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We carry out scenario analysis and research to examine and understand how potential changes to supply and...
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We carry out scenario analysis and research to examine and understand how potential changes to supply and...
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How to ensure that the clean power target enables decarbonisation of heat and transport while avoiding lock-in with high...
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Some of the largest oil and gas companies are pivoting towards petrochemicals as they reckon with the fact that a decline in...
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The costs to retire certain assets- asset retirement obligations (AROs)- are typically recorded on the balance sheet and can be...
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Carbon Tracker provided comments on the International Accounting Standards Board’s Exposure Draft: Climate-related and Other...
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This blog is an edited version of an article submitted to Automotive News which was published on 24th October 2024 It was a...
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Analysis of oil and gas corporate emissions targets reveals whether targets may be potentially aligned with the goals of the...
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A paper by Professor Steve Keen (UCL) with Mark Campanale and Joel Benjamin (Carbon Tracker) and Professor Tim Lenton and Dr...
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As the energy transition accelerates, the oil and gas industry must contend with a shrinking market for its products. In...
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Carbon Tracker has responded to the FCA’s consultation on the new Public Trading Offers and Admissions to the Trading...
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It seems impossible to escape the build-up to November 5, the day of the US Presidential election. While it is the end of the...
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Carbon Tracker analysis finds serious shortcomings in the Environmental Impact Assessment report of Peterhead-CCS This...
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Our recommendations for UK policymakers on how to avoid wasting billions of taxpayers' money without substantially decreasing...
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This week, reports[i] have emerged of bp’s CEO Murray Auchincloss latest U-turn regarding bp’s transition strategy: the...
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When asked to sum up 2023, the word that seems to have resonated most with us, our peers and our audiences was ‘chaos’. The...
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In May, we wrote about how 2024 is meant to be the year for international climate finance. We underlined the fact that the...
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Recently, former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi presented his report on the “The future of European...
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Asset disposals are commonplace in the oil and gas industry, and M&A has long been a feature of the industry. Yet, as the...
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Carbon Tracker Methodology In a series of reports since 2011, Carbon Tracker has explored the financial implications of the...
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Evaluating Automotive Transition Strategies Electrification of the passenger vehicle fleet is inevitable. To be relevant in a...
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By any measure, fossil fuel subsidies are immense. Combined estimates from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and...
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Carbon Tracker has been following the development of the Energy and Carbon Management Commission’s (ECMC) financial assurance...
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The FCA have just announced a Prospectus Review. Specifically, we draw your attention to a key section in the FCA’s...
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Carbon Tracker believes that we need a financial regulatory regime fit for purpose to address the climate crisis. This is why...
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Just two months ago, Europe felt like it was at a political crossroads. The European Parliamentary elections - where some...
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The new British Government must prioritise climate finance, driven by the upcoming COP29 and the need for economic growth through...
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Increasingly through 2023 in our meetings with the financial community one common theme emerged; that investment teams were...
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At the close of its 2024 Spring Session the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo (Loper Bright),...
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Carbon Tracker has produced two separate related reports on RWE and Uniper, the German publicly traded coal utilities, to assess...
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Carbon Tracker has produced two separate related reports on RWE and Uniper, the German publicly traded coal utilities, to assess...
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Decommissioning Colorado’s Two Oil Industries In 2018, Colorado became one of the first US states to recognize the...
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The real climate impact of Blue Hydrogen and Gas-CCS Our report reveals that CO2 emissions from Blue Hydrogen and Gas-CCS...
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Via the Transition Finance Markets Review (TFMR), the UK Government is the latest political entity to commission a review into...
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A clear example of how the energy transition is changing quickly due to strides in cheap and scalable electrification is in the...
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There has been great interest in recent years in reducing methane emissions as part of efforts to limit climate change. Public...
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By Richard Folland of Carbon Tracker & John Willis of Planet Tracker | In Collaboration with The Global Ethical Finance...
