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TotalEnergies annual general meeting (AGM) will be held Friday, May 29. Meanwhile, people are rallying in a Week of Action across Africa, Europe, and Latin America with nearly 70 actions in 20 countries to push back on TotalEnergies and other polluting companies, demanding they cease operations and fix past harms.
Every world leader has spent the last six months promising to deliver energy security and affordability. Today's new energy investment data shows too many are doing the opposite. Unless leaders change course, fossil fuel investment is set to rise this year while clean energy investment stagnates.
“Kick Polluters Out” Global Week of Action: coordinated actions across Africa, Europe, and Latin America by groups facing impacts from polluting companies to demand accountability, fix past harm, and cease operations.
For the first time, a community harmed by a Japanese-funded LNG project has filed a series of coordinated complaints against the whole chain of project financiers.
Freeport, Texas community leaders have traveled to Tokyo to hand-deliver complaints today against the Japanese financial institutions that funded the construction of a dangerous LNG project near their homes.
At the press conference, Gulf South community leaders will announce a major new accountability initiative targeting the full chain of Japanese financiers of the Freeport LNG export project.
As global energy markets are rocked by conflict and geopolitical instability, a new report by Oil Change International and Power Shift Africa finds that oil and gas production has failed to deliver economic development in Africa’s producing countries and is instead deepening vulnerability, inequality, and dependence.
Today, climate-concerned families, neighbors, and working people will march in “End Fossil Fuels” contingents in about 20 May Day demonstrations across the U.S., from Washington D.C. to Wichita, Kansas.
30 civil society organizations released a statement today urging Japan to stop exploiting the global energy crisis triggered by the US-Israeli war on Iran to push its fossil fuel agenda across Asia Pacific.
In Santa Marta a line is being drawn. The Conference shows that momentum to move beyond fossil fuels is building and cannot be ignored.
