Sustainable Economic Systems
Search
Categories
Issues
Projects
-
Analysis: U.S. Restrictions on Public Finance for Overseas Energy Projects
Building on the commitment that the United States made in Glasgow to “end new direct public support for the international unabated fossil fuel energy sector by the end of 2022,” President Biden pu…
-
Biden Admin rolls out weak government-wide standard on overseas fossil fuel finance
Today, President Biden put forward a government-wide performance standard to apply to U.S. financing of overseas energy projects.
-
Public Energy Finance Briefing (in Japanese)
Public Energy Finance Briefing (in Japanese)
-
United States joins 20+ countries in committing to end international finance for oil, gas, and coal by end of 2022
Today the United States and 24 other countries and institutions from both developed and developing countries committed to end direct international public finance for unabated coal, oil and gas by the…
-
NGOs Release the First Global Oil & Gas Exit List at COP26
NGOs this week launched a new database identifying the largest oil and gas expansionists as well as the companies responsible for the dirtiest and most controversial forms of oil and gas production.
-
Past Last Call: G20 public finance institutions are still bankrolling fossil fuels
New report reveals that from 2018 to 2020, at least USD 10.9 billion per year was provided for financing oil, gas & coal projects by Japan.
-
Report: G20 Governments Have Bankrolled at Least $188 Billion in Fossil Fuels Since 2018
A report released today by Friends of the Earth U.S. and Oil Change International reveals that from 2018 to 2020, USD 188 billion was provided for financing oil, gas, and coal projects by G20 nations.
-
Biden’s “Whole of Government” Approach to Climate Change Has a Gaping Hole
Responding to the great threat climate change poses to the financial system and to national security, the Biden Administration recently released multiple climate adaptation and resilience plans.
-
New OECD Coal Financing Restrictions Represent Weak Progress
Today the OECD Export Credit Group announced new restrictions on its support for overseas coal projects.