IBD Senior Reporter Gillian Rich speaks with Danielle Fugere, president of the activist group As You Sow., to learn what's next after Chevron shareholders in May backed proposals for further emission cuts. Read More →
Read MoreAccording to preliminary results, 46% of investors voted to support a shareholder resolution at Chevron and 25% voted to support a similar one at Exxon. Filed by shareholder advocacy group As You Sow, the resolutions call for Exxon and Chevron to report on the public health risks of expanding their petrochemical operations in areas increasingly prone to climate change-induced storms, flooding, and sea level rise. The same proposal received a majority 54.7% vote at Phillips 66 earlier this month. Read More →
Read More“Reducing greenhouse gas emissions at the margins, while continuing business as usual as Exxon and Chevron are doing, is not a successful long-term business plan, especially when competitor companies are implementing new paths to thrive in a low-carbon economy,” said Danielle Fugere, president of As You Sow, sponsor of resolutions demanding Chevron and Exxon align their business models with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Read More →
Read More“Investors are quite concerned that companies like Chevron that are producing fossil fuels will continually be caught with assets that they can't sell. If utilities can buy solar at a cheaper rate than natural gas, that will impact Chevron,” said Danielle Fugere, president and chief counsel of shareholder advocacy group As You Sow. Read More →
Read MoreFor the global economy to decarbonize quickly, there is no substitute for political leadership from the top.
Read MoreA pair of events over the past few days offers a preview of upcoming investor efforts to push some of the world's largest companies to get more active on global warming.
Read MoreThat was the reaction Wednesday from sustainability professional Jessica Davis after oil giant Chevron announced that it was writing down at least $10 billion and as much as $11 billion in assets.
Read MoreA New York judge found ExxonMobil not guilty of deceiving investors about how it accounted for the cost of future climate-change regulations.
Read MoreLarge investors in General Motors Co. are urging the company to take a stronger stance against President Trump's efforts to unravel a key Obama-era climate policy.
Read MoreShareholders at two of the world’s biggest oil and gas producers are urging the companies to adopt polices to reduce their impact on climate change.
Read MoreShareholders at two of the world’s biggest oil and gas producers are urging the companies to adopt polices to reduce their impact on climate change.
Read MoreIt is a new sound. In the last month of May, the period in which the oil sector holds its annual meetings for shareholders, climate change was high on the agenda almost everywhere.
Read More"Molecules of U.S. freedom.” “Freedom gas.”
Read MoreExxon and Chevron shareholders rejected a series of climate change-related proposals at the companies’ annual investors meetings on Wednesday.
Read MoreOccidental Petroleum could have billions more from Berkshire Hathaway to sweeten a deal to buy Anadarko Petroleum, despite an agreement from earlier this month where Chevron Energy would acquire the smaller oil company.
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