Do we know where our super funds are putting our money? Funds invest billions in new fossil fuels. "Many of the companies that super funds often invest in can create significant harms for the climate,” Brett Morgan in @australia.theguardian.com #climate #energy www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

And the award for fracking and f**king our future goes to… #APA GROUP! #UASolutionsSummit Spoiler alert: making #climate change worse is not a solution for Australia’s future. 🙃 #auspol

Big polluter Woodside's own modelling shows it could be operating in the red within five years, under a net zero energy transition scenario. This should raise major alarm bells at #HESTA and #AustralianSuper, which have members' retirement savings invested in Woodside.

We've lodged a formal SGX complaint against Singapore bank #OCBC for potential misleading conduct over finance enabling industrial coal power plants in Indonesia. #climate

It's time for all #superannuation funds to come completely clean on their fossil fuel investments. Australian Treasury says about half of Australians would consider investing sustainably, but presently only one in five does. #auspol #climate

調査機関 @influencemap.bsky.social が公開した最新の報告書により、#INPEX #JERA、#三菱商事 などの日本企業が、豪州のLNG（液化天然ガス）産業を維持・延命させるべく行ってきた政策関与の実態が明らかになりました。こうしたロビー活動が、豪州やアジア全体の脱炭素化を遅らせる要因になっていると指摘されています。 influencemap.org/briefing/LNG...

A new report by @influencemap.bsky.social reveals how Japanese corporations (including #INPEX, #JERA, and #Mitsubishi) are lobbying to prolong Australia's LNG industry — and highlights how these efforts are actively stalling decarbonisation across Australia and Asia. influencemap.org/briefing/LNG...

Another 12 banks have pledged not to provide financing for a proposed $15 billion liquefied natural gas project in Papua New Guinea, in which Australia's #Santos is a major investor. @canberratimes.bsky.social #climate #energy #banks

MEDIA RELEASE: Almost 30 banks have turned their backs on TotalEnergies' proposed Papua LNG project, following a formal Equator Principles complaint concerning risks to biodiversity, the #climate and human rights. @reclaimfinance.org

K-pop fans are boycotting major South Korean bank #HanaBank over its involvement with Harita Group — an Indonesian nickel producer using coal to power its expanding operations on Obi Island. 🔥 #climate #kpop @kpop4planet.bsky.social @kpop4planet-kr.bsky.social

More alarming reports on INPEX's dirty gas operations. Our thoughts are with any workers and community members affected.

Today, Shift released its 4th annual Canadian Pension Climate Report Card, benchmarking the climate policies for Canada’s 11 largest public pension managers. $2.7 trillion in retirement savings is at stake – making their climate strategies central to long-term returns & retirement security.

Mining more coal for steel at a time when demand is dropping seems like a recipe for disaster, yet that's exactly what #WhitehavenCoal is doing. Is major shareholder #AustralianSuper betting Australian retirement savings on a dying industry? #auspol #superannuation

We’ve entered global water bankruptcy, a UN report says. Yet fracking companies want to crack open the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin, and APA @insideapa.bsky.social is helping them do it – despite the huge water demand and contamination risks of fracking. #auspol

We've just endured the three hottest years on record, millions are feeling the brutal brunt of the #climate crisis, insurance premiums are surging – yet major banks and pension funds keep pouring money into new coal, oil and gas. They're failing us all, writes Kyle Robertson. @thediplomat.com

Historic moment: Coal power generation fell in both China and India in 2025, the first simultaneous drop in half a century, after each nation added record amounts of clean energy. @carbonbrief.org #climate

ICYMI 🚨 Emergency leaders and @climatecouncil.org.au are warning that the outskirts of Australian cities including Sydney and Melbourne are increasingly vulnerable to the same risk of firestorms that LA was hit by in 2025. #climate #auspol

What's something you can do for the planet that's 21x more effective than giving up flying, going vego and switching energy providers? The answer: Use your #superannuation for #climate action.

