Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR)
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ACCR is a shareholder advocacy and research organisation. We use shareholder strategy to enable investors to escalate engagements with heavy-emitting companies in their portfolios. Find us at accr.org.au
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Investors sent a strong signal to Shell that the quality of its disclosures is out of step with the size of its bet on LNG – now it’s time for the company to respond. www.accr.org.au/insights/inv...
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BHP’s strategy chief warned that the “politicisation” of critical minerals is making mining deals more “complicated”, at a time when consolidation in the resources sector is on the upswing. “Some of the very nationalistic tendencies can create friction" on.ft.com/47cb7P8
BHP says growing political interference threatens mining deals
Strategy chief Catherine Raw warns that countries’ push to control their natural resources complicates dealmaking
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When prices for crude are high, the going is good for the oil and gas industry. Heightened prices give companies a reason to boost their investments in production equipment. When prices fall, the expense of drilling is harder to justify. finance.yahoo.com/news/trumps-...
Trump's economic plans called for more oil drilling and lower gas prices. He's only getting the latter.
Trump wants to see more oil drilling and lower pump prices. So far, he's only getting one of those.
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Australia is facing a steeper-than-anticipated 25 per cent slump in LNG export earnings by next financial year, dragged down by a slide in crude oil prices and oversupply that is starting to hit global gas markets. www.afr.com/companies/en...
Australia faces 25pc slump in LNG export earnings
New data reveals an $11 billion drop in expected LNG revenue, with gold set to overtake gas as our second most valuable export.
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ACCR, a shareholder group that urged shareholders to reject the climate plan, said the voting result “sends an unambiguous signal to AGL’s board and executives that the company needs to do more to drive the energy transition”. www.afr.com/companies/en...
Cannon-Brookes rejects AGL climate plan, demands faster action
AGL shareholders would benefit from a more ambitious path to renewable energy, said the tech billionaire’s Grok Ventures.
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Patrick Pouyanné, head of TotalEnergies, told last month’s Gastech conference that the world was “building too much” LNG capacity, and predicted oversupply “for some years if all these projects come on stream”. on.ft.com/4mQ2xdy
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Gold will become Australia’s second-most-valuable commodity export, overtaking liquefied natural gas, after the precious metal’s “extraordinary surge” to record prices, the government said. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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Brian Spak, from Energy Consumers Australia (ECA), warns that if nothing changes it will be renters, apartment dwellers and low-income households – those with the biggest barriers to going all-electric – who will be left stuck on gas with spiralling bills. reneweconomy.com.au/consumers-co...
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Shareholders have sent a clear signal: AGL must stop hedging and start leading by delivering a timely decarbonisation strategy. www.accr.org.au/news/agl-sha...
Nearly 31% of shareholders voted against AGL’s Climate Transition Action Plan today, matching the vote against the plan the company presented in 2022.

This sends an unambiguous signal to AGL’s board and executives that the company needs to do more to drive the energy transition. AGL must move quickly to deliver real emissions cuts and a more compelling strategy that seizes the opportunities of the energy transition.
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AGL Energy will go into Friday’s AGM with unusually broad investor support for its CTAP, but could still face opposition from its biggest shareholder, Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures, which has been critical of the company’s decarbonisation efforts. www.afr.com/companies/en...
AGL wins backing for climate plan but Cannon-Brookes’ support in doubt
The reality of Australia’s sluggish energy transition has taken some of the heat off the country’s largest carbon emitter, but its biggest shareholder still isn’t happy.
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