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Assessing Truckmakers’ commitment and effective transition to electric vehicles Recently ratified Heavy Duty Vehicles (HDV)...
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Oil and gas industry resistance to transition is a major investment risk for the industry and its stakeholders - as new...
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Nearly 70 years after the last update and more than 10 years after formal recognition of the inadequacy of federal onshore...
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CO2 matters: on emissions reporting, ESG ratings and stock market prices in the car sector Following on from the analysis...
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The fossil fuel industry is having a bad energy transition: It is misaligned with stakeholders, climate targets and is...
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After his recent primary wins Donald Trump is assured to be the Republican Party’s nominee for President. Polling shows he...
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India may not be Paris aligned but that does not mean that key Indian corporates can ignore the technological revolution the...
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Paris Maligned II: Climate alignment assessments reveal oil and gas company transition risk exposure The window of time to...
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The UK Government’s CCUS strategy risks locking consumers into a high-cost, fossil-based future, despite cleaner and cheaper...
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As the energy transition continues to accelerate, demand for each of the fossil fuels is likely to peak before 2030. Oil and gas...
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Oil and gas incumbents are doubling down on investment and their financial backers are exiting governance bodies: this raises the...
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The continued absence of climate and transition risks in financial reporting Climate and energy transition risks, and company...
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In March of 2022, the ECMC announced Colorado’s new financial assurance rules with much fanfare, referring to the Rules as the...
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Snam Carbon Tracker has produced a set of three separate related reports on Snam, Italgas and Enagas, the European gas network...
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Italgas Carbon Tracker has produced a set of three separate related reports on Snam, Italgas and Enagas, the European gas...
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Enagas Carbon Tracker has produced a set of three separate related reports on Snam, Italgas and Enagas, the European gas network...
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Carbon Tracker Initiative (Carbon Tracker) provided comments on the Tentative Agenda Decision: Climate-related Commitments (IAS...
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2024 is the Chinese year of the Dragon, the only mythical beast in the Chinese zodiac: and a year typically associated with fresh...
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Carbon Tracker Initiative is one of four data providers to the Climate Action 100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark. The Benchmark...
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Climate Accounting and Auditing assesses the financial statements and related audit reports of all 170 focus companies across...
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As a research provider, we conduct financial analysis and have developed a set of alignment assessments to help investors...
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For utilities, we must look both forward and backward. Firms must avoid building new coal and gas generation assets and...
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It is increasingly clear that the energy transition is well underway, with renewables substituting for oil and...
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As each year goes by, and the climate crisis becomes more urgent, the choices made by policymakers, businesses and other...
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The UK will phase-out new ICE vehicle sales by 2035, but an incoherent battery strategy puts the relevance of the UK automotive...
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Navigating Peak Demand: the oil and gas industry enters its post-imperial age Most things may never happen: this one...
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The key message of this paper is that oil and gas decommissioning obligations amplify the potential harm from—and could be the...
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It’s the end of Week 1 of the COP. This is often the point when the negotiations seem stuck in a morass of complexities and...
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Tohoku Electric Power is one of the largest power generation and transmission companies in Japan. It has 17 GW of own generation...
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Oil and gas reserve classification systems today are focused on the value oil and gas has when burnt. Devised in the first part...
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If you are reading this, you know that at a time when the world is burning, and Net Zero seems like a distant dream, oil and gas...
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In this note, Neil Quach, Senior Corporate Research Analyst – North American Oil & Gas, drills down into the financial and...
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Transition risks for petrostates are higher than ever This report, an update of our 2021 Beyond Petrostates report, finds that...
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Today we are launching an update to our Country Profiles for the global coal power sector. This is a platform designed to assist...
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Unlocking the economic potential from vehicle electrification The global deployment of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) is...
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has promised to “max out” North Sea reserves – but the plan fails on economic, energy security,...
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Strategies for oil and gas companies to respond to the substitution challenge of the energy transition There can be no...
