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Terry Slavin, (Feb 21, 2021)
Terry Slavin says the latest climate plans from the two oil and gas majors look miles apart, with Shell detailing its plans for net-zero and ExxonMobil taking its first green steps, but underlying both is a strong commitment to fossil fuels
Angeli Mehta, (Jul 6, 2020)
Updated: The European Commission has just announced its strategy to kickstart a long-awaited hydrogen economy in Europe as part of its Covid-19 recovery package. Angeli Mehta reports on how the ‘future fuel’ is on the threshold of lift-off
Lauren Compere, (May 14, 2020)
Comment: With corporate lobbyists pushing for environmental deregulation amid the chaos of Covid-19, shareholder resolutions against companies endorsing such practices will be critical, says Lauren Compere of Boston Common Asset Management
Oliver Balch, (May 4, 2020)
In his monthly roundup of sustainability news, Oliver Balch reports on the latest data on emissions, green investor activism, and a global call to save hard-hit SMEs
Oliver Balch, (Apr 16, 2018)
The oil major's 15-year decarbonisation strategy is not going to satisfy green groups or activist investors, writes Oliver Balch. Meanwhile Danish pension fund PKA has moved to exclude oil and gas companies
Rebecca Ley, (Jun 23, 2017)
BMW back green bus, Burberry awards £3m to RCA, oil giants back carbon tax, HP closes the loop, IKEA tackles food waste, and Dell's 2020 goals
Liam Dowd, (Sep 25, 2015)
Over the past few years global corporations have been hit by scandals, and it mostly boils down to culture - or the lack thereof
Liam Dowd, (Sep 17, 2015)
Second in our series of whitepaper extracts, this article is taken from the 2015 Responsible Extractives Report
Ellen R Delisio, (May 6, 2015)
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative joins public criticism of the Azerbaijan government’s repressive political tactics
Stephen Gardner, (Apr 3, 2014)
Coal-fired pollution, BP’s Gulf of Mexico ban lifted and drought in Brazil that might turn the lights out
