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Investor welcome for Shell exit from Cambo oil project

Oil supermajor Shell has backed out of investing in the Cambo oilfield project in Scotland in a move described as a "deathblow" for the controversial project...

Ceres: 'Troubling inconsistency' in corporate US climate policy approach

Some of the largest US companies have displayed "troubling inconsistency" by opposing climate action...

Final ExxonMobil shareholder vote count accentuates climate revolt woes

ExxonMobil acknowledged that another of the climate activist proposed board nominees it had opposed was elected by shareholders...

Green bond comment, June 2021: Are oil and gas firms still locked out of the sustainable bond market?

The labelled bond market needs to start helping dirty issuers finance the transition, argues Peter Cripps

News round-up: BlackRock, The IA, Nasdaq and more...

BlackRock releases proxy votes, shows 'improvement'

Oil firms face significant credit risk amid rising climate action, says Moody's

Investors give ExxonMobil, Chevron bloody nose over climate policies

US oil supermajors ExxonMobil and Chevron faced a significant investor revolt over their climate policies after a number of shareholder resolutions received majority support at their annual general meetings.

News round-up: ExxonMobil, UBS and Green Finance Initiative

Engine no.1 warns against ExxonMobil's 'last-minute tactics'