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Recently, Climate Action 100+ launched its updated Net Zero Company Benchmark and related Alignment Assessments for the 170+...
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“It's now cheaper to save the world than destroy it.” Akshat Rathi, Climate Capitalism “It ought to be remembered...
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How UK net zero policy is veering off course – for investors and the wider world. At the last count, the UK’s contribution...
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In today's world, there's an expectation that all organisations, regardless of their size, sector, or capacity, should actively...
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Albert Einstein once observed: “We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them” – and so it...
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Iberdrola is Europe’s largest and the world’s second largest utility by market cap. It has more than 50GW of generation...
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Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once called U.S. states laboratories of democracy. His point was that states can be a place...
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Climate Action 100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark: Climate Accounting and Audit Assessment This document sets out the framework and...
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Oil and Gas company narratives about the future of fossil fuels remain positive, their bank accounts are full. But their...
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Степенным шагом к углеродной нейтральности В этом докладе основное...
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Steppes to Net Zero This report focuses on Kazakhstan’s energy transition pathway and provides a perspective that strikes a...
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Carbon Tracker has long warned of the risk of investing in future stranded assets; i.e., assets that fail to generate the returns...
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To paraphrase the Charles Dickens classic, A Tale of Two Cities: in 2023 in terms of energy, we are in the best of times, and in...
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Carbon Tracker is pleased to launch the 4th edition of our Absolute Impact series, in which we assess and rank the climate goals...
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Recently, the US Supreme Court has not shied away from issuing precedent-setting decisions. Next year, that trend may continue...
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Find a round up of Carbon Tracker's research and outreach activity in 2022. In 2022 we saw global shocks catalysed by Russia’s...
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Our July research has been focussed on a major new report – Loading the DICE Against Pensions, written for Carbon Tracker by...
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The GB power system is increasingly at risk of becoming stuck in transition on its necessary path to carbon neutrality. Over...
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Pension funds are risking the retirement savings of millions of people by relying on economic research that ignores critical...
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Carbon Tracker and Planet Tracker welcome the opportunity to respond to the European Commission’s (“the Commission”)...
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William Gibson is often quoted with the line “The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed.” It...
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Transition Plan Analysis Enel is the largest global renewable private player, biggest grid operator by end users and retail...
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Investments in the electricity grid are not keeping up with the rapid growth of wind resulting in record losses of green...
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Duke Energy (N/R) – Sale process drawn out raises eyebrows on potential equity. In our Transition Files vol 2 piece, we...
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Poorly performing Auto Loan ABS has the potential to put the brakes on bond holder returns and automaker cashflow In developed...
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In Marginal Call, we assessed options for the redesign of Great Britain’s wholesale power market. We highlighted that the...
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California’s oil and gas producing resources have been in overall decline for nearly four decades, but the industry turned a...
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It’s been remarked on already, but let’s repeat it: this autumn could define how the international community responds to...
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Companies around the world are setting net zero by 2050 targets. Despite that, our analysis shows that of 134 carbon-intensive...
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Given the very large size of Shell’s hydrocarbon assets on the balance sheet, to convert Shell into a business able to cope...
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Net Zero has become an energy transition delay tactic, driven by incumbents, but it is unlikely to work - as we detail in this...
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The midstream sector is a crucial link in the oil and gas supply chain; like the industry at large it faces a series of risks as...
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The recent Environmental Audit Committee’s (EAC) Finance and Net Zero Inquiry, gives us an opportunity to look how...
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Transition Plan Analysis Despite nationalisation, EDF remains a major issuer in the fixed income space as well as a competitive...
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Transition Plan Analysis In this note Will Grainger, our Senior North American Power and Utilities Analyst, outlines the key...
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In this edition of our Transition Files Journal, we celebrate our coverage of US Power and Utilities corporates with a rigorous...
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As the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) evaluates operator bonding proposals, and goes through hearings on...
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With UK and European leaders continuing to ponder the long-term future of power market design, common themes continue to arise...
