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Behind the curtains: when the gas and nuclear lobbies reshape the EU sustainable taxonomy
On August 25th, 2020, Reclaim Finance publishes a briefing warning about the extent of fossil gas and nuclear lobbying on the EU sustainable taxonomy and underlining the possibility that these previously excluded energies would be reintegrated. Reclaim Finance calls on the EU Commission to exclude natural gas and nuclear [...]
The Paris financial center at the bottom of the well: French financial support to shale oil and gas
In May 2020, Friends of the Earth France and Reclaim Finance published a report revealing that French banks and investors significantly support North American shale oil and gas. Entitled “The Paris Financial Center at the Bottom of the Well”, the report also gathers information about the climate, environmental, sanitary, [...]
Quantitative easing & climate: The ECB’s dirty secret
In May 2020, Reclaim Finance publishes a report revealing that the European Central Bank’s corporate asset purchases significantly finances all fossil fuels. based on its study of the ECB’s list of corporate holdings (CSPP and PEPP), Reclaim Finance shows that quantitative easing strongly benefits to firms from the most [...]
Banking on climate change 2020 – fossil fuels report card
The latest version of the most comprehensive report on fossil fuel financing by international banks, “Banking on Climate Change 2020,” was released today. The “Banking on Climate Change 2020” fossil fuel finance report is a collaboration between Reclaim Finance, Rainforest Action Network, BankTrack, Indigenous Environmental Network, Oil Change International and [...]
