Investors predeclare vote against BP chair in protest at climate U-turn
A group of major investors in BP have confirmed that they will oppose the reappointment of the company’s outgoing chair, in protest at the firm’s scaled-back climate ambitions
Paris Alignment
University of Cambridge announces new global bond index
The index will favour companies phasing down fossil fuel activities
Inside the climate-tech financing ladder: part I – the matchmakers
In the first instalment of our new series on the UK’s climate-tech start-ups, we examine firms who aim connect clean energy consumers with suppliers. How are these new firms climbing up the financing ladder?
Asia’s asset owners are picking up where the US left off
Asian investor appetite for climate solutions is rising, just as the US administration is retreating from global climate leadership
“Australia is not the US” - ACSI’s annual conference sets the tone ahead of next month’s election
Private markets, regulatory complexity and US policy shifts feature at the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors' annual conference, the event was dominated by Australia's upcoming general election
Will the SBTi’s new net zero standard push companies to walk the talk?
Proposed changes send a clear, staunch message: progress over ambition.
Investors call for bipartisanship in Australia’s climate policy
Ahead of the 2025 federal election, concerns about a potential US-style policy reversal are brewing
UK pension funds face $19bn in stranded assets by 2040
The UK economy is heading for a $141bn loss caused by stranded assets, with pension funds on track to lose up to $19bn within the next 15 years new research finds
BP to ramp up fossil fuel production and slash renewables
Critics warn that the oil major's doubling down on fossil fuel expansion risks stranded assets and long-term financial fallout
Germany’s federal election - can the country salvage its energy transition?
Europe’s largest economy is heading to the polls this Sunday, how will the election impact the nation’s road to net zero?
BP’s chance for real capital discipline
BP faces growing investor pressure for capital discipline. Ahead of its capital markets day, Nick Mazan of ACCR argues that being prudent with new investments can align with net-zero goals
Green divide: Canada’s pension giants split on climate
As political headwinds and climate impacts worsen, Shift’s latest report card reveals which pension funds are taking action—and which ones are falling behind