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As automotive companies start to release their annual reports for FY2022 we take look at how they considered climate in...
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In September 2020, the People’s Republic of China announced targets of peaking economy-wide carbon emissions before 2030 and...
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Major oil and gas companies still have choices about how to minimise the risk of having stranded assets, for now. Early in...
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With oil and gas firms announcing executive pay packages, some have come under fire for the bumper payouts awarded to their top...
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Key Findings: Shell has made a significant effort to improve the amount, depth and frequency of information in its approach...
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In early 2022, Colorado overhauled its financial assurance rules for oil and gas companies in a rulemaking mandated by SB...
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In response to state regulations, Colorado oil and gas well operators have submitted their financial assurance plans. On this...
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Transition Plan Analysis (TPA) Level 1 Despite differing views on climate change, it cannot escape anyone’s attention that...
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There must have been a time in the 1920s some 20 years after the introduction of the Model T Ford in the United States, and with...
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Auditors play a vital role in contributing to the efficiency of financial markets. Their audits provide an independent check...
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At more than 300 pages, there is much to absorb in Chris Skidmore MP’s Net-Zero Review for the British government – and to...
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Last month, President Biden marked his second year in office. As a candidate, he often discussed the need to take on climate...
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Recent extreme price spikes for the GB power market have triggered key discussions over whether the time has come for a shift in...
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Download Infographic Here The energy transition may well be determined by the phenomenon of S-curves. This is because the future...
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This article was first published by Brink News, with thanks to Thomas Carver. The shift away from a carbon-based economy risks...
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Response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s Consultation Paper “Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) and investment...
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Decarbonising CCGT, grids & Scope 3 Emissions Engie needs to consider retiring merchant CCGT capacity. Its plans to...
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Transition Plan Analysis: For Naturgy to be fully aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement, five things need to...
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Transition Plan Analysis: Engie’s plans to reduce carbon intensity for scope 1 and 3 emissions from generation are not...
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For Centrica to be aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement, four things need to happen: The company needs to...
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Viewed as an established authority on the latest energy trends, the annual World Energy Outlook (WEO) informs both investment and...
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With approximately 2.1 million abandoned wells across the U.S., there is growing concern about unfunded asset retirement...
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Blog Series: The UK’s adoption of BEVs – in 2016 UK BEV car sales (all electric) were a mere one in a 100, and derided. By...
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Financial statements, like economic models, are only as good as the inputs to them. Inputs [1] underpin the information in...
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1.5°C-alignment requires production declines, but most oil & gas companies are planning to expand Oil and gas companies...
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Carbon Tracker Research in an Energy Transition Context: October through November 2022 COP27 Special Report: African...
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J-Power has a commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 but we do not think the plan is currently Paris-aligned We...
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The consensus about COP27 was one of disappointment. The sense of anti-climax has thrown into even sharper focus the huge...
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Commentators like to say that midterm elections are a referendum on the party in power. So, what do these results mean for...
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The energy transition threatens companies involved in the downstream refining sector whose revenue is dependent on the continued...
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Despite heavy restrictions and security at the Egypt conference, a record number of Civil Society organisations and activists...
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The war in Ukraine is a further example of the inherent fragility of the world fossil fuel system. It is accelerating the energy...
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This report is an assessment of automotive company alignment to the Paris Agreement and their position relative to the automotive...
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On Monday 24th October, Mark Carney (the UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance at United Nations and Co-Chair of the...
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The energy transition is fundamentally shifting the way oil and gas companies operate; as demand falls for fossil fuels,...
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Compared with the somewhat more benign backdrop to COP26 and Glasgow 12 months ago, the political conditions underpinning COP27...
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Starting in a fortnight will be one of the most crucial climate conferences of the year, COP27. Hosted this year in Egypt, the...
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Amidst an energy crisis and a power supply crunch, the Japanese power sector is today experiencing unprecedented stress owing to...
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The Transition Files In Volume 1, this journal comprises: an article on SHELL, another on Discounted Cash Flows, and one on...
