By Ginanjar Ariyasuta, Indonesia Energy Finance Campaigner, Market Forces Pick up any major Southeast Asian bank's sustainability report and you will find a coal funding commitment. The language is confident. The dates are specific. But banks from Jakarta to Kuala...
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Woodside AGM 2026: HESTA steps up, Aware Super backslides
Woodside Energy, Australia’s biggest oil and gas company and renowned climate wrecker, held its annual general meeting (AGM) on 23 April. As usual, the company couldn’t escape scrutiny for its dangerous oil and gas expansion plans, from a significant rally outside the...
Complaint filed to SGX against OCBC for potential misleading conduct
Tuesday 24 February 2026 Market Forces has lodged a complaint at the Singapore Exchange against Singapore bank, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation - OCBC, for potential misleading conduct over finance enabling industrial coal power plants by Harita Nickel Group in...
計29の金融機関がトタルエナジーズによるパプアLNG事業から撤退
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Almost 30 banks turn their back on TotalEnergies’ Papua LNG project
Tuesday 10 February 2026 Twelve more financial institutions have said they will not finance TotalEnergies’ proposed Papua LNG project [1], following a formal complaint made to the banking industry risk standards body, the Equator Principles, concerning the risks to...
We’re all paying the price of banks and pension funds fuelling climate disasters
By Kyle Robertson, Head of Research, Market Forces. People across Asia and Australia are experiencing another scorching season of deadly and terrifying wildfires, heatwaves and floods. The world has just endured the three hottest years on record according to the World...
Health workers and super fund members rally, demanding HESTA rejects new fossil fuels
HESTA felt the heat last week as members, health workers and concerned community members rallied outside the super fund’s Melbourne office, demanding greater action on climate change. Tell HESTA to say no to new fossil fuels Our communities are facing increasing...
AustralianSuper re-invests in Whitehaven, claims thermal coal is “important” in energy transition
AustralianSuper is the largest super fund in Australia, managing $367 billion in retirement savings on behalf of more than 3.5 million members. Unfortunately AustralianSuper is now the second-largest shareholder in Whitehaven Coal, which has the biggest coal expansion...
Chaos reigned at Woodside’s AGM as the company refused to address genuine shareholder concerns
Woodside has made a habit out of dismissing shareholders’ concerns about climate change over the years, and today’s annual general meeting (AGM) was no different. On top of pressure from major investors like Aware Super and HESTA, the company faced a barrage of...
Scientists call on ANZ to listen to science and stop banking new fossil fuels
Thursday 19 December: Climate change scientists have backed hundreds of shareholders demanding ANZ and all big four Australian banks meet their climate commitments by ending finance for companies developing new and expanded fossil fuel projects. The calls by...