Climate Action 100+ issues its first-ever net zero company benchmark of the world’s largest corporate emitters
Benchmark defines key indicators of success for business alignment with a net zero emissions future and goals of the Paris Agreement
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Climate Action 100+ welcomes Equinor announcement to strengthen its climate commitments
Equinor agrees to make strengthened commitments on climate change
Shell sets out detail on delivery of climate change agreement with Climate Action 100+ investors
Shell sets out steps to deliver on climate commitments
Climate Action 100+ welcomes Glencore climate change commitments
Glencore agrees to align its business and investments with the goals of the Paris Agreement
BP supports Climate Action 100+ investor call to align its business strategy with the goals of the Paris Agreement
Climate Action 100+ signatory investors propose far-reaching shareholder resolution at global oil and gas major BP
NYS Comptroller DiNapoli and Church of England call on ExxonMobil to set targets for lowering GHG emissions
Shareholder proposal asks Exxon to set goals in-line with Paris Agreement
Shell announces comprehensive carbon emissions reductions commitment with Climate Action 100+ investors
Members of Climate Action 100+ Steering Committee release statement in response to Shell’s Net Carbon Footprint targets
Asian investors with US$2.3 trillion in assets join Climate Action 100+
World’s largest pension fund GPIF of Japan announced as a Supporter of initiative. Initiative drives momentum in investor engagement activity across Asia, with upswing in signatories across the region.
Climate Action 100+ investors scale up engagement with greenhouse gas emitters, add more focus companies to drive clean energy transition
More influential investors including AllianceBernstein, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation, USD $43 billion UK pension pool Boarders to Coast Pension Partnership, and USD $64 billion Australian pension fund UniSuper sign on to initiative
Global investors launch new initiative to drive action on climate change by world’s largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters
225 investors with more than USD $26.3 trillion assets under management to engage with 100+ companies to ensure they act swiftly to improve governance on climate change, curb emissions, and strengthen climate-related financial disclosures