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For many decades fossil hydrogen has been an integral part of our energy society. From being an essential component for powering...
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RWE is bringing forward the closure of 3.1GW of lignite capacity at Niederaussem K, Neurath F & G from end 2038 to December...
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In 2021, Carbon Tracker published its first report about the degree to which companies had disclosed taking climate risks into...
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Introducing a global registry of fossil fuels to drive corporate and government accountability. The Global Registry of Fossil...
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PGE PGE’s planned transition to net zero is not aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. PGE could retire 5.7GW...
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Uniper SE Uniper’s transition to net zero is not aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Datteln4 is a major...
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RWE AG RWE’s transition to net zero is not fully aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Germany has yet to...
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CEZ a.s CEZ’s transition to net zero by 2040 is not fully aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement. CEZ is...
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We are writing this report because retiring coal is the fastest route to decarbonisation and alignment with the goals of the...
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Colorado’s new financial assurance rules will help mitigate orphan well risk, but the benefits are blunted by substantial...
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This year has seen the fundamental dynamics of global energy markets turned completely on their head. A potent cocktail of...
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The UK’s energy security strategy is back at the forefront of political debate. As the government looks to show leadership...
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Summer 2022 has been a rollercoaster for climate advocates in America. On June 30, the US Supreme Court ruled, in West...
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The International Sustainability Standards Board’s Exposure Drafts “IFRS S1 General Requirements for Disclosure of...
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When oil companies defer saving for asset retirement obligations (AROs), the liabilities accumulate. Meanwhile production, and...
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But it might just save the world North American oil and gas companies are going big on carbon capture, utilisation, and...
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CLP Holdings Limited (CLP) has a commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. However, we do not think CLP’s net zero plan...
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Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 underpinned by a commitment to reduce 35% of its...
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Adani Power Limited (APL) has no commitment to achieve net zero emissions and no meaningful plans to manage the energy transition...
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In June, Saudi Aramco published its first ever Sustainability Report, containing details of its "net zero by 2050” target and...
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On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the EPA does not have authority, under the Clean Air Act, to set up an emissions...
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Over $1 trillion of oil & gas assets risk becoming stranded as a result of policy action on climate and the rise in...
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Fossil fuel commodity prices are likely to remain volatile with the prospect for further embargos. This is a manifestation of non...
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The Gulf of Mexico has long been a major oil and gas producing region for the U.S., but field depletion in shallower regions near...
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*This blog is written by Dwayne Purvis for Carbon Tracker* The dynamics of unfunded plugging liabilities have changed so...
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Oil and gas companies are still failing to commit to the absolute emissions reductions necessary to link their businesses to the...
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Shell recently published its first Energy Transition Progress Report. The document has been produced ahead of the AGM on 24...
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The risks associated with gas infrastructure investment have never been higher This report continues our series exploring the...
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None of the CA100+ focus companies within upstream oil & gas production or coal & gas-powered electricity generation have...
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Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has created terrible consequences for those living inside Ukraine, but at the same time...
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As temperatures accelerate towards 1.5˚C, near-term actions that limit global warming would reduce losses and damages related to...
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Today the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the case of West Virginia v. EPA. The case centers on the EPA’s ability to...
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With respect to asset retirement obligations in the oil patch, every regulator has to answer three questions: How do you...
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On a recent episode of Joe Rogan’s controversial and highly influential podcast, Canadian psychology professor and best-selling...
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Poland is approaching a key point in determining the future direction of its power system and the technologies that it wishes to...
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Late last month ExxonMobil launched its Advancing Climate Solutions – 2022 Progress Report,[1] which describes how it is...
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Market-based pricing for gas saved EU consumers billions – until this winter's energy crunch came along. Europe’s exposure to...
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Firms can avoid wasting $500bn with managed approach to transition in Inevitable Policy Response scenario even if oil demand...
