CELCORMarket ForcesJubilee Australia Research CenterAsian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and DevelopmentJACSESReclaim Finance 2026年2月10日...
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Almost 30 banks turn their back on TotalEnergies’ Papua LNG project
Tuesday 10 February 2026 Twelve more financial institutions have said they will not finance TotalEnergies’ proposed Papua LNG project [1], following a formal complaint made to the banking industry risk standards body, the Equator Principles, concerning the risks to...
NGOs submit first formal Equator Principles complaint against MUFG and potential financiers of the Papua LNG project
Port Moresby/Melbourne/Tokyo/Paris/London. Wednesday 10 December - Today, six organisations have submitted the first formal complaint to the Equator Principles detailing urgent concerns about the potential climate, biodiversity and human rights impacts of the proposed...
NGOら、パプアLNG事業の潜在的な資金提供者であるMUFGに対し世界初のエクエーター原則に基づく異議申立を提出
2025年12月10日 環境法・地域権利センター（CELCOR, PNG）ジュビリー・オーストラリアアジア債務・開発人民運動（APMDD）JACSESMarket ForcesReclaim Finance 本日、6つの団体が、パプアニューギニアで計画されているパプアLNG事業について、その潜在的な気候・生物多様性・人権への影響に関する重大な懸念を示す、初の正式な「エクエーター原則」に関する異議申立を提出した。同プロジェクトは TotalEnergies が主導し、共同事業者として...
MUFG Shamelessly Backs Papua LNG: Join Us to Stop This Climate and Human Rights Disaster
MUFG, Japan's largest bank and the world’s top LNG financier from 2021 to 2023, has brazenly stepped into the role of financial advisor for the controversial Papua LNG project. This venture, led by Total Energies, ExxonMobil, Santos, and ENEOS (JX Nippon), has already...
ANZ rules out Papua LNG, leaves the door open to fund climate wrecking companies
This week ANZ announced that it would no longer provide direct financing to new or expanded oil and gas fields, new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants, and won’t bank any oil and gas company not already on their books. The announcement means that all big four...
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 and Papua New Guinean civil society organisation CELCOR (Center...