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S&P 500 ESG claims to rate based on factors of environmental, transparency.
Looks like S&P 500 ESG itself fails in transparency.
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Updated analysis reveals oil industry climate plans are grossly insufficient to achieve Paris Climate Goals
By OCI Team
May 24, 2022
https://priceofoil.org/2022/05/24/a...-insufficient-to-achieve-paris-climate-goals/
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Despite an array of new ânet zeroâ pledges released in the past two years, the climate promises of major U.S. and European oil and gas companies still fail to meet the bare minimum for alignment with the Paris Agreement, according to a new study released today. âBig oil and gas companiesâ climate pledges and plans appear to be designed to disinform and distract, not to seriously confront the climate crisis,â said David Tong, lead author of the report and Global Industry campaign manager at Oil Change International. âThis new analysis shows that not even one of the eight oil majors considered comes anywhere close to aligning their businesses with whatâs needed for 1.5ÂșC.â
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The report finds the oil and gas majors are involved in over 200 expansion projects on track for approval from 2022 through 2025. If they go forward, these companiesâ investments could create an additional 8.6 billion tonnes (Gt) of carbon pollution â equivalent to the lifetime emissions of 77 new coal power plants. A peer-reviewed study released just last week found that burning just the oil, gas, and coal in fields and mines operating now would far exceed the remaining carbon budget for 1.5ÂșC. âInstead of facing up to the reality of the climate crisis and cutting fossil fuel production, our analysis found that these big oil and gas companies plan to keep adding fuel to the fire,â said Kelly Trout, Research Co-Director at Oil Change International. âThe few companies projecting declines in total production by 2030 appear to have a strategy of selling off dirty assets for other companies to keep exploiting, rather than winding them down.â
The rubric used to assess oil and gas companies focuses on the level of ambition to keep fossil fuels in the ground on a rapid timeline, the integrity of pledges, including their scale of reliance on carbon-sequestration, offsets or fossil gas, and commitments to centering Indigenous communities and workers. All eight companiesâ climate pledges and plans are rated grossly insufficient overall, with Chevron and ExxonMobil assessed as grossly insufficient on all criteria.
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Big Oil Reality Check â Updated Assessment of Oil and Gas Company Climate Plans May 24, 2022By OCI TeamFeatured, Reports DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Published by Oil Change International.
https://priceofoil.org/2022/05/24/big-oil-reality-check-2022/
You can download the report
https://priceofoil.org/content/uploads/2022/05/big_oil_reality_check_22_final.pdf
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Looks like S&P 500 ESG itself fails in transparency.
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Updated analysis reveals oil industry climate plans are grossly insufficient to achieve Paris Climate Goals
By OCI Team
May 24, 2022
https://priceofoil.org/2022/05/24/a...-insufficient-to-achieve-paris-climate-goals/
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Despite an array of new ânet zeroâ pledges released in the past two years, the climate promises of major U.S. and European oil and gas companies still fail to meet the bare minimum for alignment with the Paris Agreement, according to a new study released today. âBig oil and gas companiesâ climate pledges and plans appear to be designed to disinform and distract, not to seriously confront the climate crisis,â said David Tong, lead author of the report and Global Industry campaign manager at Oil Change International. âThis new analysis shows that not even one of the eight oil majors considered comes anywhere close to aligning their businesses with whatâs needed for 1.5ÂșC.â
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The report finds the oil and gas majors are involved in over 200 expansion projects on track for approval from 2022 through 2025. If they go forward, these companiesâ investments could create an additional 8.6 billion tonnes (Gt) of carbon pollution â equivalent to the lifetime emissions of 77 new coal power plants. A peer-reviewed study released just last week found that burning just the oil, gas, and coal in fields and mines operating now would far exceed the remaining carbon budget for 1.5ÂșC. âInstead of facing up to the reality of the climate crisis and cutting fossil fuel production, our analysis found that these big oil and gas companies plan to keep adding fuel to the fire,â said Kelly Trout, Research Co-Director at Oil Change International. âThe few companies projecting declines in total production by 2030 appear to have a strategy of selling off dirty assets for other companies to keep exploiting, rather than winding them down.â
The rubric used to assess oil and gas companies focuses on the level of ambition to keep fossil fuels in the ground on a rapid timeline, the integrity of pledges, including their scale of reliance on carbon-sequestration, offsets or fossil gas, and commitments to centering Indigenous communities and workers. All eight companiesâ climate pledges and plans are rated grossly insufficient overall, with Chevron and ExxonMobil assessed as grossly insufficient on all criteria.
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Big Oil Reality Check â Updated Assessment of Oil and Gas Company Climate Plans May 24, 2022By OCI TeamFeatured, Reports DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Published by Oil Change International.
https://priceofoil.org/2022/05/24/big-oil-reality-check-2022/
You can download the report
https://priceofoil.org/content/uploads/2022/05/big_oil_reality_check_22_final.pdf
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