Bank of England to step up stranded assets research
Bank of England governor Mark Carney plans to "deepen and widen" its inquiry into the debate around stranded fossil fuel assets.
Bank of England asks insurers how they are dealing with climate change
The Bank of England has written to some of the UK's biggest insurers asking them how they are adapting their businesses to take climate change into consideration.
AP2 divests from 20 'seriously risky' fossil-fuel companies
The SEK265 billion fund is moving its money out of 20 firms – 12 in coal and eight in oil and gas production – following what it called a "comprehensive risk analysis" of its holdings.
Mark Carney says climate risks could make most oil reserves 'unburnable'
Bank of England governor Mark Carney has warned that "the vast majority of oil reserves are unburnable" if the world is to avoid catastrophic climate change.
Regulators urged to demand better disclosure of climate risks [UPDATED]
Securities regulators should demand that oil, gas and coal companies stress-test the potential impact of climate-related risks on their business, says the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI).