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I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

A recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index, has found that the average super fund’s default investment option has 5.8% of its members’ share investments in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans.[1] If this average were consistent across Australia’s $4.3 trillion superannuation industry, over $130 billion of Australians’ retirement savings could be invested in this small but dangerous group of companies driving us towards climate collapse.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Our super fund has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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Email to AMP

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To AMP,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

AMP has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper 1970s investment option had 7.3% of members’ share investments, totalling $461 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels. It’s appalling that AMP’s MySuper 1970s option is the most exposed to the FFX 200 (as a proportion of share investments) out of all 30 options analysed in the report!

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

AMP has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Australian Retirement Trust (ART),

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

ART has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Lifecycle High Growth Pool investment option had 7.1% of members’ share investments, totalling $2.7 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels. It’s appalling that ART’s Lifecycle High Growth Pool option is the third most exposed to the FFX 200 (as a proportion of share investments) out of all 30 options analysed in the report!

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

ART has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To AustralianSuper,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

AustralianSuper has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced investment option had 6.5% of members’ share investments, totalling $9.1 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

I’m ashamed that AustralianSuper has featured as a case study in this report for its significant stake in two of Australia’s biggest climate wreckers, oil and gas producer Woodside and coal miner Whitehaven. AustralianSuper has two choices when it comes to Woodside and Whitehaven: use its leverage as a major investor to urgently deliver a Paris-aligned ‘no fossil fuel growth’ strategy from these companies, or failing that, dump its shares. There is no justification for owning such a large stake in either company unless our fund is pulling out all the stops to end their polluting fossil fuel growth plans.

AustralianSuper has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Aware Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Aware Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s High Growth investment option had 4.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $2.8 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Aware Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Brighter Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Brighter Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper investment option had 6.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $636 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Brighter Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To BUSSQ,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

BUSSQ has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper Balanced Growth investment option had 5.1% of members’ share investments, totalling $117 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

BUSSQ has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To CareSuper,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

CareSuper has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced MySuper investment option had 5.9% of members’ share investments, totalling $1.2 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that CareSuper’s Balanced MySuper option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

CareSuper has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Cbus,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Cbus has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Growth investment option had 5.3% of members’ share investments, totalling $2.2 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Cbus has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

Lastly, it was great to see Cbus include a case study on Woodside in its most recent sustainability report. Cbus has recommended that Woodside aligns its capital allocation with the Paris Agreement’s climate goals – can you please confirm that this means allocating no further capital to new oil and gas projects, as required under any credible Paris-aligned emissions reduction scenario?[4]

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

[4] https://www.iisd.org/publications/brief/no-new-fossil-fuel-projects-norm-we-need

Sincerely,

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To Colonial First State (CFS),

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

CFS has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s FirstChoice Wholesale Growth investment option had 6.2% of members’ share investments, totalling $98 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

CFS has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Commonwealth Super Corp (CSC),

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

CSC has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s PSS Default investment option had 7.2% of members’ share investments, totalling $949 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels. It’s appalling that CSC’s PSS Default option is the second most exposed to the FFX 200 (as a proportion of share investments) out of all 30 options analysed in the report!

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

CSC has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Equip Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Equip Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper investment option had 6.3% of members’ share investments, totalling $457 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Equip Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To ESSSuper,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

ESSSuper has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced Growth Managed investment option had 4.2% of members’ share investments, totalling $51 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that ESSSuper’s Balanced Growth Managed option is the second least exposed to the FFX 200, as a proportion of share investments, out of all 30 options analysed in the report. It’s also pleasing to see that this option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

ESSSuper has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To GESB,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

GESB has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s My West State Super investment option had 6% of members’ share investments, totalling $406 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that GESB’s My West State Super option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

GESB has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

HESTA has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced Growth investment option had 5.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $2.1 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

I’m ashamed that HESTA has featured as a case study in this report for putting Woodside and Santos on its ‘engagement watchlist’ three years ago, yet failing to since take effective action to steward these companies into line with global climate goals. If HESTA genuinely believes it can ‘influence real change’ at Woodside and Santos, the fund must begin by taking a clear stance against their proposed oil and gas projects, which are fundamentally incompatible with its climate commitments.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

HESTA has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Hostplus,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Hostplus has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced investment option had 4.6% of members’ share investments, totalling $1.7 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that Hostplus’ Balanced option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Hostplus has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To IOOF,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

IOOF has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced Growth investment option had 5.6% of members’ share investments, totalling $7 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that IOOF’s Balanced Growth option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

IOOF has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Mercer,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Mercer has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s SmartPath 1969-1973 investment option had 7% of members’ share investments, totalling $374 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Mercer has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To MLC,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

MLC has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper Growth investment option had 6.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $1.3 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

MLC has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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Email to NGS Super

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https://www.ngssuper.com.au/forms-and-resources/complaints

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To NGS Super,

I’m writing to request that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

NGS Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Diversified (MySuper) investment option had 5.1% of members’ share investments, totalling $270 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

I was pleased that NGS Super demonstrated leadership by divesting from Woodside and Santos back in 2022. The fund’s exposure to FFX 200 companies must now continue to decline as NGS Super rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

NGS Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I request that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To OnePath,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

OnePath has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s ANZ Smart Choice 1970s investment option had 6.8% of members’ share investments, totalling $293 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

OnePath has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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Email to Prime Super

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To Prime Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Prime Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper Balanced investment option had 6.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $226 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that Prime Super’s MySuper Balanced option has seen a net reduction in exposure to FFX 200 companies, as a proportion of its share investments, since December 2021. This exposure must continue to decline as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Prime Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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To Rest,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Rest has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Growth investment option had 6.7% of members’ share investments, totalling $3 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Rest has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

