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BHP has deferred significant fleet electrification and other decarbonisation projects. What will now deliver the emissions reductions previously expected from the projects BHP has deferred, and why has its Expected Pathway barely changed despite those delays?
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TotalEnergies raised its share buyback target for the fourth quarter and promised to increase dividends by more than 5 per cent annually until the end of the decade as the French major profits from soaring oil and gas prices. ft.com/content/1cd3310e-da01…
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With BHP's FY2030 operational emissions target effectively achieved and no sub company-wide operational emissions target until 2050, investors need greater clarity on what will deliver the emissions reductions BHP now expects. accr.org.au/insights/investo…
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#PlattsGEA - We are proud to present the finalists for the Excellence in Energy - #Finance award @AustCCR Aseem Infrastructure Finance  @ADB_HQ @BankofAmerica BeVentures  Congratulations to all and see you in New York on December 3!
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Just 10 shareholders own nearly half of the potential carbon emissions controlled by the world’s largest fossil fuel companies, according to a new analysis. Targeted actions by these shareholders have the potential to shape a low-carbon energy transition. anthropocenemagazine.org/202…
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J-POWER is considering extending the operation of its domestic inefficient coal-fired power plants beyond its previously disclosed closure timeline. This would raise broader questions about the credibility and durability of its transition strategy. accr.org.au/news/investors-q…
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ACCR retweeted
🚨 NEW | Fossil fuel use has peaked in 8 of 11 industrial sectors in China, as clean power takes over work once done by coal and oil 🇨🇳 China’s #energytransition has entered a phase of "building while breaking". Six highlights from our #CETR2026 🧵1/8 ember-energy.org/latest-insi…
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The math isn't mathing.  The world spends more than three times as much on fossil fuel subsidies as it would cost to transition to clean economies for a safe climate and air.  The solutions are ready and the money is there. What’s needed now is action at scale.  Here’s how: bit.ly/3UFnsYq #CleanAirDay
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ACCR’s Dr Dimitri Lafleur created this visual showing ocean heat uptake in terms of nuclear bombs detonations. From 1958-2025, the oceans absorbed heat equivalent to 7.7 billion nuclear bombs. The average rate of heat uptake during 2007-25 was 4x higher than 1958-85.
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For Australian super funds, the next phase of climate investing will be judged less by the ambition of the target than by what happens when that target meets the portfolio. afr.com/companies/financial-…
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Mitigating emissions and investing in adaptation may impose short-term costs for companies and investors. But that is the trade-off risk managers now face if we are to maintain some degree of economic and financial stability. wedocs.unep.org/items/156d07…
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Conflict, migration and economic upheaval will accompany the global move away from oil, unless governments act urgently to help the worst afflicted countries to cope, according to research from the E3G thinktank. theguardian.com/environment/…
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"I think we can now definitively say that some coal generation is doomed. Once 19 gigawatts (GW) and 55 gigawatt (GWh) of grid-scale batteries are operating in the market, coal profits will be eviscerated." writes David Leitch reneweconomy.com.au/second-w…
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Woodside’s project hopper shows little cause for optimism. Its pre-FID LNG projects are high cost, its material gas projects uncompetitive, and its largest oil project is immaterial. accr.org.au/research/fork-in…
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From a climate science perspective, planning for systemic risks is crucial. Complex systems rarely fail in neat, linear ways. As climate extremes become more intense and more frequent, these cascading effects become increasingly likely. accr.org.au/insights/climate…
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The El Niño brewing there is already breaking records, and it is months away from its peak. The sheer magnitude of the event and the uncertainty over what is driving it have alarmed experts. abc.net.au/news/2026-09-06/u…
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“Overshoot means [the 1.5C] goal must now be approached from above, while simultaneously adapting to the impacts of climate change. This means meeting and exceeding, not rescinding, existing commitments,” the UNEP report says. reneweconomy.com.au/australi…
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