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Carbon Tracker recently announced that it was creating a Global Registry of Fossil Fuels, the “Registry,” which will be a...
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As a candidate President Biden spoke of the need to act on climate change and said, “it requires action, not denial…...
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To keep 1.5°C alive, immediate action on methane emissions is required from the oil and gas industry, with significant impact...
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2021 Wrapped Up Here is an infographic of the key events that took place at Carbon Tracker and in the climate space in...
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We welcome the recent announcement that South Africa has struck a deal to access concessional financing of $8.5bn over the next...
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Recently I wrote about how the Biden Administration’s efforts to fight climate change could be sailing into rough waters after...
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Third Point, the US activist hedge fund, has recently proposed a significant change to the corporate structure of Shell,...
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In January, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) will vote on the new financial assurance rules for Colorado,...
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Right now, global energy commodity prices remain close to long-term highs despite recent declines. But short-term strength in...
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After months of legislative negotiations, the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure bill made it through Congress and was signed by...
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Mergers and acquisition (M&A) activity is shaking up the Australian oil and gas sector. In two proposed all-share deals,...
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When a well is drilled, a legal obligation to plug the well and reclaim the surface is created This is a critical aspect of...
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The Chinese government has been sending mixed messages on its long-term climate ambitions once again On the one hand, an...
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$110 billion of coal plants owned by listed Asian utilities could become uneconomic as the world takes action to meet climate...
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Repsol has seemingly upped its emissions cutting game In early October, responding to shareholder pressure, Repsol announced a...
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Summary As the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission’s (COGCC) seeks to fulfill its statutory mandate to “require...
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Unabated gas plants’ future role in the power system should be predominantly limited to backup reserve to allow for flexible...
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There is a paradox at the heart of expertise: those who have accumulated the most authority in an industry are often those least...
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Compared to other large oil and gas producing states, California and Ohio rank last in forcing the closure of idled, abandoned...
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Colorado’s ineffective financial assurance and well plugging rules have allowed the growth of a large portfolio of marginal and...
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Investors are Flying Blind as over 70% of reviewed companies and 80% of auditors fail to disclose climate-related risks in the...
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Committing to net zero is not enough – the emissions reduction pathway is critical Carbon Tracker’s fifth annual...
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The world has changed a lot since Paris; so too should the logic of climate mitigation. Mitigating climate change is no longer...
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On Monday 9th August, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) delivered a climate report warning of ‘code red for...
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In less than 100 days COP26 will start. Many agree that this year’s conference is being held at a critical moment. To...
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The fossil energy system is falling over the edge of the demand cliff. 2019 was likely peak fossil fuel demand and this marks...
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Financial assurance requirements are universally considered to be too low to pay for plugging and abandoning wells. An inventory...
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Fossil fuel electricity generation has peaked worldwide as emerging market countries seize the opportunities of low-cost...
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Renewables continue to increase their cost competitiveness versus coal, with 27% of the global coal fleet unprofitable today. Do...
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Recently, we submitted a letter in response to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Public Input on Climate Change...
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The election of President Joe Biden brought a seismic shift in U.S. government policy toward climate change. In addition to...
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Oil and gas companies are increasingly announcing new climate goals as they seek to maintain a social licence to...
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Ending the use of coal for power generation in South Korea by 2028 is not only possible but also the most economical option in...
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The IEA’s latest piece on minerals[1] critical to the energy transition gives a rather pessimistic spin to what was some very...
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In the run up to COP 26 many oil and gas companies have announced ‘net-zero by 2050’ targets. However, very few companies...
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Solar and wind potential is far higher than that of fossil fuels and can meet global energy demand many times over, unlocking...
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A cost-optimized analysis for a renewables investment schedule for South Korea shows that a more ambitious rollout of renewable...
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Shell and Eni’s recent strategy updates have highlighted a key emerging point in the debate on oil and gas companies’...
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As the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) weighs competing demands of protecting the state finances and...
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The value of share offerings in fossil fuel producing and related companies dropped by $123 billion in the last decade,...