Sincerely,

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Email to Russell Investments

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To Russell Investments,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Russell Investments has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Goal Tracker investment option had 6.1% of members’ share investments, totalling $214 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Russell Investments has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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Email to State Super

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To State Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

State Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced investment option had 4.5% of members’ share investments, totalling $23 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

It’s pleasing to see that State Super’s Balanced option is the third least exposed to the FFX 200, as a proportion of share investments, out of all 30 options analysed in the report. This exposure must decline further as the fund rapidly escalates stewardship actions in order to drive down real-world emissions.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

State Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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To Super SA,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Super SA has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Triple S Balanced investment option had 5.4% of members’ share investments, totalling $622 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Super SA has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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Email to Team Super

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To Team Super,

I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Team Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s High Growth investment option had 7% of members’ share investments, totalling $409 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Team Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

TelstraSuper has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s MySuper Balanced investment option had 6% of members’ share investments, totalling $163 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

TelstraSuper has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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I’m writing to demand that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

UniSuper has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced investment option had 4.8% of members’ share investments, totalling $1.2 billion, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

UniSuper has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. As such, I demand that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

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I’m writing to request that you take urgent action to end the coal, oil and gas expansion plans of portfolio companies.

Vision Super has featured in a recent report, The Fossil Fuel Expansion Index.[1] This report found that the fund’s Balanced Growth investment option had 5.5% of members’ share investments, totalling $223 million, in a global list of 200 companies with the biggest fossil fuel expansion plans as at 30 June 2025.

These companies, termed the FFX 200, are the world’s most unforgivable climate polluters. Every company in this index is actively undermining the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and impeding the clean energy transition by expanding fossil fuels.

Projected emissions from the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies alone would eat up more than the entire remaining global carbon budget for keeping global warming to 1.5°C.[2] While the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has determined that emissions from existing fossil fuel infrastructure will take us past this critical 1.5°C threshold, the expansion plans of FFX 200 companies would guarantee a trajectory towards catastrophic levels of warming.[3]

Vision Super has a duty to ensure a stable retirement for members, which means taking decisive and effective action to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. It’s pleasing to see Vision Super taking strong escalation steps at some FFX 200 companies, such as Woodside and Santos. For example, taking a principled voting position against all resolutions at Santos’ 2025 annual general meeting, noting that the fund views Santos’ plans to expand oil and gas production as “imprudent.”[4]

However, I would appreciate the fund publishing an escalation framework for companies like these, outlining the steps Vision Super will take when they refuse to address investors’ concerns and double down on fossil fuel expansion. As such, I request that you immediately implement the four recommendations set out in the report:

1. Prioritise FFX 200 companies for rapidly escalating stewardship actions, and demonstrate your actions are driving down emissions.
2. Set the expectation for FFX 200 companies that no further capital should be spent on fossil fuel growth – and make it public.
3. Publish a plan for raising pressure on FFX 200 companies and report on progress to us members.
4. Publicly divest from FFX 200 companies if they remain unwilling to align their business plans with the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.

Please confirm to me within one week that you will be implementing these recommendations.

[1] https://www.marketforces.org.au/FFX200

[2] https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/17/2641/2025/

[3] https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/

[4] https://viewpoint.glasslewis.com/WD/MeetingDetail/?siteId=Vision%20Super&securityId=41447

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	Comprehensive	This super fund option excludes investments in all companies that are either expanding the scale of the coal sector (including extraction and transport of thermal and metallurgical coal, and coal power generation), and/or companies relying on scenarios consistent with the failure of the Paris Agreement to justify their future coal business prospects. No investments in companies like Whitehaven Coal, New Hope, AGL, BHP, or South32.
	Some	This super fund option excludes investments in companies deriving 33% or more revenue from thermal coal mining and coal power generation in both active and passive holdings. No investments in companies like Whitehaven Coal, New Hope, or AGL.
	Minimal	This super fund option excludes investments in companies deriving 75% or more revenue from thermal coal mining in both active and passive holdings. No investments in companies like Whitehaven Coal or New Hope.
	Reduced exposure	This super fund option has publicly disclosed details of a policy (such as low carbon benchmarking or stranded asset risk weighting) that reduces exposure to some companies deriving revenue from coal operations.
	Future commitment	This super fund option has no currently disclosed coal exclusion, but intends to phase out thermal coal exposure by or before 2030. By this time it will have no investments in companies like Whitehaven Coal or New Hope.
	None	No coal exclusion policy found.

	Comprehensive	This super fund option excludes investments in all companies that are either expanding the scale of the oil and gas sector (including exploration, extraction, processing/refining, infrastructure, transport and power generation), and/or relying on scenarios consistent with the failure of the Paris Agreement to justify their future oil and gas business prospects. No investments in companies like Woodside, Santos, Origin Energy, Beach Energy, or APA Group.
	Some	This super fund option excludes investments in companies deriving 50% or more revenue from oil and gas production in both active and passive holdings. No investments in companies like Woodside, Santos, or Beach Energy.
	Minimal	This super fund option excludes investments in companies deriving 50% or more revenue from oil and gas production in active holdings only. No active investments in companies like Woodside, Santos, or Beach Energy.
	Reduced exposure	This super fund option has publicly disclosed details of a policy (such as low carbon benchmarking or stranded asset risk weighting) that reduces exposure to some companies deriving revenue from oil and gas production.
	Future commitment	This super fund option has failed to set an oil and gas revenue threshold, but instead intends to phase out oil and gas exposure by or before 2040. By this time it will have no investments in companies like Woodside, Santos, Origin Energy, Beach Energy, or APA Group.
	None	No oil and gas policy found.

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