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  • TPI launches high-emitting decarbonisation pathways

    09 February 2022

    The Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) has published decarbonisation pathways to 2050 for 10 high-emitting sectors in energy, transport and industrials, in a single report it says will enable comparison of progress between sectors.

  • Extracting higher standards from the mining sector

    03 February 2022

    A $20 trillion investor initiative is driving change in the mining industry, write Madeleine Jenkins and Peter Cripps

  • 3 years after Brumadinho, "next dam collapse is only a matter of time"

    25 January 2022

    On the third anniversary of the Brumadinho mining disaster, which killed 270 people, investors have named and shamed almost 200 companies that have not committed to new dam safety standards.

  • Simplifying the CA100+ net-zero benchmark is 'laughable'

    13 January 2022

    Criticism of the Net-Zero Company Benchmark developed by Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) being "too complicated" has been described as "laughable,"...

  • People Moves 17 December: IIGCC, ISSB, Moody's and more

    17 December 2021
  • BlackRock executive among six new board members appointed by IIGCC

    17 December 2021
  • Investor welcome for Shell exit from Cambo oil project

    03 December 2021

    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...

  • Centre launched to expand Transition Pathway Initiative

    19 October 2021

    The Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) is launching a "landmark" TPI Global Climate Transition Centre...

  • Steel first target of new CA100+ sector-wide engagement workstream

    04 August 2021

    The convenors of the Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) collaborative engagement initiative have launched a new 'global sector strategies' workstream to "coordinate sector-wide engagement".

  • $14trn investor group pushes for AGM vote on 'net zero' claims

    30 July 2021

    A group of 53 investors with a combined $14 trillion of assets under management has called for new climate-related corporate governance measures, including an annual general meeting (AGM) vote on corporate 'net zero' transition plans.