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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issues new landmark rule proposal that would require U.S. publicly-traded companies to disclose annually how their businesses are assessing, measuring, and managing climate change financial risks.

Climate Action 100+, the world’s largest investor engagement initiative on climate change, is flagging key shareholder proposals in North America ahead of the 2022 Proxy Season to drive greater shareholder action on the climate crisis.  

To ensure a more sustainable future, air travel needs to be redefined for a post-pandemic world

Report sets out how the aviation industry can align with the IEA's 1.5°C scenario

Sasol released its 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation roadmaps in 2021 following engagement with Climate Action 100+ investors

Duke Energy expands net zero by 2050 target to reduce life-cycle emissions of product

bp increases both 2030 and 2050 emissions reduction targets

Guidance Aligned with TCFD Governance Recommendations and  the Climate Action 100+ Net-Zero Company Benchmark Indicators 

Following investor engagement and escalation, KEPCO and its six subsidiaries have committed to carbon neutrality and a complete phase out of coal by 2050 following the development of national plans by the South Korean Presidential Committee on Carbon Neutrality.

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