Press release

By appointing oil veteran Meg O’Neill as new CEO, BP signals a retreat from the energy transition, prioritising fossil fuels.
New Carbon Tracker’s report reveals the risks of new oil and gas projects now outweigh rewards by two to one, urging companies to shift investment.
Major US investors largely skipped COP30 in Brazil. It signals a retreat from climate engagement that leaves client capital exposed to rising financial risks.
The IEA's reinstated Current Policies Scenario CPS is a wake-up call, projecting 2.9°C warming unless investors and politicians choose a better path.
Follow This warns that ExxonMobil's proposed in-house voting platform for retail shareholders could suppress the voices of critical institutional investors.
Shell's fossil fuel investments risk future value. Despite IEA forecasts, Shell's continued fossil fuel investment risks stranded assets and shareholder value, neglecting the energy transition.
Follow This urges investors to vote against BP's chair, Helge Lund. This protests BP's climate strategy U-turn without shareholder approval.
BP's "fundamentally reset strategy" won't face a shareholder vote at the upcoming AGM, raising concerns at Follow This.
BP’s broken promises on climate action: BP invested less than 10% in low-carbon energy and cut emissions by only 2.5% in five years, signaling a lack of serious effort toward
BP's "Beyond Petroleum" branding never translated into action, as investments stayed in fossil fuels. Now, short-term investor Elliott adds pressure.
COP29 saw fossil fuel lobbyists and some delegates undermine climate goals, with Saudi Arabia attempting to reverse previous agreements to transition away from fossil fuels.
Despite Follow This withdrawing its climate proposal, a judge's ruling on Wednesday allows Exxon to continue its lawsuit against Arjuna Capital, keeping shareholder democracy at risk.