From #climate progress at two major banks, to Mitsubishi pulling out of LNG projects in Bangladesh — it’s been a big year for shifting finance out of the fossil fuel industry. Here are just a few of our favourite highlights, all made possible with your support. 💚

Companies around the world are meant to follow the same International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). But in reality there is wide variation in the quality of information disclosed in different jurisdictions.

It's time for #ANZ to do what is in the best interests of Australian families and businesses, and stop offering finance to companies expanding fossil fuels – driving more severe bushfires and devastating floods. Take action ✅ www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/ba... #auspol #climate #banks

Westpac is funding #climate collapse – but it doesn't have to. Join Australian healthcare workers and tell #Westpac to stop funding fossil fuel expansion today: www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/ba...

Big four bank #Westpac has “dramatically watered down” its #climate transition plan requirements for fossil fuel clients – and insists it “can’t do much more”. But the large strides made by both #CommBank and #NAB prove that's simply not true.

Emergency leaders and over 100 shareholders have joined us to send a clear warning to #Westpac that it must stop financing the coal, oil and gas companies putting Australians at risk. Today we're at Westpac's AGM challenging the bank for watering down its #climate policy.

Four of the world’s top investors, with a combined $1 trillion under management, have backed a Market Forces resolution calling for Australian bank #Westpac to make clear how its fossil fuel finance aligns with its own #climate commitments.

MEDIA RELEASE: Emergency Leaders, major global investors and shareholders warn Westpac has a duty to meet its #climate commitments by ending finance for companies expanding coal, oil and gas, fuelling deadly bushfires, floods and heatwaves. Westpac is risking a safe future and stable economy.

Thanks to your support, we’re ruining Westpac’s day. 😉 We’ve scored homepage ads on @australia.theguardian.com – with millions of readers – calling out #Westpac for breaching its updated #climate policy after only just one month, with a major deal to oil and gas company Santos.

＜共同プレスリリース＞パプアニューギニア、オーストラリア、日本、ヨーロッパの6団体が、パプアLNGガスプロジェクトにおける三菱UFJ銀行（MUFG）の関与について、世界初のエクエーター原則に基づく異議申立てを行いました。 #papuaLNG #mufg #japan #climate #humanrights

BREAKING: Six organisations from Papua New Guinea, Australia, Japan and Europe have filed the first-ever Equator Principles complaint against #MUFG over #PapuaLNG – a gas project that could affect 12,700+ Indigenous people and threaten ~100 species. #climate #biodiversity #humanrights

Despite introducing new fossil fuel lending restrictions in October, we’ve discovered Westpac has just arranged a $1.54 billion bond for Santos – one of Australia’s most notorious and polluting gas companies 😠

It’s time super funds lived up to their commitments by ending fossil fuel expansion and securing a stable retirement for us all! Check out our latest report and take action at marketforces.org.au/ffx200 www.superreview.com.au/super-funds-...

東京・下北沢の BONUSTRACKで開催した #海と煙が出会う場所 展にご来場いただいた皆様、ありがとうございました！ 本展示では、海と共に暮らすバングラデシュ・マタバリ地域が、石炭火力発電所や新たなガス拡張計画の影響下でも、困難に立ち向かう彼らの回復力を紹介しました。 来日したアーティストと、日本の皆さまとの力強い繋がりと交流が生まれたことに、心より感謝いたします。 #climate #japan

Our new report reveals Australia's top 30 super funds have more than AU$33 billion invested in a list of 200 companies with the biggest coal, oil and gas expansion plans around the world. #climate #auspol “Worth reading” as ABC says: marketforces.org.au/FFX200

Japan is pushing devastating coal and gas expansion in #Bangladesh – where thousands of vulnerable people have lost land and livelihoods because of it. We were proud to work with artists Noor Alam and Suman Kanti Paul, to share these stories from Bangladesh with people in Tokyo.

