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Big banks big footprint: UK financial institutions responsible for double UK s annual carbon emissions, report warns

Big banks big footprint: UK financial institutions responsible for double UK s annual carbon emissions, report warns Jessica Rawnsley Share Green campaigners warn City of London would be ninth biggest emitter of CO2 in world if it was a country in fresh analysis of financial sector s environmental impact UK banks and investors are responsible for almost double the UK s net annual carbon emissions, a damning new report by WWF and Greenpeace has found. The analysis argues that based on the carbon footprint of its multi-billion pound investment portfolios, The City of London would be ranked the ninth biggest emitter of CO2 in the world if it was a country - boasting more emissions than Germany. In 2019, UK financial institutions were responsible for financing 805 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, according to the research by the environmental charities.

Japan: NGOs call on SMBC Group s new coal policy to further meet Paris Agreement - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Japan: NGOs call on SMBC Group’s new coal policy to further meet Paris Agreement Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (hereinafter SMBC Group) published a statement entitled “Reinforcing Efforts against Climate Change. announcing revisions to its coal-fired power sector policy as well as updated targets for green and sustainability finance. Environmental NGOs, 350.org Japan, Kiko Network, the Japan Center for a Sustainable Environment and Society, and the Rainforest Action Network, welcomed the strengthening of policies toward decarbonization, but issued the following statement, recognizing that there are still many challenges to be addressed for the SMBC Group to set a business strategy consistent with the Paris Agreement.

UK banks and investors responsible for nearly double the UK s annual carbon emissions, report finds

New report finds UK financial institutions are responsible for 1.8 times the UK’s annual net emissions of CO2 Finance sector is driving the high carbon economy, yet there is currently no requirement for it to reduce its emissions in line with government targets – unlike other industries Greenpeace UK and WWF call for legislation to align the UK finance sector with the Paris Agreement A new report [1], published today (25 May 2021) by Greenpeace UK and WWF, finds that UK banks and asset managers were responsible for financing 805 million tonnes of CO2 in 2019, which would make The City of London the 9th biggest emitter of CO2 in the world if it were a country – ranked higher than Germany [2]. The new research points towards finance as one of the UK’s biggest contributors to climate change and supports calls for regulation to be introduced across the sector to bring it into line with Paris Agreement targets. 

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