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...America at Air Liquide, the French industrial gas company....
...The revision comes after the company pledged to devote a higher proportion of spending to oil and gas last year, and other oil groups such as BP have slowed their retreat from oil....
...At the COP28 climate conference in December, companies representing about a third of global oil and gas production including ExxonMobil, TotalEnergies, BP and Shell pledged to stop routine flaring of excess...
...The excess capacity has also piled pressure on European and Asian producers facing higher production costs than competitors in North America and the Middle East, which benefit from their access to low-cost...
...Earlier this year the state of California sued several of the world’s biggest oil companies, including ExxonMobil, Shell and BP, claiming they had misled consumers by suppressing information about the adverse...
...“There is a liquidity mismatch between private equity and ETFs,” said Bryan Armour, director of passive strategies research for North America at Morningstar....
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...As a private company, Irving Oil does not disclose its finances. The company’s website says it employs more than 4,000....
...Looking under the bonnet of a fund tends to yield surprises: a sustainable fund might have oil companies that are considered “best-in-class”, such as BP, or tech stocks that appear to have nothing to do...
...oil major’s watch....
...He points out that the UK government’s new licences for North Sea oil and gas pose a big problem for banks that promised to no longer finance new fossil fuel projects....
...Charles Koch, the billionaire who turned Koch Industries from a 300-person oil and ranching business into America’s second-largest private company over half a century, has decided to share power with an...
...In 2022, these funds raked in a net $10.9bn in North America, up from what had been a record $4.1bn the previous year, according to data from FactSet....
...Shares in Cac-listed cyclical stocks including chipmaker STMicroelectronics, carmaker Stellantis and oil and gas group TotalEnergies have all climbed sharply in recent months....
...North America, on September 28-29....
...the burning of its products....
...Those included tech companies such as Apple and Alphabet, consumer businesses like Johnson & Johnson and Unilever, and energy companies such as BP, ExxonMobil and Shell....
...Ineos is entering a market dominated by large oil companies and commodity traders. Vitol, the world’s biggest independent oil trader, delivered almost 13mn tonnes of LNG last year....
...CME said its new products “are designed for US-based traders at this time”....
...That’s why the company is seeking to buy what it calls “mini-MatchMoves” in markets in central Europe, Latin America and the US, he said....
...So I thought it was worth having a chat with the person who oversaw the index change: Margaret Dorn, S&P Global’s head of ESG indices for North America....
...So, in the case of California, and the Bay Area counties, specifically every other car factory in North America was allowed to start but not Tesla even though there was no basis for that....
...See, for example, this assessment from McKinsey, warning that its “ESG scorecard” shows Japanese companies falling behind rivals in Europe and North America. What’s going on?...
...Some companies, such as oil majors BP and ExxonMobil, have said that they will exit their stakes in Russian ventures in response to the war....
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