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The initiative has evolved its core goals, improved and expanded the ways investors can participate, and enhanced the investor engagement model. The new phase, running until 2030, intends to inspire a global scale up in active ownership, markedly shifting the focus from corporate climate-related disclosure to the implementation of climate transition plans.
Building on existing targets and disclosure and following engagement with investors, BlueScope announces a net zero emissions by 2050 goal and an initial capital allocation of AUD$ 150M over five years to support mid- and long-term climate ambitions.
Engie brings forward a commitment on net zero emissions following investor engagement and filing of shareholder resolution
Following the 2021 annual meeting votes and further investor engagement around emissions reduction targets, Phillips 66 became the first U.S. refiner and second U.S. oil company to set Scope 3 emissions targets
Ceres analysis finds historic success of climate-related shareholder proposals during the 2021 US proxy season resulted in large part from a dramatic increase in votes by the world’s largest asset managers
COP26 crowd mirrored collaboration needed across the value chain to decarbonise carbon intensive sectors
Climate Action 100+ signatories will be ramping up their expectations for focus companies in the coming year, write SC members Stephanie Maier and Anne Simpson
Key themes from Carbon Tracker’s event at COP26 featuring speakers from CalPERS, Sarasin & Partners, IFRS and KPMG
Climate Action 100+ investors and coordinating investor networks Ceres and PRI welcome new science-based targets by Bunge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Survey will gather stakeholder feedback to help inform future development of the Benchmark
Climate Action 100+ announces world-first collaboration with major diversified mining companies to progress decarbonisation
Anne Simpson and Mindy Lubber reflect on the initiative’s progress in 2021 and look ahead to aspirations at COP26
IIGCC publishes a global sector strategy for electric utilities as part of Climate Action 100+ initiative, outlining priority actions for companies to remain within limited emissions budget set by IEA net zero pathways
