Wednesday 11 June: A new report by Market Forces has revealed that Japan’s five largest institutional investors — including Mizuho Financial Group/Dai-ichi Life, Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Nomura Holdings, and Nippon Life Insurance...
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分析: 日本の大手機関投資家5社、化石燃料拡大企業に6兆円以上を投資
Wednesday 11 June: マーケット・フォースが本日発表した分析により、みずほフィナンシャルグループ／第一生命保険、三井住友トラスト・ホールディングス、三菱UFJフィナンシャル・グループ、野村ホールディングス、日本生命保険の日本の主要機関投資家5社が、世界で最も積極的に化石燃料の拡大を進めている企業群に対し、計406億米ドル（約6.1兆円）を投資していることが判明した。 石炭・石油・ガスといった化石燃料の拡大を主導する190社の企業群「化石燃料拡大企業指数（Fossil Fuel Expansion Index,...
Is Japan a friend in need or a friend indeed for Bangladesh?
By Munira Chowdhury, Asia Energy Analyst, Market Forces, a clean energy finance advocacy organisation working across Asia. Munira is an author on Bangladesh energy affairs and a former policy researcher in Bangladesh. Six months since Bangladesh was born anew, the...
Japan’s trading houses have a duty to turn off the gas
Corporate giants are able to spread renewable energy and shape policies across Asia By Sachiko Suzuki, Asia climate and energy analyst for Market Forces, a Melbourne-based initiative researching the financing of environmentally destructive projects. Japan's largest...
Japan’s biggest trading companies delay clean energy by pushing gas
January 29 (Wed), 2025: New Market Forces analysis finds that Japan's seven largest trading companies and JERA, Japan's largest power company, are planning eight Giga Watts (GW) of gas-fired power generation projects across Asia, undermining the transition to clean...