Our new report reveals Australian super funds could have over $130 billion invested in the world's biggest coal, oil and gas companies. #climate #auspol That's your retirement savings being used to support fossil fuels – instead of protecting your future. Take action: marketforces.org.au/FFX200

Australia's top super funds have over $33bn invested in the world's biggest fossil fuel expanders, the FFX 200. Yet over 7 years, the FFX 200 has underperformed all indices while the Bloomberg Goldman Sachs Global Clean Energy Index more than doubled FFX 200 returns. marketforces.org.au/FFX200

Top super funds hold $33bn in big fossil fuel companies, new Market Forces analysis finds | @australia.theguardian.com #auspol #superannuation #climate

Super funds plunge billions into fossil fuel companies | @dailymailau.bsky.social "The damage these companies could do to our #climate by charging ahead with new coal and gas projects would have significant ramifications for Australians' retirement savings." – Brett Morgan, Market Forces #auspol

NEW REPORT: Market Forces has identified 200 companies with the biggest coal, oil and gas expansion plans globally — aka the Fossil Fuel Expansion Index, or FFX 200. These companies are actively driving more extreme #climate disasters. And your super fund probably invests in them.

MEDIA RELEASE: Australia’s top 30 super funds have over $33 billion invested in companies expanding fossil fuels globally, in default or largest options, on latest disclosures. And funds have 3 x more invested in fossil fuel companies than clean energy. #Climate #Renewables #CleanEnergy Read More

NYC pension funds could set a global precedent by ditching BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, on climate grounds. Meanwhile in Australia, our largest super fund #AustralianSuper has thrown its support behind the fossil fuel expansion plans of climate wreckers like Woodside & Whitehaven 😡

Letter to the editor @newcastleherald.bsky.social: "An easy way for banks to reduce their climate impact would be phasing out such lending" — hit the nail on the head, Anne. Check your bank: www.marketforces.org.au/comparebanks #auspol #climate

As Liberal members squabble after formally rejecting the scientific and economic imperative to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions, a division is also starting to open up among the nation’s largest banks. #auspol #banks #climate

“Fuelling the war machine”: Australia's four largest super funds #AustralianSuper, #AustralianRetirementTrust, #AwareSuper and #UniSuper are investing $110m of Australians’ retirement savings in a refiner using #Russian oil. “Funds must investigate and act.” – Brett Morgan, Market Forces

Astounding: ANZ bank says it is "very proud" of it's lending to fossil fuels. “ANZ has consistently been the top financier of fossil fuels, a #climate laggard that has refused to really make meaningful progress on its commitment to the Paris Agreement,”- our Head of Research, Kyle Robertson.

Two of Australia's big banks @Westpac and @ANZ_AU are failing on their #climate commitments while @CommBank and @NAB are slashing support for fossil fuel expansion. "It's farcical that Westpac determined 90% of its fossil fuel customers have credible transition plans." www.afr.com/companies/fi...

当団体アナリスト鈴木幸子のオピニオン記事が公開｜東洋経済オンライン 「これ以上の気温上昇を食い止めるためにも、気候変動の原因である温室効果ガスの最大の排出源である化石燃料の採掘および使用の段階的廃止に向けた経済社会構造の転換が求められる。」 「今、行動すればまだ間に合うと言われているが、残された時間はわずかだ。」 toyokeizai.net/articles/-/9...

OPINION: "A shift in economic and social structures is required to phase out the extraction and use of fossil fuels, the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions." "If we act now, it's still not too late, but there's little time left." #ClimateAction toyokeizai.net/articles/-/9...

ANZ and Westpac say one thing on #climate, but do another – funding a new wave of fossil fuel expansion despite their own climate plans and policies. Market Forces chief executive Will van de Pol spoke to the ABC about our latest research. Watch here 📹 www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11... #auspol

Our new report reveals Australia's big four banks have provided over $43 billion to the world's biggest fossil fuel companies in the last 10 years – but some banks are starting to do better, while #ANZ and #Westpac lag behind. 🔁 Share and take #climate action www.marketforces.org.au/campaigns/ba...