Increasing transparency
We believe that lobbying transparency is important. We engage with investors, international and civil society organisations, companies and industry associations as we further develop our approach to lobbying transparency. Initiatives such as the Global Standard on Responsible Corporate Climate Lobbying and the Climate Action 100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark aim to encourage greater transparency around climate-related lobbying by companies and industry associations.
Our main lobbying disclosures are summarised in Table 1.
Disclosures |
Purpose |
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General |
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Corporate political engagement statement |
Provides details of our approach in four areas:
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List of industry associations and similar organisations |
Provides a list of industry associations and similar organisations that we are a member of in key countries or regions and pay a membership fee of $50,000 or more in a specific year. |
Regulated lobbying disclosures |
To meet regulatory requirements. Some submissions are required to include lobbying expenditure. |
Climate and energy transition |
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Global climate and energy transition policy positions |
Provides a global framework for our advocacy with governments, international organisations, industry associations, coalitions and other stakeholders. |
Climate and Energy Transition Lobbying Report (this report) |
Provides a review of our direct and indirect lobbying on key climate and energy transition topics. |
Climate and energy transition advocacy updates webpage |
Provides periodic updates about our advocacy on key policies, legislation and regulations related to climate and energy transition at international and country level. |
