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It initially aims to purchase around 10% of TfL’s required electricity needs from renewable energy sources and new-build assets
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Academics have come together in a plea to stop all British and American universities investing in any fossil fuel companies whatsoever
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Board member of TheCityUK Catherine McGuinness explained the importance of finance at COP26 and explored the sector’s key role in the net zero transition going forward
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The Climate Engagement Escalation Programme will include companies from the oil and gas, metals and mining and utilities sectors
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The University of Edinburgh Business School warns global oil and gas finance has still grown at over 8% per year since the divestment movement started in 2008
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It will review its investments in energy sector companies within the next four years, with a view to divest from the ‘riskiest’ fossil fuel companies that contribute to climate change by 2025
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This rise is expected to continue to 10.8% over a ten-year timeframe as global climate action continues to ramp up on the road to reaching net zero by 2050
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The decision follows the university’s commitment to have net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2038
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New York City, London and Berlin are among the cities which have committed to divesting city assets and pension funds from fossil fuel companies
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The philanthropic foundation says its returns have beaten market benchmarks after it shifted its portfolio to 99% fossil fuel-free investments in 2014
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Going forward, it has committed to only invest in companies that follow ‘good environmental, social and governance policies and practices’
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The university has also called on the Universities Superannuation Scheme to abandon its £1bn investments in fossil fuels
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