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There’s a quip about lawyers that goes 99% of attorneys give the rest a bad name. The same can be said about oil producers...
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A Clean Energy Portfolio (CEP) is already more competitive than new combined-cycle gas plants (CCGTs) in Italy. Foot Off the Gas...
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Nel presente studio analizziamo l’attuabilità finanziaria di nuove centrali a gas in Italia, confrontandone il costo con...
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“Having looked to government for bread, on the first scarcity they will turn and bite the hand that fed them.” Edmund...
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2020 was a tough year for big oil. Short-term demand was hammered by the impacts of Covid-19, while the ever-growing...
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When it comes to oilfield plugging obligations, industry voices contend that industry has the problem in hand.[1] And where it...
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Emissions trajectories continue to bend lower Last month, both Shell and Eni revised their scope 3 emissions plans, updating...
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Betting on new gas today means shouldering consumers with higher prices tomorrow as well as missing the net zero pathway the UK...
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Smart investments and viral ideas in pandemic recovery and contagious new tools for deeper, cheaper energy efficiency could speed...
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As Colorado considers improvements to its oil and gas regulations, some will undoubtedly point to its idle well program as a...
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This weekend marks the end of the first month of the Biden Presidency. In the weeks since the inauguration we have seen a wave...
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Fossil fuel-reliant countries could see a drop of 51% in government oil and gas revenues in a shift to a low-carbon world over...
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The Colorado Oil & Gas Compact Commission (COGCC) is considering improvements to its oil and gas bonding regime. These...
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To ensure companies meet their obligations to plug oil and gas wells and reclaim drilling sites, Colorado regulations require oil...
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Carbon Tracker's New Energy Strategist Kingsmill Bond argues the election of Joe Biden on a ticket to restore America's climate...
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2021 is a year of opportunity; one of resetting, reshaping and a chance to remove distortions that hinder an orderly energy...
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Amid rising tension the final votes of the 2020 US election were cast last week. By electing Democrats Raphael Warnock and John...
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Carbon Tracker's Christmas Cracker had a makeover in 2020. This infographic originally went out in our December newsletter,...
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The energy transition will require oil and gas companies to fundamentally change the way they do business. Groundhog Pay...
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For the past two years, the Green New Deal (GND) has driven the conversation about how to address climate change. It has been the...
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2020 has, to put it mildly, been full of surprises. Oil and gas companies, long predictable and averse to change, have even...
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The oil and gas industry, like many other commodity industries, has long been characterised by volatility, instability and...
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Falling battery prices and the decarbonisation of transport systems in emerging markets will reduce dependency on oil imports and...
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Guest post by Carbon Tracker advisory board member Nick Robins - reposted with permission from the author If there is one...
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Since the turn of the century, China has almost single-handedly been driving global thermal coal consumption growth. Changes in...
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This report is a risk analysis which provides a tool for the majority of investors who cannot simply divest, so they can...
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Exxon: Is business as normal the right strategy? Earlier this month, ExxonMobil published a document entitled, “Energy and...
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Carbon Tracker respond to the US Department of State's Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (FSEIS) with our new...
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Carbon content is a key financial element of fossil fuel reserves. In December 2013, Carbon Tracker submitted a letter to the...
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Following on from Carbon Tracker’s Unburnable Carbon 2013 global analysis, we release this report in collaboration with The...
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This new research from Carbon Tracker and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants reveals that current financial...
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The fourth in the series of Carbon Tracker's Unburnable Carbon reports, focuses on Brazil - a country with the fascinating...
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This new research from Carbon Tracker and the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at LSE calls...
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Carbon Tracker and Standard & Poors have been working together on the implications of carbon constraints for credit ratings...
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This new analysis from the Carbon Tracker Initiative finds that the current coal reserves earmarked for the South African market,...
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This is the original report which pioneered the concept of the 'Carbon Bubble'. This award-winning analysis by Carbon...
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