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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
CELCORMarket ForcesJubilee Australia Research CenterAsian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and DevelopmentJACSESReclaim Finance 2026年2月10日...
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...
Top Australian super funds invest $33 billion in fossil fuel expansion
New Market Forces analysis finds that Australia’s top 30 superannuation funds have more than $33 billion invested in companies expanding fossil fuels globally, in their default or largest investment options, based on latest disclosures. The research shows that these...
Climate-related shareholder proposals have achieved results.
By Sachiko Suzuki, Asia Climate and Energy Analyst, Market Forces. Cover image: LNG-related facilities in which Japan’s INPEX and JERA have stake, are concentrated in Darwin, Australia. (Image credit: Paula Martinez / Market Forces) According to the Japan...
Scientists, Health Experts, Securityholders and NT communities put APA on notice over Beetaloo gas expansion
At APA Group’s 2025 Annual Meeting in Sydney, community leaders from the Northern Territory, climate scientists, doctors, and securityholders united to deliver one message the board could not ignore: You can’t claim climate action or Paris-alignment while building...
Macquarie closes third dirty fracking deal in less than a year
Macquarie is a critical financial backer of what could be Australia’s next biggest gas development in the heart of Australia’s Northern Territory, the Beetaloo Basin. This directly contradicts the bank’s green credentials and violates its commitments to the goals of...
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...
Wake up HESTA: Backing new gas is harming our health
By Veronique Hamilton, a credentialed mental health nurse and founder of a business, Exploring Minds, who has worked as a Mental Health Postgraduate Coordinator, Mental Health Promotion Officer, in addition to clinical roles in multidisciplinary teams and settings. As...
Health organisations urge HESTA to say no to new oil and gas
Tuesday 9 September: A coalition of organisations representing more than one million health workers have called for super fund HESTA to increase its climate ambition by taking a clear position against new fossil fuel developments. Market Forces, Healthy Futures,...