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20th May 2025
Shell’s gamble on gas under scrutiny at AGM
ACCR is commenting on the results of Shell’s 2025 annual general meeting (AGM).
Read More19th May 2025
New research: Crunch time for decisions on blast furnaces
New ACCR research has found steelmakers have a limited but critical window in which to urgently address the financial and emissions risks of their blast furnaces.
Read More15th May 2025
Not stewardship but abdication: Norway blocks climate transparency at Equinor
ACCR, Sampension and Folksam are commenting on the results from Equinor ASA’s 2025 annual general meeting (AGM).
Read More14th May 2025
Shareholders drive increased transparency on lobbying at Nippon Steel Corporation
ACCR is commenting on Nippon Steel Corporation’s recent publication of new disclosures relating to its lobbying.
Read More8th May 2025
Dissent against director: Woodside 2025 AGM
ACCR is commenting on the results of Woodside Energy Group’s 2025 Annual General Meeting.
Read More29th April 2025
No recipe for value: Woodside’s FID on Louisiana LNG
ACCR is commenting on Woodside’s announcement that it has made a FID to develop the US$17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project.
Read More22nd April 2025
Institutional investors call Equinor to account on climate
Equinor’s strategy to grow oil and gas production is facing renewed scrutiny, following a shareholder resolution filed by Sampension, Folksam and ACCR.
Read More17th April 2025
BP’s AGM – Chair faces major shareholder backlash
ACCR is commenting on the results of BP’s Annual General Meeting, where a record-breaking vote was recorded against Chair Helge Lund.
Read More27th March 2025
New research: Glencore’s risky appetite for coal
Coal mining giant Glencore Plc is expanding its already large coal exposure into the headwinds of the global energy transition, yet has not demonstrated to investors how it plans to manage this risk.
Read More25th March 2025
Shell Capital Markets Day 2025
The Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) is commenting on the Shell Capital Markets Day.
Read More13th March 2025
ACCR recommends vote against Woodside directors: significant underperformance
ACCR has filed members' statements with Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS) dissenting against the election of all directors standing at the upcoming annual general meeting.
Read More5th March 2025
Engagement with Rio Tinto on risk to water and communities
Investors have an interest in ensuring Rio Tinto’s approach to critical business risk management and governance is as robust as possible.
Read More26th February 2025
More retrograde than re-set: BP Capital Markets Day 2025
ACCR is commenting on BP’s announcement to the London Stock Exchange ahead of its Capital Markets Day.
Read More25th February 2025
Woodside’s Annual Report fails to turn the page
ACCR is commenting on the release of Woodside’s 2024 Annual Report and Climate Update.
Read More5th February 2025
Equinor Capital Markets Update: Doubling down on a loss-making segment
ACCR is responding to Equinor’s annual results and Capital Markets Update.
Read More3rd February 2025
New research: Equinor’s international oil & gas production a costly choice for Norway
Equinor’s ongoing pursuit of oil and gas production outside the Norwegian Continental Shelf has made Norwegians poorer, not richer, new ACCR research finds.
Read More30th January 2025
Dwindling options: Shell Q4 results
The Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) is commenting on Shell’s release of its Q4 2024 results.
Read More16th January 2025
New research: BP’s fossil fuel spending beyond the boundaries of Paris
ACCR has published research that shows that BP’s capital allocation towards new oil and gas projects is not consistent with the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Read More7th January 2025
Shell’s LNG strategy under scrutiny as institutional investors file shareholder resolution
ACCR has co-filed a shareholder resolution to Shell to justify the assumptions behind its LNG growth strategy and explain how it is consistent with its climate commitments.
Read More12th November 2024
New research: "Shell’s LNG strategy: Overcooked?”
ACCR has published research that suggests Shell plc’s ambitious LNG growth strategy risks eroding shareholder value.
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