ Investor Day in France, Australian banks ANZ and NAB and Japanese banks MUFG, SMBC, and Mizuho received letters from Market Forces, Jubilee Australia…